Empire Armchair From Château De Rambouillet
An important armchair in lacquered and painted beech decorated with palmettes and rosettes from the Empire period by Jacob Desmalter.
Delivered by Jacob in 1805 for the sleeping room of Madame Mère at the Grand Trianon, it was then moved in 1806 to the sleeping room of the Empress Joséphine at the Palais de Rambouillet.
Inventory numbers from 1806, delivery label for the Grand Trianon. The second number under the side rail is illegible.
Condition report: Very good condition
We would like to thank Mr. Renaud Serrette, (Collection referent of the West Pole, Department of Conservation of Monuments and Collections) for this information
Delivered by Jacob in 1805 for the sleeping room of Madame Mère at the Grand Trianon, it was then moved in 1806 to the sleeping room of the Empress Joséphine at the Palais de Rambouillet.
Inventory numbers from 1806, delivery label for the Grand Trianon. The second number under the side rail is illegible.
Condition report: Very good condition
We would like to thank Mr. Renaud Serrette, (Collection referent of the West Pole, Department of Conservation of Monuments and Collections) for this information
36 000 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Good condition
Length: 62cm
Width: 54cm
Height: 98cm
Depth: 46cm
Reference (ID): 568442
Availability: In stock
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