Louis-jacques Couet, Louis XV Louis XVI Transition Period Coffee Table, Circa 1770

Louis-Jacques COUET, Transition Period Marquetry Salon TableLouis XV Louis XVI, Circa 1770Superb Small Salon Table Marquetry Rosewood and Rosewood, Transition Period Louis XV Louis XVI, Resting on Cambered Legs Ending in Gilt Bronze Sabots.This Table Curved All Sides, with Geometric Cube Marquetry Decor, Opens with Two Drawers on the Front. It is Garnished with a Breccia d'Aleppo Marble Top, Surrounded by a Gilt Bronze Ingot Mold. Its Curved Uprights. Beautiful Gilt Bronze Ornamentation, Such as Sabots, Ingot Mold, Lock Entrances. Has its Key. Bears the COUET Stamp. Beautifully crafted furniture with simple and refined lines, stamped by the Master Cabinetmaker, Louis-Jacques COUET and stamped with the JME, Hallmark of the Jurandes. This small table combines practical utility with its small storage spaces. You can also display art objects, collectibles, and lighting. But also creating a beautiful visual with its delicate and harmonious curves, it will easily adapt to your interior. This piece, with its interesting proportions and careful finishes, testifies to the elegance of French furniture from the Louis XV period, and will enhance your home. Louis-Jacques COUET, a Parisian cabinetmaker, acquired his mastery on October 12, 1774, and became a deputy or administrator of his community. After living on rue de Buci until the Revolution, he moved his workshop to rue Abbatiale. He is last mentioned in the V Almanach du Commerce of the year XIII. One of his productions, signed JL COUET, appeared at the Exposition des Arts Décoratifs in 1882. (18th century furniture and cabinetmaker) Transition Period Work Louis XV Louis XVI, Circa 1770, 18th Century. Dimensions: Height: 75.5 cm Width: 53 cm Depth: 39 cm In Good Condition. We are at your disposal for any further information. WWW.DANTAN.STORE