Louis XV-era Chiffonier Table Attributed To Roussel, 18th Century
Artist: Roussel
Elegant coffee table, with all sides slightly curved, known as a chiffonier, made of rosewood veneer and richly decorated with floral marquetry; it opens to reveal two drawers at the front, one on the side, a leather-trimmed pull-out compartment at the front, and a "fire" screen, with its period brocaded silk (worn)
Slightly curved in shape, it rests on four arched legs, adorned with gilded bronze ornaments, and features a top of Aleppo breccia marble
A rare small Louis XV-era table attributed to Roussel, circa 1745, Parisian craftsmanship mounted on oak
Pierre Roussel, master craftsman since August 21, 1745
In good condition for its age, with normal signs of wear and very minor chips
Slightly curved in shape, it rests on four arched legs, adorned with gilded bronze ornaments, and features a top of Aleppo breccia marble
A rare small Louis XV-era table attributed to Roussel, circa 1745, Parisian craftsmanship mounted on oak
Pierre Roussel, master craftsman since August 21, 1745
In good condition for its age, with normal signs of wear and very minor chips
2 850 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Good condition
Material: Wood marquetry
Width: 49
Depth: 34
Reference (ID): 1850980
Availability: In stock
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