Mahogany Bouillotte Table Stamped C. Topino And Jme
Artist: Charles Topino
It rests on four chamfered feet, tapering to the sabots. It opens with two drawers and two pull-out slides framed by a gilt bronze band that echoes the bronze fittings and foliate ornamentation.
Louis XVI period.
Usual restorations.
H. 74 x D. 55 cm.
Charles Topino (1735-1803) was a French cabinetmaker who became a master in 1773. In 1745, he established himself in Paris, enjoying a great reputation in France and abroad, which earned him a clientele of noblemen and merchants. He also made furniture for other cabinetmakers such as Migeon and Boudin. During his career, he was also a supplier to the Royal Crown. He primarily produced small pieces of furniture such as tables or bonheur-du-jour cabinets, identifiable by his unique marquetry known as "usual objects" marquetry.
Louis XVI period.
Usual restorations.
H. 74 x D. 55 cm.
Charles Topino (1735-1803) was a French cabinetmaker who became a master in 1773. In 1745, he established himself in Paris, enjoying a great reputation in France and abroad, which earned him a clientele of noblemen and merchants. He also made furniture for other cabinetmakers such as Migeon and Boudin. During his career, he was also a supplier to the Royal Crown. He primarily produced small pieces of furniture such as tables or bonheur-du-jour cabinets, identifiable by his unique marquetry known as "usual objects" marquetry.
14 500 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 16th, Directory
Condition: Condition of use
Material: Mahogany
Diameter: 55
Height: 74
Reference (ID): 1712646
Availability: In stock
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