Furniture From The End Of The Nineteenth Century, Stamp By Henry Dasson (1825-1896)

Our furniture in kingwood veneer is decorated with several chiseled and gilded bronzes. The facade is decorated in the center with a panel in European varnish on a background of gold leaf decorated with a mythological scene. Opening by a door, it rests on 4 slightly calbé feet. A very beautiful thick "peach blossom" marble top gives a lot of allure to this piece of furniture which is stamped "HENRY DASSON" on the back.
French work
Circa 1890


Dimensions:
height 112 cm
width 118 cm
depth 46 cm

Material: kingwood veneer and chiseled and gilded bronzes
Origin: France
Condition of the item: Very good state of conservation.
Signatures: Henry Dasson (1825-1896)

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Biography Henry Dasson (1825-1896)
Henry Dasson was one of the most famous cabinetmakers of the third quarter of the 19th century, he specialized in replicating royal furniture from the 18th century. He received training as a bronzier before taking over from the cabinetmaker Charles Winckelsen in 1871. Based at 106 rue Vieille du Temple, he was active there until 1894.