Description
- France, c. 1770/80
- moulded softwood frame, in the form of stylised blossoms, laurel leaves and a pair of doves, gilt carved, gilded, mirror panel slightly stained
- Dimension: 160 x 103 cm
- beautiful restored condition, small parts replaced
Salon mirror
SoldFrance, c. 1770/80, moulded softwood frame, in the form of of stylised blossoms, laurel leaves and a pair of doves, gilt carved, gilded, mirror panel slightly stained, 160 x 103 cm, beautiful restored condition, small parts replaced.
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SoldLouis XVI style, second half of the 19th century, profiled softwood frame, decorated with pearl bars and so-called ox-eye bar profiles.
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Sold- Epoch Louis XV (second half of the 18th century).
- Various softwoods and hardwoods, rosewood veneered, marked with rosewood and various precious woods.
- Polished, two drawers at the front
- Gilt bronze mountings
- Striking stamp J.F. GRIFFET
- Dimensions: 82,5 x 72,5 x 42,5 cm
- Subject to species protection (ASB)
€9,000.00- Chest of drawers from France, Transition period
- around 1770/75.
- The contrasting marquetry and choice of materials is reminiscent of works by Adrien Delorme.
- Various hardwoods and softwoods, veneered with rosewood and zebrano as well as cube-like marquetry with various precious woods, polished, 5 drawers at the front, the lower two “sans traverse”, protruding middle section, gilded bronze fittings, profiled marble top from a later period.
- 90 x 129 x 64 cm
- restored condition.
