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2 - Mackenzie Childs Painted "Bombay" Wood Chest Late 20th century Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: MacKenzie-Childs Materials: Wood (primarily pine/tulipwood), gesso, polychrome paint, and fabric accents (tassels) Marking(s): Mackenzie Childs plaque near bottom back foot. Turtle feet are stamped on bottom. Cataloguer's Note: This whimsical late 20th-century commode is a definitive example of artisanal statement furniture by the celebrated American design studio MacKenzie-Childs. Features two ceramic turtle feet. Crafted with a distinctively swollen, undulating serpentine silhouette characteristic of traditional European Baroque and Rococo bombe commodes, the chest functions as a canvas for the brand's iconic post-modern patterns. The flat top is decorated with the hallmark black-and-tan 'Courtly Check' pattern, while the three drawers and sides feature alternating diagonal pink and green 'Courtly Stripe' detailing. The center face is hand-painted with an idyllic, soft landscape scene depicting lush trees set against rolling hills and distant blue waters. The composition is bordered by heavy, relief-molded faux-gilt scrollwork and accented with hanging black fabric tassels on the pull handles. H 35" x L 42.5" x Depth 21.5" Good pre-owned condition. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email to info@akibaantiques.com
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Mackenzie Childs Painted "Bombay" Wood Chest Late 20th century Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: MacKenzie-Childs Materials: Wood (primarily pine/tulipwood), gesso, polychrome paint, and fabric accents (tassels) Marking(s): Mackenzie Childs plaque near bottom back foot. Turtle feet are stamped on bottom. Cataloguer's Note: This whimsical late 20th-century commode is a definitive example of artisanal statement furniture by the celebrated American design studio MacKenzie-Childs. Features two ceramic turtle feet. Crafted with a distinctively swollen, undulating serpentine silhouette characteristic of traditional European Baroque and Rococo bombe commodes, the chest functions as a canvas for the brand's iconic post-modern patterns. The flat top is decorated with the hallmark black-and-tan 'Courtly Check' pattern, while the three drawers and sides feature alternating diagonal pink and green 'Courtly Stripe' detailing. The center face is hand-painted with an idyllic, soft landscape scene depicting lush trees set against rolling hills and distant blue waters. The composition is bordered by heavy, relief-molded faux-gilt scrollwork and accented with hanging black fabric tassels on the pull handles. H 35" x L 42.5" x Depth 21.5" Good pre-owned condition. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email to info@akibaantiques.com
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