Desk With A Cylinder Stamped "tuart Et Boudin"
Artist: Tuart Et Boudin
A very fine and rare freestanding cylinder-top desk, veneered in tulipwood and amaranth, raised on four cabriole legs.
The front features five frieze drawers. The upper section opens via a tambour shutter to reveal a leather-lined writing surface, five drawers, and four pigeonholes. The desk is embellished with chased gilt-bronze mounts, including sabots, shoulder mounts, drawer pulls, escutcheons, a top rim molding, and a gallery.
Stamped multiple times "Tuart" and "Boudin," and bearing the JME stamp.
A desk of identical design is located at the Château de Champs-sur-Marne.
Louis XV period
Restorations consistent with age and use
H. 110.5 x W. 151 x D. 81.5 cm
The front features five frieze drawers. The upper section opens via a tambour shutter to reveal a leather-lined writing surface, five drawers, and four pigeonholes. The desk is embellished with chased gilt-bronze mounts, including sabots, shoulder mounts, drawer pulls, escutcheons, a top rim molding, and a gallery.
Stamped multiple times "Tuart" and "Boudin," and bearing the JME stamp.
A desk of identical design is located at the Château de Champs-sur-Marne.
Louis XV period
Restorations consistent with age and use
H. 110.5 x W. 151 x D. 81.5 cm
58 000 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Condition of use
Material: Wood marquetry
Reference (ID): 1809790
Availability: In stock
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