An Early Victorian Birdseye Maple Simulated Painted Pine Commode c.1840-50 sub-Decorative Objects Vitruvius Britannicus is the indispensable

Vitruvius Britannicus is the indispensable for the study of 17th and 18th-century architecture in England

The subject and style make this piece difficult to attribute but we feel it could conceivably be English (the panels are oak for a start) but it is more likely Flemish or French in origin

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The attractive early-nineteenth century folding campaign chair in beech

An Early Victorian Birdseye Maple Simulated Painted Pine Commode c.1840-50 sub-Decorative Objects Vitruvius Britannicus is the indispensableOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 50 Height: 17 Width: 18. 5 Depth: 16 The very pretty early Victorian period sand yellow painted pine bedside commode or nightstand with line decoration in burgundy, the whole to simulate birds eye maple, the lidded top opening to reveal the vacant bowl space to well turned and line decorated peg legs, the whole now for use as a bedside or lamp table, and surviving from the