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BID DATE: 10/13/2018 11:54 PM
CURRENT BIDDER: inthe603
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DESCRIPTION SMALL OAK COMMODE CHEST (PARTIALLY PAINTED) Age. More than 100 years old Composition. Oak Size. 27” high x 30” wide x 18” deep Rating: 8 Comments. Made of solid oak this Victorian era commode has dual paneled sides, a replaced top and grooved faces. It has three drawers that are either 3 ½" or 6 Ό” deep that have fancy brass pulls and a 17” high storage area behind that panel door. There are four metal wheel casters and this commode is heavy for its size. The oaks golden finish has wear, shade variations, scratches/scrapes but really accentuates the woods grain. The painted areas have faux wear and the color is complementary to the piece. This item is in sturdy shape with no apparent breaks having normal use wear, some wood wear, has some visible screws on the top as seen in our photo, small, shallow wood dents and has some soiling/stains. Give them cleaning and this one’s ready for your home. Nice size for a bedside stand, end table or somewhere to showcase your antique bowl and pitcher wash set. Please click here for an explanation of our (1-10) Rating System. Condition Ratings Also, please feel free to email or call us if you have any further questions.

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