Rosewood and Violet-Plated Cabinet, 19th Century

Description

Called at the time -demicommode- this furniture is a medal after: jean-françois leleu (1729 - september 3, 1807) convenient that … more Called at the time -demicommode- this furniture is a medal after: jean-françois leleu (1729 - september 3, 1807) convenient that was delivered to the bedroom of the duchess of bourbon at the palais bourbon. Jean-françois leleu is considered, rightly, as one of the most talented cabinetmaker of his time.

museums commode - museum of decorative arts cylinder transition office - louvre museum furniture in rosewood and violet plated, adorned with chiseled and gilded bronzes. Two drawers and, below, two leaves. Marble bracatelle top of spain.

around 1775-1780, 99cm; l. 88cm; l. 49cm - n ° 49 - nissim-de-camondo museum large chest of drawers - château de versailles large 6-foot chest of drawers - wallace collection small table - museum of art - cleveland flat bureau - metropolitain museum - new york bibliography french furniture from the 18th century - pierre kjellberg - the editions of the amateur - 2008 the cabinetmakers of the eighteenth century - count françois de salverte - editions of art and history - 1934. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



issues arising from misattribution less