Secretary Chest Of Drawers Stamped Lemarchand In Mahogany, 19th Century

magnificent mahogany secretary chest of drawers stamped twice Louis-Édouard Lemarchand is a cabinetmaker for the furniture of the Crown and the Duke of Orléans from the restoration period it opens with two drawers and two leaves on the front inside three sliding drawers on a marble top sea green Louis Édouard Lemarchand was born in Paris on October 9, 1795. He studied architecture. Then an enthusiastic admirer of Epirus, he enlisted as a soldier and entered Saint-Cyr in 1813. He fought at Ligny in June 1815 and returned to civilian life under the Restoration. He took over from his father, the cabinetmaker Charles Joseph Lemarchand (1759-1826) and, installed at No. 17 rue des Tournelles, gave great importance to the family business, becoming a cabinetmaker for the Crown furniture and Duke of Orléans under Louis Philippe, delivering all the palaces. in very good state of conservation delivery throughout France for 150 euros do not hesitate to contact me for more information in order to buy with full knowledge