Canabas Mahogany And Marble Cooler

Curved mahogany veneer bootle cooler by Joseph Gengenbach Canabas.

It opens with a drawer in the belt with a gilt bronze pull-out with a foliate motif and features a basin-shaped top on which are set two silver-plated bottle holders and two long oval storage compartments.
It is supported by four uncoated, arched, and molded legs, joined by two crotch shelves with concave sides. The legs end in gilt bronze clogs resting on casters.

transition period work with a trace of a stamp and JME.

This model is typical of that of Canabas (1715-1717), who became a master in 1766.

Its distinctive feature lies in the curved rear section, which reveals the two bottle holders, like niches.

Its top is adorned with beautiful white marble. A very similar model can be found in the highly acclaimed "18th-Century French Furniture" by Pierre Kjellberg, p. 164.

Dimensions: H: 76.5 cm x W: 56.5 cm x D: 51 cm