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CIRCA 1720 WITH CONSIDERABLE LATER RESTORATIONS, ALTERATIONS, AND ADDITIONS,
Details
A REGENCE GREEN-PAINTED WOOD-PANELLED SALON,
Circa 1720 with considerable later restorations, alterations, and additions,
Comprising at least thiry panels of various sizes, including a trumeau lacking mirror plate, a pair of doors, two shelved inset cabinets and a quantity of moldings and chair rails
9ft.11½in. height of ceiling, 21ft.10in. wide, 22ft.1in. long
Circa 1720 with considerable later restorations, alterations, and additions,
Comprising at least thiry panels of various sizes, including a trumeau lacking mirror plate, a pair of doors, two shelved inset cabinets and a quantity of moldings and chair rails
9ft.11½in. height of ceiling, 21ft.10in. wide, 22ft.1in. long
Provenance
By repute, a hôtel particulier in the place Vendôme.
Acquired by Henry Ford II from R. H. Grellou, Paris for 457 Lake Shore, Grosse Pointe, Michigan, 1956.
Given by Henry Ford II to the Detroit Institute of Arts to benefit the acquisitions fund, 1984.
Anonymous sale, these Rooms, 31 March 2000, lot 96 ($16,000).
Acquired by Henry Ford II from R. H. Grellou, Paris for 457 Lake Shore, Grosse Pointe, Michigan, 1956.
Given by Henry Ford II to the Detroit Institute of Arts to benefit the acquisitions fund, 1984.
Anonymous sale, these Rooms, 31 March 2000, lot 96 ($16,000).