Lardin Dresser Curved In Transition Period Marquetry

Beautiful curved mahogany and mahogany veneer. Rosewood in rosewood frames. Opening to 5 drawers on three rows. Veined red marble top. Rich gilded and chiseled bronze ornamentation. This dresser is presented in perfect state of preservation. Stampedlardinandré-antoine and jurande punch. André-antoine lardin (1724 - august 10, 1790) - cabinetmaker. Paris. Master on july 1, 1750. It had the speciality of a rosewood veneer of exceptional quality. André-antoine lardin obtained his master's degree in 1750 and moved to rue de charenton at the sign "au bois de boulogne" he worked there until 1770, when he moved to settle on rue saint nicolas. Its production is considerable. His furniture of all styles (louis xiv, regency, louis xv, transition, louis xvi) is very beautiful manufacture, with classical shapes and decorations. Besides the secretaries, desks, tables, rags-to-riches..., he left an impressive number of dressers, decorated with rosewood veneer or violet wood of exceptional quality and marked with leaves or wings of butterfly with dark frame of rosewood. Lardin's characteristic was his stamp, which was stamped in very large letters, energetically, on several places of the same furniture. His two sons, andré-antoine II and louis françois collaborated with him and louis françois succeeded him on rue saint nicolas. 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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