Louis XV Desk, Stamped "migeon"
Artist: Pierre Migeon
A Louis XV-era writing desk with violetwood decoration.
Exceptional bronze fittings featuring a finely chiseled and gilded chimera.
The desk bears the mark of the Château d’Anet as well as Pierre Migeon’s stamp.
A label affixed beneath the desk indicates that it was donated to the Denver Art Museum by the renowned Guggenheim family of New York.
Pierre IV Migeon (1696–1758)—cabinetmaker—obtained his master’s certificate around 1725: The most famous of his lineage, Pierre Migeon IV, both a cabinetmaker and a dealer, stands out for his furniture, which offers a delightful blend of tradition and modernity.
Exceptional bronze fittings featuring a finely chiseled and gilded chimera.
The desk bears the mark of the Château d’Anet as well as Pierre Migeon’s stamp.
A label affixed beneath the desk indicates that it was donated to the Denver Art Museum by the renowned Guggenheim family of New York.
Pierre IV Migeon (1696–1758)—cabinetmaker—obtained his master’s certificate around 1725: The most famous of his lineage, Pierre Migeon IV, both a cabinetmaker and a dealer, stands out for his furniture, which offers a delightful blend of tradition and modernity.
140 000 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Other
Width: 160
Height: 77
Depth: 84
Reference (ID): 1846772
Availability: In stock
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