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18th-century Wall-mounted Shelf
Wall-mounted shelf made of cherry wood with amaranth inlay
The lower section opens with two doors inlaid with Maltese crosses and lozenges; the period wrought-iron lock plates echo this motif.
The sides of the upper shelves are openwork with multilobed motifs and hearts.
This shelf rests on a scalloped side base.
The original antique hardware has been preserved: keyholes, latches, lock, and mounting brackets
A piece from the Louis XV period
A shelf for sale at the Dantan Gallery and stamped by Jean-François Coulon, who was admitted as a master on January 10, 1732, in Paris and resided on Rue du Vieux-Colombier, suggests that this piece was likely produced in Paris.
Condition: two missing sections of the molding, a localized crack on one side that does not affect structural integrity, patina in need of restoration, standard restoration on the left panel
The lower section opens with two doors inlaid with Maltese crosses and lozenges; the period wrought-iron lock plates echo this motif.
The sides of the upper shelves are openwork with multilobed motifs and hearts.
This shelf rests on a scalloped side base.
The original antique hardware has been preserved: keyholes, latches, lock, and mounting brackets
A piece from the Louis XV period
A shelf for sale at the Dantan Gallery and stamped by Jean-François Coulon, who was admitted as a master on January 10, 1732, in Paris and resided on Rue du Vieux-Colombier, suggests that this piece was likely produced in Paris.
Condition: two missing sections of the molding, a localized crack on one side that does not affect structural integrity, patina in need of restoration, standard restoration on the left panel
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