Georges Jacob, Rare Low Lacquered Shepherdess In Louis XVI Style Late 18th Century

Georges Jacob, Low Lacquered Shepherdess In Louis XVI Style End Of The 18th Century Rare and Elegant Low Moulded, Sculpted and Lacquered Shepherdess In Louis XVI Style, Attributed to JACOB, Resting on Four Tapered and Fluted Legs. Its Reversed Back Ending with Volutes Decorated with Rosettes. This Richly Carved Shepherdess, Its Volute Uprights Decorated with Foliage and Rosettes. It is Upholstered in a Superb Linen Fabric in Gray Tones and Has a Padded Seat Cushion. Good Seating, Good Stability. Fabric in Perfect Condition. Low Shepherdess of Rare Shape and Proportions, Attributed to the Famous Master Cabinetmaker Georges JACOB, Georges Jacob (1739-1814) – mastered on September 4, 1765: He is the most famous and the most creative of all the seat carpenters of the 18th century in France. At the forefront of its wealthy clientele is the royal family. A Pair of Bergères by Georges JACOB, Similar Model, was Sold at Christie's in 2019 with a Result of 62,500 GBP. Work of Very Fine Quality of Execution, Louis XVI Style from the End of the 18th Century, Beginning of the 19th Century. Dimensions: Height: 76 cm Width: 65 cm Depth: 70 cm Seat Height: 42.5 cm In good condition. We are at your disposal for any additional information. WWW.DANTAN.STORE