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A small, narrow chest of drawers in rosewood veneer set with…
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15
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A small, narrow chest of drawers in rosewood veneer set with…
See original version (French)
Estimate €800 - €1,000
Voluntary lot
Description
A small, narrow chest of drawers in rosewood veneer set within frames of violetwood arranged in a scroll pattern, featuring two drawers in two rows separated by a crossbar. Rounded side panels resting on curved legs. Top in Campan marble with a ‘beak of corbin’ profile.
Stamped ‘J. TUART’ and bearing the hallmark of the Carpenters’ and Cabinetmakers’ Guild.
Louis XV period.
Appliqué gilded bronze ornamentation.
83 × 52 × 36 cm.
(Some lifting of the veneer, minor veneer chips and signs of wear; the ornamental motif on the apron is missing)
Jean-Baptiste I Tuart was admitted as a master cabinetmaker in Paris on 1 February 1741.
Upon express request, the lot may be transported free of charge to our warehouse in Buc, or to our Paris premises (for smaller lots). See general terms and conditions of sale.
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About the sale
Antique and modern paintings, prints, furniture and works of art from the 16th century to the present day
Auction location
Auction time
08/28/2026 at 2:00 PM
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