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Signierte Louis XV-Kommode von Jacques Dubois

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€ 3 600
Auction dateClassic
28.04.2024 10:30UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
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Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 1186996
Lot 1506 | Signierte Louis XV-Kommode von Jacques Dubois
Signierte Louis XV-Kommode von Jacques Dubois. Rosenholz und Königsholz, furniert sowie Einlagen aus unterschiedlichen, teilw. gefärbten Edelhölzern. Dreiseitig bombierter Korpus, flankiert von weit ausgezogenen Ecklisenen, in sich konisch verjüngende, ausgestellte Beine übergehend. In der gegliederten Front zwei breite Schubladen sans traverse. Flächendeckend breit gerahmte, gespiegelt angeordnete Furnierfelder mit großzügig angelegten Blütenintarsien und Vögeln, von reliefplastischen Rocaillen aus vergoldeter Bronze begrenzt. Schlagstempel-Sign. I.DUBOIS (wird Meister 1742) sowie Pariser Jury-Stempel JME. Korrespondierende Deckplatte aus dunkelgrauem, hellgrau gemasertem Marmor. H. 88 cm. 112 cm x 55 cm.
Jacques Dubois (1694-1763) gehörte zu den wichtigsten Pariser Ebenisten in der Zeit Louis XV. Im wesentlichen fertigte er Luxusmöbel wie kostspielige Sekretäre und Kommoden für die ´marchands-merciers`. Nach seinem Tod wurde die Werkstatt von seinem Sohn René übernommen.
Vgl. Pradère, S. 169ff. und S. sowie, Kjellberg, S. 267.
Provenienz: aus der Auflösung einer bedeutenden nordrhein-westfälischen Privatsammlung.
A signed French rosewood and kingwood veneered Louis XV chest of drawers by Jacques Dubois.
Frankreich. Paris. Um 1750-1760.
Auction house category:Furniture, Mirrors, Chandeliers
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