Imperial Empire Armchair For Fontainebleau (iron Mark & Inventory), Attributed To Jacob Desmalter
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Imperial Empire Armchair For Fontainebleau (iron Mark & Inventory), Attributed To Jacob Desmalter

Artist: Jacob Desmalter, Attribué
Armchair with squaresquare back, baluster armrests, Jacob's legs at the front and saber-shaped legs. Grey lacquered wood with black highlights to simulatepatinated bronze. Empire period - early 19th century, circa1810 - inspired by the Directoire style and attributed to Jacob Desmalter (notstamped).

Our seat is interesting for its Imperial and Royal provenanceas it bears the iron marks of a prestigious palace: Fontainebleau (FON, inventory numbers crossed out, with the fire mark of theof the Garde Meuble Royal (Royal Furniture Guard) under Louis XVIII.recovered from the Empire).

NB: We are offering separately two almost identical seats from two differenttwo different origins (Les Tuileries and Fontainebleau) that we haverestored identically to illustrateto illustrate an interesting vision of the great official commissionsplaced by the imperial furniture store. This venerable institutioninstitution was commissioned by the Emperor to hastily re-furnish in the latestsuch as the Tuileries, Fontainebleau and Compiègne,Compiègne, ordering 20, 30 or 50 identical armchairs from Jacob and Marcion. armchairs. These two workshops, official suppliers to the imperialoften subcontracted, copying each other's designs.of one or the other, in order to supply the requested quantities as quickly as possible.This is the case with our seats, which are identical but with slight differencesbut with slight differences (height and backrest mounting, for example). There are many possible explanations for this: is Jacob subcontracting to Marcion?Orders placed a few months or years apart? In any case, theythey were not intended to be placed side by side. Thedistance of 50km between the two palaces made them identical, and this interestinginteresting confrontation shows the reality of their similarities.

We had this seat completely restored: dismantled, reassembled, relacquered, reupholstered and reupholstered in new horsehair on webbing, with knife-bladeand covered with Tassinari and Chatel line silk.

Fontainebleau armchair:
Width: 61cm
Backrest height: 91.5cm
Seat height 40,5cm
3 100 €

Period: 19th century

Style: Consulat, Empire

Condition: Perfect condition

Material: Painted wood

Reference (ID): 1741716

Availability: In stock

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