Erstet Jean-ulric, Scriban Commode Curved Front In Walnut Louis XV Period Stamped Eighteenth

Erstet Jean-ulric, Scriban Commode In Walnut From Louis XV Period Stamped XVIIIth Century, Circa 1750 Superb Scriban Commode In Walnut From Louis XV Period, Stamped Jean - Ulric Erstet. Stamped on a Tranche de Tiroir by Jean-Ulric Erstet "Jean-Ulric Erstet (died 1780) - Cabinetmaker Paris Master 1740. He practiced rue des Prouvaires, then rue des Vieux-Augustins, near the place des Victoires. invented a sort of table forming a desk and backgammon. Received master in Paris in 1740, Erstet settled down as a manufacturer and furniture dealer in rue des Prouvaires then rue des Vieux-Augustins. In 1772 and 1773 several announcements relating to his production were published in the "small Posters" He died in 1780. The Erstet stamp appears on many works, very neat and of great quality. We can mention Louis XV or Transition chests of drawers and carefully inlaid Transition, large bookcases with mesh doors, game tables with removable tops. in rosewood ... One of his invention was a table serving as a desk and backgammon shaped in veneer wood framed with amaranth. " (Furniture and Cabinetmakers of the XVIIIth century) Open on Drawers in Front. Gilt Bronze Keyhole Entries and Pull Handles. Work of Louis XV Period, XVIIIth Century, circa 1750. Dimensions: Height: 105 cm Width: 77 cm Depth: 42 cm In good condition, use and maintenance restorations. For all information, contact us.