A German giltwood and Chinese lacquer cabaret table, circa 1750
Lot closes
June 25, 09:06 AM GMT
Estimate
8,000 - 12,000 EUR
Starting Bid
7,000 EUR
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Description
decorated with asymmetrical cartouches, on four cabriole legs, surmounted by a removable tray decorated with birds and butterflies among rocks and flowers
Haut. 79,5 cm, larg. 56 cm, prof. 69 cm ; Height. 31 ¼ in, width. 22 in, depth. 27 ¼ in.
Christie’s Paris, 19 December 2007, lot 437 (sold 24 000 €)
Cabaret tables are distinguished by a raised, basin-shaped top designed to hold hot drinks. They enjoyed great popularity during the 18th century, thanks to marchands-merciers who often embellished them with lacquered panels like on our model.
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