18th-century Chest Of Drawers, Stamped
Transitional chest of drawers in burl wood veneer—violetwood and rosewood—with gilded bronze
Louis XV period, circa 1760.
It bears the mark of a skilled Parisian cabinetmaker, Jean Baptiste Galet
Jean Baptiste Galet, a Parisian cabinetmaker who became a master craftsman in 1754 and died in 1784, left behind a meticulously crafted body of Louis XV furniture, Transition, and Louis XVI styles. As a cabinetmaker, he quickly gained great renown and was mentioned, toward the end of Louis XV’s reign, as one of the leading cabinetmakers in Paris.
Height: 88.5 cm
Length: 97 cm
Depth: 46.5 cm
In perfect condition
Provenance: Mas de Provence.
Secure delivery by carrier; please feel free to ask us for a quote.
We always do our best to offer a very reasonable price.
We are available to answer any questions you may have; please contact us by phone (07 67 01 11 47) or by email (paymal.michel@gmail.com)
Louis XV period, circa 1760.
It bears the mark of a skilled Parisian cabinetmaker, Jean Baptiste Galet
Jean Baptiste Galet, a Parisian cabinetmaker who became a master craftsman in 1754 and died in 1784, left behind a meticulously crafted body of Louis XV furniture, Transition, and Louis XVI styles. As a cabinetmaker, he quickly gained great renown and was mentioned, toward the end of Louis XV’s reign, as one of the leading cabinetmakers in Paris.
Height: 88.5 cm
Length: 97 cm
Depth: 46.5 cm
In perfect condition
Provenance: Mas de Provence.
Secure delivery by carrier; please feel free to ask us for a quote.
We always do our best to offer a very reasonable price.
We are available to answer any questions you may have; please contact us by phone (07 67 01 11 47) or by email (paymal.michel@gmail.com)
2 800 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Wood marquetry
Length: 97 cm
Height: 88.5 cm
Depth: 46.5 cm
Reference (ID): 1780462
Availability: In stock
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