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Jean Baptiste Boulard, maître in 1755.
Adrien Pierre Dupain, maître in 1772.
Adrien Pierre Dupain, maître in 1772.
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BY JEAN-BAPTISTE BOULARD AND ADRIEN-PIERRE DUPAIN, CIRCA 1780, THE UPHOLSTERY ALMOST CERTAINLY SUPPLIED BY PIERRE DELBÉE OF MAISON JANSEN, PARIS
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A LOUIS XVI GREEN AND GREY-PAINTED BANQUETTE
BY JEAN-BAPTISTE BOULARD AND ADRIEN-PIERRE DUPAIN, CIRCA 1780, THE UPHOLSTERY ALMOST CERTAINLY SUPPLIED BY PIERRE DELBÉE OF MAISON JANSEN, PARIS
The bowed green velvet covered squab-cushion above a moulded seat-rail carved with ribbon-twist, on turned tapering stop-fluted legs headed by flowerheads, stamped 'I. B. BOULARD' and 'A. P. DUPAIN', with a label inscribed '159' and several unreadable labels
22 in. (56 cm.) high; 58½ in. (149 cm.) wide; 18 in. (46 cm.) deep
BY JEAN-BAPTISTE BOULARD AND ADRIEN-PIERRE DUPAIN, CIRCA 1780, THE UPHOLSTERY ALMOST CERTAINLY SUPPLIED BY PIERRE DELBÉE OF MAISON JANSEN, PARIS
The bowed green velvet covered squab-cushion above a moulded seat-rail carved with ribbon-twist, on turned tapering stop-fluted legs headed by flowerheads, stamped 'I. B. BOULARD' and 'A. P. DUPAIN', with a label inscribed '159' and several unreadable labels
22 in. (56 cm.) high; 58½ in. (149 cm.) wide; 18 in. (46 cm.) deep
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