European Furniture and Decorative Arts

One commode is 18th century in date, the second is later.
The older example has a broken marble top which needs repair for stability. The reproduction has a broken marble shelf on its interior. Bother sturdy and usable otherwise. Wear to the painted finish and some areas of flaking paint as it typical. The older example redecorated on one side and with a repaired broken leg.

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