J.tuart Commode Tomb In Marquetry Period Louis XV flag

Beautiful tomb-shaped dresser. With a beautiful precious wood marquetry, With violet wood, rosewood, amaranth, which make up this superb work of 18th century cabinet making. Opening with four drawers on three rows. Rich gilded bronze ornamentation and chisels. Marble top of the corbin beaked flanders. Tanpon varnish finish. This dresser is in superb state of preservation. Stamped tuartjean-baptiste I. Jean-baptiste I tuart - master's degree obtained on february 1, 1741: cabinetmaker of the reign of louis XV. Was one of the court's suppliers. From his factory in the cloister of saint-germain-l'auxerrois, jean-baptiste I tuart delivered numerous orders to menus-plaisirs from 1744 to 1753. He had a son, jean-baptiste II tuart, with whom he worked for a time until he decided to establish himself as a master tablemaker and merchant. Tuart probably collaborates with his fellow merchantléonard boudin, who repeatedly leaves his stamp near his own. His work is characterized by louis xv-style furniture. He makes chests, notches, flat and slope desks or even secretary, veneer wood or flower marquetry. Some furniture is also made of lask or varnish in the taste of china. Alongside this furniture, tuart creates transition works such as small drum tables or ressurfacing inconveniences, marked with small landscapes and utensils in the manner oftopino. Tuart ceased operations in 1767. Don't hesitate to contact me for more information. To buy with full knowledge. Free shipping within a 200 km radius.

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