Sale 5602
Paris
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29 September 2010
Price realised
EUR 3,000
Estimate
COMMODE SAUTEUSE D'EPOQUE LOUIS XV VERS 1750 En placage de bois de rose, ornementation de bronze ciselé et verni, plateau de marbre rouge de Rance probablement rapporté, ouvrant par deux tiroirs et reposant sur des pieds cambrés Hauteur: 82,5 cm. (32 in.) ; Largeur: 67 cm. (26 1/3 in.) ; Profondeur: 39 cm. (15 1/3 in.)
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Post Lot Text
A LOUIS XV ORMOLU-MOUNTED AND TULIPWOOD COMMODE SAUTEUSE, CIRCA 1750
Offered on 22 July at Christie’s in London, a superb collection of furniture, decorative arts, sculpture, paintings, jewellery, prints and works on paper
Christie’s is delighted to present a special preview of highlights from our upcoming auction The Collector, to be offered on 15 July
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Annabel Matterson reveals how the South of France became a catalyst for creativity — illustrated with works offered online in Joie de Vivre