View full screen - View 1 of Lot 70. A Louis XV gilt-bronze mounted walnut, tinted maple, whitebeam, amaranth and holly-strung marquetry bureau plat, circa 1750, stamped by Léonard Boudin.

From an important Belgian collection

A Louis XV gilt-bronze mounted walnut, tinted maple, whitebeam, amaranth and holly-strung marquetry bureau plat, circa 1750, stamped by Léonard Boudin

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10,000 - 15,000 EUR

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Description

opening with three drawers, the reverse fitted with simulated drawers, decorated with flower marquetry, with a brown leather top, stamped L.BOUDIN


Height 31 1/2 in., width 73 1/4 in., depth 36 in. ; Haut. 80 cm, larg. 186 cm, prof. 91,5 cm

Private collection, Belgium

Léonard Boudin, cabinet maker, received master in 1761.

Léonard Boudin set up his workshop in the Impasse de la Boule-Blanche, in the Faubourg Saint-Antoine, a neighbourhood favoured by chair and furniture-makers and worked there for nearly forty years. He notably worked for the marchand-ébéniste Migeon, producing furniture with floral marquetry that could have resembled the present desk.

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