French Secretary Attributed To Jean-françois Hache, Circa 1770
Secretary walnut enhanced with black, attributed to Jean-François Hache, around 1770.
It opens with a flap, a drawer and two doors in the lower part.The previous rounded corners are typical of Jean-François' production. Inside, there are six solid cherry drawers and five lockers of different sizes. A "secret" bait is hidden in the center.The flap is covered with leather.This pretty piece of furniture has feet "pellets", in the front, and feet "silhouettés" in the back.
This secretary is close in its decor and its proportions of a copy reproduced in the reference book of Pierre and François Rouge (The Engineering of the Axes, ed.Faton, p.486)
Grenoblois work
Walnut, fruit wood
Very good state
18th century
It opens with a flap, a drawer and two doors in the lower part.The previous rounded corners are typical of Jean-François' production. Inside, there are six solid cherry drawers and five lockers of different sizes. A "secret" bait is hidden in the center.The flap is covered with leather.This pretty piece of furniture has feet "pellets", in the front, and feet "silhouettés" in the back.
This secretary is close in its decor and its proportions of a copy reproduced in the reference book of Pierre and François Rouge (The Engineering of the Axes, ed.Faton, p.486)
Grenoblois work
Walnut, fruit wood
Very good state
18th century
4 800 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 16th, Directory
Condition: Excellent condition
Length: 101 cm
Height: 138 cm
Depth: 46 cm
Reference (ID): 465306
Availability: In stock
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