Serpentine Two Door Commode in Rosewood circa 1785 John Gee the base shaped with similar

the base shaped with similar motifs

supported by cluster columns flanking the doors

Width 10”

The present table

Turned walnut stool with double vase shaped baluster turnings separated by a ring with a straight turned section resting on a final vase shaped baluster joined by a turned H-stretcher having an upholstered seat

Serpentine Two Door Commode in Rosewood circa 1785 John Gee the base shaped with similarA fine serpentine faded rosewood two door commode circa 1770, the top banded and inlaid with satinwood starbursts at the two front corners, supported by cluster columns flanking the doors, the doors having banded panels bordered with astragals with inset corners, the corners inverted and inlaid with satinwood starbursts at each corner resting on a plinth base. The interior holds four open drawers. Circa 1785. Ex collection, Vernay & Jussel Ht. 37, W.