Half-moon console table by JEANJAQUET, with a marble top
7,800.00
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A richly carved Louis XVI half-moon console table, with a frieze of rush motifs adorning the apron and resting on lion’s paw feet by Jean JAQUET (1754–1839), with a grey
breccia marble top. Jean Jaquet was a Genevan sculptor and decorator active in the late 18th and very early 19th centuries, who worked extensively in the Geneva region and the canton of Vaud.
breccia marble top. Jean Jaquet was a Genevan sculptor and decorator active in the late 18th and very early 19th centuries, who worked extensively in the Geneva region and the canton of Vaud.
Origin: Switzerland
Period: 18th century
Materials: Wood
Dimensions: H 88 x 93 x 48 cm
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- Dimensions
- Ht 88 x 93 x 48 cm
- Matériaux
- Bois
- Origine
- Suisse
- Époque
- 18ème siècle
A richly carved Louis XVI half-moon console table, with a frieze of rush motifs adorning the apron and resting on lion’s paw feet by Jean JAQUET (1754–1839), with a grey
breccia marble top. Jean Jaquet was a Genevan sculptor and decorator active in the late 18th and very early 19th centuries, who worked extensively in the Geneva region and the canton of Vaud.
breccia marble top. Jean Jaquet was a Genevan sculptor and decorator active in the late 18th and very early 19th centuries, who worked extensively in the Geneva region and the canton of Vaud.
Origin: Switzerland
Period: 18th century
Materials: Wood
Dimensions: H 88 x 93 x 48 cm