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L' Antiquaire & The Connoisseur, Inc.
36 East 73rd Street
New York City, NY 10021 , United States
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212.517.9176
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A Louis XV Kingwood Bureau Plat with Gilt-Bronze Mounts
$ 55,000
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Tear Sheet Print
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Description
A kingwood marquetry Louis XV bureau plat with gilt bronze mounts and cabriole legs, ending in gilt bronze sabots with acanthus leaf ornamentation; the original leather inset top bordered by bronze molding with four corners in gilt bronze mounts with cartouche shapes within which are three fleur de lis, and bordered by acanthus leaf motif. Waved apron with three frieze drawers, and three faux drawers to the reverse.
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Dimensions
W. 52.5 in; H. 30.25 in; D. 28.5 in; W. 133.35 cm; H. 76.84 cm; D. 72.39 cm;
Message from Seller:
L' Antiquaire & The Connoisseur, Inc. specializes in European works of art, antiques, and paintings, with a rich history dating back to 1935. For more information, contact us at 212.517.9176 or info@lantiquaire.us.
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