Lot Essay
Louis Delanois, maître in 1761.
Jaques Jean-Baptiste or Jean-Baptiste II, maître in 1752.
Jaques Jean-Baptiste or Jean-Baptiste II, maître in 1752.
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BY LOUIS DELANOIS AND JACQUES JEAN-BAPTISTE OR JEAN-BAPTISTE II, TILLIARD, CIRCA 1775
Details
FIVE LOUIS XVI BEECHWOOD CHAIRS
BY LOUIS DELANOIS AND JACQUES JEAN-BAPTISTE OR JEAN-BAPTISTE II, TILLIARD, CIRCA 1775
Comprising: a pair of chaises with caned oval back and seat, the channelled frame above turned tapering legs headed by floral paterae and terminating in toupie feet, one stamped 'L.DELANOIS'; and a set of three chairs with caned oval back and seat above turned tapering and stop-fluted legs, each stamped 'TILLIARD', one inscribed in pencil 'O rue Boétie' (5)
BY LOUIS DELANOIS AND JACQUES JEAN-BAPTISTE OR JEAN-BAPTISTE II, TILLIARD, CIRCA 1775
Comprising: a pair of chaises with caned oval back and seat, the channelled frame above turned tapering legs headed by floral paterae and terminating in toupie feet, one stamped 'L.DELANOIS'; and a set of three chairs with caned oval back and seat above turned tapering and stop-fluted legs, each stamped 'TILLIARD', one inscribed in pencil 'O rue Boétie' (5)
Provenance
Léopold Levy, father-in-law of Nathan Wildenstein, sold in Paris, Galerie Georges Petit, Paris, 18-19 June 1917, lot 174.
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