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Pierre IV MIGEON (1696–1758).
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Pierre IV MIGEON (1696–1758).
See original version (French)
Estimate €6,000 - €8,000
Voluntary lot
Description
Pierre IV MIGEON (1696–1758).
Rectangular CHANGE TABLE in violet wood veneer, with a central poly-lobed motif. It rests on four curved legs and features a folding top which, when opened and resting on a central support, reveals two compartments.
Stamped ‘Migeon’, probably referring to Pierre IV Migeon (1696–1758).
Louis XV period.
Height: 70 cm; Width: 76 cm; Depth: 33.5 cm (67 cm when open)
(Normal restoration work)
A precursor to the shop counter, the money-changer’s table had been used since the Middle Ages for counting cash and goods. Originally mounted on simple trestles, this table evolved into a distinctive piece of furniture comprising a partially movable top resting on a base cabinet containing several drawers or compartments.
See original version (French)
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