€6,000.00France, Louis XV period, mid-18th century, softwood frame, richly carved in fine quality in the form of volutes, flowers, leaves and ornamental motifs, openwork, painted gold, moulded marble top from a later period, the latter with professionally restored crack, 93 x 121 x 57 cm, beautiful restored condition, retouched areas.
€5,000.00France, transitional style, c. 1770, softwood frame, carved in the form of volutes, laurel leaf tendrils and quiver, gold painted, moulded marble top, 81 x 139 x 62 cm, beautiful, well-kept overall condition, a few small parts have been supplemented.
€2,800.00In Louis XV style, 19th century, curved beechwood frames, carved with ornamental motifs and in the form of stylised flowers and leaves, the back with chip carving décor, stained brown, matte finish, high-quality new upholstery, 97 x 74 x 65 cm, seat height 44 cm, beautiful restored condition.
€8,500.00by the ebenist Conrad Mauter (1742 – 1810), in so-called “Demi Lune” form, Louis XVI period around 1780, partly mahogany wood and mahogany veneered, polished in traditional craftsmanship, fluted studs, conical feet, 3 drawers, 2 side doors, chiselled gilt bronze fittings, stamped C. MAUTER (master from 1777), profiled marble top, 85 x 114 x 44 cm,
expertly restored condition.
Conrad Mauter’s clients included the Comte de Artois, brother of King Louis XVI, and himself, later known as King
Charles X.
€5,000.00France, Louis XV period, mid 18th century, curved, finely ornamentally carved in the form of volutes, flowers, vine leaves and grapes, set in gold, openwork frame, marble top probably from the 19th century, 88 x 104 x 53 cm, in good general condition with beautiful patina.
€4,000.00- France, Louis XV period, curved softwood frame
- Finely carved in volute form with flowers and leaves, open-worked, gold-painted
- Marble top probably added in the late 19th/early 20th century
- 91 x 106 x 53.5 cm, restored condition, reworked version
€3,500.00France, transitional style, c. 1770, curved, richly carved in the form of leaves, volutes, a decorative vase and a loop, openwork, painted gold, moulded marble top, 83 x 98 x 47 cm, restored condition, the painted decoration refreshed, structural elements in the frieze have been supplemented.
- €3,000.00
in Louis XV style, France, late 19th century, various hardwoods and softwoods, rosewood veneer, polished using traditional craftsmanship, one drawer, rich, chased and gilded bronze decorative fittings and panel edging, renewed gold-trimmed leather covering, 76 x 99 x 59 cm, beautiful professionally restored condition.
- Sold€2,800.00
France, Transitional period, c. 1775, various softwoods and hardwoods, veneered with rosewood and rosewood and field-marked, polished, two drawers on the front, gilded bronze decorative fittings, marble top, 85 x 63 x 37 cm, restored condition.
- Sold
So-called. “Tombeau”, Louis XV period, mid 18th century, various softwoods and hardwoods, rosewood veneer, field-marked, polished in traditional polished in traditional craftsmanship, 4 drawers, chiselled gilt bronze mounts, stamped D GENTY (Denis Genty,
Master from 1754), moulded marble top, approx. 82.5 x 114 x 59 cm, beautiful professionally restored condition. - €4,000.00
So-called ‘desserte’, in the Louis XVI style, France, late 19th century, oak and mahogany, partly mahogany veneered, with polished finish in traditional artisanal technique, conical feet, one drawer, one intermediate compartment, chiselled gilt bronze fittings and top edgings, marble top, (Brèche d’Alep) 95 x 115 x 40 cm, beautiful professionally restored condition.
Owing to its material selection and superior craftsmanship, this piece calls to mind the work of François Linke.
- €9,000.00
Paris, late 19th century, elegantly curved hardwood frame, rosewood veneered, inlaid with various precious woods in the form of cubes and leaves, polished in traditional craftsmanship, one drawer, finely chiselled gilt bronze mounts, marked FL on the back and signed F. Linke on a corner bronze, panelled surround, 75.5 x 110 x 66 cm, beautifully restored condition.
- Sold
“Bouillotte”, in Louis XVI style, by the French ebenist François Linke, late 19th century, hardwood frame, rosewood veneered, in typical form field and diamond shaped marquetry, polished in traditional handcraft technique, fluted feet, finely chased gilt bronze fittings, white/grey – ‘Arabescato’ marble top with profiled top border, signed F. Linke on one bronze, height 75 cm, diameter 75 cm, beautiful professionally restored condition.
Subject to species protection (ASB)
François LINKE (1855-1946), one of the most important ebenists of the Parisian “Belle Epoque”, came from Pankraz (Bohemia / Austria-Hungary). After studying furniture making in Vienna for two years, he first went to Germany and then to France in 1875, where he worked as a laborer for the well-known cabinetmaker Antoine KRIEGER.After a short stay in Vienna in 1879, he returned to Paris to set up his own studio in 1881.
Initially he produced for his former employer A. Krieger, but he quickly built up his own clientele thanks to his outstanding quality. His collaboration with the sculptor Léon Messagé, who was responsible for the design of the bronzes, was decisive for his future style and stellar career. Together they put together a collection for the Paris World Exhibition in 1900 that made Linke world-famous. He succeeded in creatively combining the classic Louis XV style with Art Nouveau. Works by François Linke are represented in all the world’s major museums and are highly sought-after on the art market. - Sold
Late 19th century, by the French ebenist François Linke, (1855-1946), displayable oak frame, veneered with rosewood and mahogany as well as field- and lattice-marked, polished in traditional handcraft technique, gilded bronze fittings and ornamental strips executed and chased in highest quality, signed F. LINKE on a bronze, hinged top with interior felt covering, approx. 77 x 88 x 41 cm, beautiful professionally restored condition.
Subject to species protection (ASB)
François LINKE (1855-1946), one of the most important ebenists of the Parisian “Belle Epoque”, came from Pankraz (Bohemia / Austria-Hungary). After studying furniture making in Vienna for two years, he first went to Germany and then to France in 1875, where he worked as a laborer for the well-known cabinetmaker Antoine KRIEGER. After a short stay in Vienna in 1879, he returned to Paris to set up his own studio in 1881. Initially he produced for his former employer A. Krieger, but he quickly built up his own clientele thanks to his outstanding quality. His collaboration with the sculptor Léon Messagé, who was responsible for the design of the bronzes, was decisive for his future style and stellar career. Together they put together a collection for the Paris World Exhibition in 1900 that made Linke world-famous. He succeeded in creatively combining the classic Louis XV style with Art Nouveau. Works by François Linke are represented in all the world’s major museums and are highly sought-after on the art market.
- Sold
France, Louis XVI period, c. 1780, by the cabinet-maker François REIZELL (master from 1764), oak body, veneered with satinwood and rosewood, marquetried with various precious woods in panels and ornamental motifs, with polished finish in traditional artisanal technique, canted angles, five drawers, gilt bronze mounts, moulded marble top (Saint Anne) stamped F REIZELL, 87 x 114 x 56 cm, beautiful professionally restored condition.
- €5,000.00
Louis XVI period, c. 1780, various hardwoods and softwoods, conical fluted feet, openwork frieze, the front carved in the form of a bird, a torch, a quiver and foliage, gold-painted, partly bronzed, moulded marble top, 89 x 121 x 56 cm, in good overall condition with minor signs of age and use.
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