拍品專文
Jean-Jacques Pothier, maître in 1750.
The menuisier Jean-Jacques Pothier established workshops in the rue Mazarine in the 1750s before moving to rue de Bourbon-Villeneuve. An armchair of this pattern, evoking lyric poetry with the display of a Venus shell laurel-festooned in Grecian manner, is illustrated L'Art et la Manière des Maitre Ébénistes François au XVIII siècle, ed. Guy le Prat, 1956, fig. A. A set of related Pothiers chairs, in the collection of the Dukes of Buccleuch, is illustrated in T. Murdoch ed., Boughton House, London, 1992 (fig. 27).
The menuisier Jean-Jacques Pothier established workshops in the rue Mazarine in the 1750s before moving to rue de Bourbon-Villeneuve. An armchair of this pattern, evoking lyric poetry with the display of a Venus shell laurel-festooned in Grecian manner, is illustrated L'Art et la Manière des Maitre Ébénistes François au XVIII siècle, ed. Guy le Prat, 1956, fig. A. A set of related Pothiers chairs, in the collection of the Dukes of Buccleuch, is illustrated in T. Murdoch ed., Boughton House, London, 1992 (fig. 27).