Parisienne Convenient Stamped Fromageau, XVIII

Paris commode stamped Fromageau, blond eighteenth convenient walnut opening with four drawers in three rows Its facade is slightly curved. Typical Island productions of France in the first half of the eighteenth century. Elegant prints handles. Side moldings chapel. Royal red marble top. She wears the double stamp on each amount of Fromageau. The locks work. usual restorations. The son of a master carpenter, Jean Baptiste Fromageau born around 1725, installed his workshop rue Traversiere before settling rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine. The almanac Dauphin mentions his house as one of the largest in Paris. His abundant production is very diverse. He specializes in both luxury cabinet that in the simple carpentry. Delivery in France and abroad. World Wide Delivery. Other photos on request. To see in Méounes Antiques, 21 Church Square, 83136 Méounes, Var, France. antiquites-var.fr meounes.antiquites@gmail.com