Charles-guillaume Diehl

Beautiful and rare piece of furniture with one door in precious veneer and marquetry, signed by the famous French cabinetmaker Charles-Guillaume Diehl. "Charles-Guillaume Diehl" (1811 - 1885) was the son of a carpenter established in Steinback, in the Grand Duchy of Hesse.
He came to settle in Paris at the end of the 1830s and married Zoé-Philipinne Vavasseur in 1840. He established his cabinetmaking workshop at 39, rue Saint-Sébastien, he quickly achieved great notoriety and no less than 600 workers and craftsmen worked in his factory in 1870.
From the middle of the 19th century; Diehl had positioned himself as one of the major cabinetmakers in the capital at most of the major French and international exhibitions, regularly winning awards, notably a bronze medal in 1855.

Louis XV style, a work of great finesse around 1860 - 1870.
Period :  Napoleon III

Height 110 centimeters
Width 89 cm
Depth 49 cm