Marquetry Furniture Signed Diehl à Paris
Artist: Charles-guillaume Diehl
A beautiful and rare single-door cabinet in exquisite marquetry , signed on the lock by the renowned French cabinetmaker Charles-Guillaume Diehl.
Charles-Guillaume Diehl (1811-1885) was the son of a cabinetmaker based in Steinbach, in the Grand Duchy of Hesse.
He moved to Paris in the late 1830s and married Zoé-Philipinne Vasseur in 1840.
He established his cabinetmaking workshop at 39 rue Saint-Sébastien, quickly gaining a great reputation and employing no fewer than 600 workers and artisans in his factory by 1870.
By the mid-19th century, Diehl had established himself as one of the leading cabinetmakers in the capital, exhibiting at most of the major French and international exhibitions and regularly winning awards, notably a bronze medal in 1855.
Louis XV style.
A high-quality piece dating from around 1860-1870.
Napoleon III period.
Dimensions :
Height 110 cm
Width 89 cm
Depth 49 cm.
Beautiful quality cabinet.
Charles-Guillaume Diehl (1811-1885) was the son of a cabinetmaker based in Steinbach, in the Grand Duchy of Hesse.
He moved to Paris in the late 1830s and married Zoé-Philipinne Vasseur in 1840.
He established his cabinetmaking workshop at 39 rue Saint-Sébastien, quickly gaining a great reputation and employing no fewer than 600 workers and artisans in his factory by 1870.
By the mid-19th century, Diehl had established himself as one of the leading cabinetmakers in the capital, exhibiting at most of the major French and international exhibitions and regularly winning awards, notably a bronze medal in 1855.
Louis XV style.
A high-quality piece dating from around 1860-1870.
Napoleon III period.
Dimensions :
Height 110 cm
Width 89 cm
Depth 49 cm.
Beautiful quality cabinet.
5 750 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Good condition
Material: Wood marquetry
Width: 89
Height: 110
Reference (ID): 1725743
Availability: In stock
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