Working girl Louis XV style - XIXth Century
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- Epoca : 19° secolo - 1800
- Stile : Luigi XV Transizione
- Altezza : 70cm
- Larghezza : 49cm
- Profondità : 38cm
- Materiale : Blackened wood - rosewood - bronze
- Prezzo: 1200€
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Descrizione Dettagliata
Elegant Napoleon III style Louis XV working table in blackened natural wood and rosewood marquetry.
The top is decorated with a mirror on the inside. The interior compartment is in rosewood.
It rests on four curved legs decorated with falls, fillets and bronze sabots.
Also known as a work table, this is a real piece of living room furniture that combines aesthetic functions with storage for sewing utensils.
Period : mid 19th century
Dimensions : height : 70cm x Width : 49cm x Depth : 38cm
This magnificent piece is attributed to the workshops of the "Maison Alphonse GIROUX PARIS".
This shop was created around 1799 by François Simon GIROUX - 7 rue du Coq St Honoré in Paris (trade of fancy goods and stationery) then Cabinetmaker from 1834 under the name of Alphonse GIROUX.
At that time, he specialised in the manufacture of refined objects for which Louis XVIII and then Charles X were supplied with gifts.
Taken over by his sons in 1838 under the name "Alphonse GIROUX et Cie", he was transferred in 1857 to 43 rue des Capucines and disappeared in 1885.
The top is decorated with a mirror on the inside. The interior compartment is in rosewood.
It rests on four curved legs decorated with falls, fillets and bronze sabots.
Also known as a work table, this is a real piece of living room furniture that combines aesthetic functions with storage for sewing utensils.
Period : mid 19th century
Dimensions : height : 70cm x Width : 49cm x Depth : 38cm
This magnificent piece is attributed to the workshops of the "Maison Alphonse GIROUX PARIS".
This shop was created around 1799 by François Simon GIROUX - 7 rue du Coq St Honoré in Paris (trade of fancy goods and stationery) then Cabinetmaker from 1834 under the name of Alphonse GIROUX.
At that time, he specialised in the manufacture of refined objects for which Louis XVIII and then Charles X were supplied with gifts.
Taken over by his sons in 1838 under the name "Alphonse GIROUX et Cie", he was transferred in 1857 to 43 rue des Capucines and disappeared in 1885.
