Late 18th-century Chest Key With Fine Turned Detailing; Shows Signs Of Wear.
Artist: Ateliers Parisiens
Fine chest or cabinet key, late 18th century.
The bow is formed by two opposing C- shapes with a triangular base;
the solid shank is baluster-turned halfway down, then transitions to a square section, ending in knob.
Rectangular bit, featuring a slight Z-profile, displays a beautiful, large, open trefoil cutout.
It is a rare key, though it shows signs of wear and past repairs.
Nevertheless, it is an interesting piece due to its completely atypical design.
French craftsmanship, likely Louis XVI period.
Dimensions: 14 cm length; 4 cm bow diameter.
Available for immediate purchase via credit card or PayPal.
Eclectic — We are not professional appraisers, but we have been in the trade for over 50 years.
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SIRET: FR 24 430113233. Invoice and certificate included with every shipment.
The bow is formed by two opposing C- shapes with a triangular base;
the solid shank is baluster-turned halfway down, then transitions to a square section, ending in knob.
Rectangular bit, featuring a slight Z-profile, displays a beautiful, large, open trefoil cutout.
It is a rare key, though it shows signs of wear and past repairs.
Nevertheless, it is an interesting piece due to its completely atypical design.
French craftsmanship, likely Louis XVI period.
Dimensions: 14 cm length; 4 cm bow diameter.
Available for immediate purchase via credit card or PayPal.
Eclectic — We are not professional appraisers, but we have been in the trade for over 50 years.
Hassle-free refunds if you are not satisfied.
SIRET: FR 24 430113233. Invoice and certificate included with every shipment.
110 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 16th, Directory
Condition: Condition of use
Material: Wrought iron
Length: 14cm
Width: 4cm
Reference (ID): 1803116
Availability: In stock
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