Stamped Jean Susse – Beautiful Mid-century Money Changer’s Desk – Regency Period
Artist: Jean Susse Maître En 1762
A mid-century money changer's desk with inlaid rosewood and rosewood decoration forming frames.
It opens with two doors framing 4 central drawers on the front and has a movable top that unfolds on two steel compasses.
The latter reveals a leather-covered writing desk as well as two flaps revealing compartments and a secret.
The belts are animated, the legs arched.
Regency period,
Stamped IS for Jean Susse
- H: 78 - W: 111.5 - D (closed): 44 - D (open): 88
Jean SUSSE
Cabinetmaker and joiner admitted to the Mastery on June 30, 1762
. He was a deputy of his corporation.
In 1785, he moved from rue de la Bûcherie to rue St Julien-Le-Pauvre, where he was still working in 1791.
Tabl. Community – Building Almanac – Champeaux Papers (BA copy, p: 256)
It opens with two doors framing 4 central drawers on the front and has a movable top that unfolds on two steel compasses.
The latter reveals a leather-covered writing desk as well as two flaps revealing compartments and a secret.
The belts are animated, the legs arched.
Regency period,
Stamped IS for Jean Susse
- H: 78 - W: 111.5 - D (closed): 44 - D (open): 88
Jean SUSSE
Cabinetmaker and joiner admitted to the Mastery on June 30, 1762
. He was a deputy of his corporation.
In 1785, he moved from rue de la Bûcherie to rue St Julien-Le-Pauvre, where he was still working in 1791.
Tabl. Community – Building Almanac – Champeaux Papers (BA copy, p: 256)
5 600 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Wood marquetry
Length: 111,5
Height: 78
Depth: fermé: 44 - ouvert : 88
Reference (ID): 1593688
Availability: In stock
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