ID 1079722
Lot 47 | CHIPPENDALE, Thomas (1718-1779).
Estimate value
€ 700 – 1 000
Le Guide du tapissier, de l’ébéniste et de tous ceux qui travaillent en meubles…Londres : T. Becket & P. A. de Hondt, 1762.
Beau recueil gravé des œuvres de l’ébéniste Thomas Chippendale. Il s’agit de la première édition en français du Gentleman and Cabinet-maker's Director de Chippendale, basée sur la troisième édition, corrigée et enrichie. L’édition originale, qui date de 1754, ne comprenait que 161 planches, contre 200 ici.
Après une étude des différents ordres architecturaux, on trouve notamment des représentations de bibliothèques, de lits, de canapés, de miroirs, ou encore d’écrans de cheminées.
In-folio (452 x 297 mm). Titre, dédicace gravée (1 p.), préface (2 pp.), 23 pp. de description des planches (A-G^2), et 200 planches gravées d’après Chippendale (déchirure marginale sans perte à la planche n° CXCVII ; rousseurs et brunissures éparses).
Reliure de l'époque : vélin rigide, décor estampé à froid évoquant les reliures du XVIe siècle, titre à l’encre sur le dos, tranches mouchetées (importante mouillure avec traces de moisissure sur le premier plat).
Provenance : baron Guy de Rothschild (ex-libris) – Germaine de Rothschild (ex-libris)
First edition with French text of Chippendale's Gentleman and Cabinet-maker's Director. The first edition had appeared in 1754, a second in 1755. This first translation is from the third edition of 1762.
Artist: | Thomas Chippendale (1718 - 1779) |
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Place of origin: | Northern Europe, Europe, United Kingdom |
Auction house category: | Books |
Artist: | Thomas Chippendale (1718 - 1779) |
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Place of origin: | Northern Europe, Europe, United Kingdom |
Auction house category: | Books |
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