AN IMPORTANT GEORGE III MAHOGANY COMMODE Attributed to William Gomm Victorian displaying subtle patination which enhances

displaying subtle patination which enhances their authentic character

The striking satinwood

who sought both his expertise and his flair for integrating the prevailing London fashions

They make for an impressive focal point when displayed together

Exceptional craftsmanship apparent in the hand-applied polychrome lacquer

AN IMPORTANT GEORGE III MAHOGANY COMMODE Attributed to William Gomm Victorian displaying subtle patination which enhancesAn exceptional example of eighteenth century English cabinetmaking, this George III mahogany commode masterfully illustrates the refined taste and craftsmanship of the period. Attributed to William Gomm, a celebrated London maker of the mid Georgian era, this dresser blends classic proportions with exquisite rococo details. Origin: England Date: Circa 1760 Material: Mahogany, with crossbanded detail and gilt bronze rococo handles Dimensions: Height: