Beautiful pair of bergeres from France. Era Louis XVI, around 1780. Profiled and partly fluted beech wood frames, stained brown an matted. The upholstery rebuilt with horsehair and covered with high quality fabric. Loose seat cushions, on the lower side of the frame stamped A. Mouzard, (Antoine Mouzard, master from 1755)
So-called Bureau Plat, Louis XV style, end of the 19th century. Curved oak frame, rosewood veneered. Lattice-marked with rosewood, polished, rich partly figural gilded bronze fittings
Louis XV style, France, end of the 19th century. Various hardwoods and softwoods, veneered, primed in red, decorated in lacquer technique in the form of landscape scenes on the reverse side, raised work. Two drawers on the front, sloping writing. Writing flap and two pull-out support slats. Interior with four drawers, sliding back bottom section, top and inside with red leather upholstery decorated with gold, gilded bronze ornamental fittings. Dimensions: 93 x 90 x 56 cm, beautiful restored condition
SoldSalon commode from France – Transition era (1770/75). Various hardwoods and softwoods, rosewood veneered, with with various partially coloured precious woods, field-shaped and ornamentally marked. Polished, two frontal with projecting middle section, bevelled lugs, gilded bronze ornamental fittings, profiled marble top. Stamped E. Epaulard (Etienne Epaulard, master from 1772)
Louis XVI style, modelled on a piece by Jean-Henri Riesener at the end of the 19th century, Hardwood frame with turned fluted feet, rosewood veneered as well as with various precious woods. Ornamental marquetry, one drawer, fine gilded bronze ornamental fittings and top panel edging. Beautiful restored condition.
