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Clock with vestals, c. 1790

Pierre-Philippe Thomire; Manufacturer: Clockworks by Sauvageot

G314

Louis XV style ormolu-mounted parquetry commode; marble top, in bois satiné with purpleheart borders; the front has two drawers with shallow cupboards at the sides, the mounts with crowned C marks

Commode, c. 1745

attributed to Charles Cressent

G318

a. clock; b. wood piece to cover clock bell; c. cupid which surmounts bell; d. wall bracket

Wall clock with bracket, c. 1725

attributed to Charles Cressent; Maker: Abraham Gudin; Maker: Jacques Gudin; Designer: André Charles Boulle

G314

pair of sparrow hawks, porcelain birds of Chinese Exportware, Ch'ien Lung Period (1736-1795), mounted on bases of chased and gilded bronze, French, Louis XV Period (1710-1774).

Sparrow hawk, one of a pair, 1736–74

France

G314

Corner cabinet (Encoignure), c. 1770–80

Jean-Chrysotome Stumpff

G314

Commode, c. 1775-1800

Antione (Pierre-Antoine) Foullet

G314

Louis XVI Cabinet (Meuble D'Entre Deux)

Cabinet, c. 1765

Claude Charles Saunier

G314

Bureau Plat, wood, ormulo mounts, leather top, French XVIIIc Cat. card dims H 32-1/4' x W 76' x 42', Charles Chevalier - furniture maker

Desk, c. 1750

Charles Chevallier

G314

two armchairs, carved mahogany with upholstered seats; numbered IV and VIII in wood under seats; George II period

Armchair, one of a pair, c. 1755

England

G327

bureau bookcase, mahogany and secondary woods English, XVIIIc

Bureau bookcase, c. 1745

England

G327

One of a set of four arm chairs (fauteuil) with flat sheild shaped backs in carved and gilded wood. Top of back decorated with carved oak leaves, garlands, ribbons, acanthus leaves, interlaces and laurel leaves. Legs with twisted grooves. Traces of old labels and cachets of red wax. Upholstery in yellow silk, blue and cream designs of cupids, animals,leaves and draperies.

Fauteuil, one of a set of four, c. 1785

Jean-Baptiste-Claude Sené

G314

Set of Eight Louis XV Fauteuils, giltwood with detachable cartouche-shaped backs, upholstered arm-rests and serpentine drop-in seats. Backs with broad molded frames edged with scrolls interrupted by foliate sprays and centered by cabochon and cartouche crestings with outscrolled arm-supports, waved seat-rails of undulating outline centered by trefoil cabochon cartouche clasps on molded cabriole legs headed by similar clasps. Four stamped I. Lebas. Six are covered in polychrome gilt ground floral brocade and two are covered in dark green floral patterned velvet.

Armchair, one of eight, after 1756

Jean-Baptiste Lebas (Maître in 1756)

G318

painted and giltwood, plaster, marble and iron

Grand Salon from the Hôtel de la Bouëxière, c. 1735

France

G318

pair of armchairs, carved mahogany with upholstered seats; numbered IV and VIII in wood under seat; George II period

Armchair, one of a pair, c. 1755

England

G327

Set of Eight Louis XV Fauteuils, giltwood with detachable cartouche-shaped backs, upholstered arm-rests and serpentine drop-in seats. Backs with broad molded frames edged with scrolls interrupted by foliate sprays and centered by cabochon and cartouche crestings with outscrolled arm-supports, waved seat-rails of undulating outline centered by trefoil cabochon cartouche clasps on molded cabriole legs headed by similar clasps. Four stamped I. Lebas. Six are covered in polychrome gilt ground floral brocade and two are covered in dark green floral patterned velvet.

Armchair, one of eight, after 1756

Jean-Baptiste Lebas (Maître in 1756)

G318

Corner cabinet (Encoignure), 18th century

Jean-Chrysotome Stumpff

G314

One of a set of four arm chairs (fauteuil) with flat sheild shaped backs in carved and gilded wood. Top of back decorated with carved oak leaves, garlands, ribbons, acanthus leaves, interlaces and laurel leaves. Legs with twisted grooves. Traces of old labels and cachets of red wax. Upholstery in yellow silk, blue and cream designs of cupids, animals,leaves and draperies.

Armchair (fauteuil), one of a set of four, c. 1785

Jean-Baptiste-Claude Sené

G314

pair of sparrow hawks, porcelain birds of Chinese Exportware, Ch'ien Lung Period (1736-1795), mounted on bases of chased and gilded bronze, French, Louis XV Period (1710-1774).

Sparrow hawk, one of a pair, 1736–74

France

G314

arched and rounded backs and bowed seats upholstered a tableau, the frames edged with pearls and carved in high relief with a foliate rod entwined with delicately carved foliage spray on a painted ground carved with trailing ivy leaves, the cresitngs with flowered sprays, the seat frames richly carved with entrlac and rosette, pearls and foliage, on spirally fluted legs headed by acanthus

Side Chair, one of a pair, 1769

Henri Jacob

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arched and rounded backs and bowed seats upholstered a tableau, the frames edged with pearls and carved in high relief with a foliate rod entwined with delicately carved foliage spray on a painted ground carved with trailing ivy leaves, the cresitngs with flowered sprays, the seat frames richly carved with entrlac and rosette, pearls and foliage, on spirally fluted legs headed by acanthus

Side Chair, one of a pair, 1769

Henri Jacob

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Set of Eight Louis XV Fauteuils, giltwood with detachable cartouche-shaped backs, upholstered arm-rests and serpentine drop-in seats. Backs with broad molded frames edged with scrolls interrupted by foliate sprays and centered by cabochon and cartouche crestings with outscrolled arm-supports, waved seat-rails of undulating outline centered by trefoil cabochon cartouche clasps on molded cabriole legs headed by similar clasps. four stamped I. Lebas. Six are coveredin polychrome gilt ground floral brocade and two are covered in dark green floral patterned velvet.

Armchair, one of eight, after 1756

Jean-Baptiste Lebas (Maître in 1756)

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side chair, gilded birch, possibly Wm. Gordon or John Taitt; originally part of a suite including confidante, 8 armchairs, and 5 window seats, some of which are in the Metropolitan Museum, New York City

Side chair, 1772

William Gordon; Maker: John Taitt

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side chair, gilded birch, possibly Wm. Gordon or John Taitt; originally part of a suite including confidante, 8 armchairs, and 5 window seats, some of which are in the Metropolitan Museum, New York City

Side chair, c. 1772

William Gordon; Maker: John Taitt

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One of a set of four arm chairs (fauteuil) with flat sheild shaped backs in carved and gilded wood. Top of back decorated with carved oak leaves, garlands, ribbons, acanthus leaves, interlaces and laurel leaves. Legs with twisted grooves. Traces of old labels and cachets of red wax. Upholstery in yellow silk, blue and cream designs of cupids, animals,leaves and draperies.

Fauteuil, one of a set of four, c. 1785

Jean-Baptiste-Claude Sené

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Set of Eight Louis XV Fauteuils, giltwood with detachable cartouche-shaped backs, upholstered arm-rests and serpentine drop-in seats. Backs with broad molded frames edged with scrolls interrupted by foliate sprays and centered by cabochon and cartouche crestings with outscrolled arm-supports, waved seat-rails of undulating outline centered by trefoil cabochon cartouche clasps on molded cabriole legs headed by similar clasps. four stamped I. Lebas. Six are coveredin polychrome gilt ground floral brocade and two are covered in dark green floral patterned velvet.

Armchair, one of eight, c. 1756

Jean-Baptiste Lebas (Maître in 1756)

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Set of Eight Louis XV Fauteuils, giltwood with detachable cartouche-shaped backs, upholstered arm-rests and serpentine drop-in seats. Backs with broad molded frames edged with scrolls interrupted by foliate sprays and centered by cabochon and cartouche crestings with outscrolled arm-supports, waved seat-rails of undulating outline centered by trefoil cabochon cartouche clasps on molded cabriole legs headed by similar clasps. four stamped I. Lebas. Six are coveredin polychrome gilt ground floral brocade and two are covered in dark green floral patterned velvet.

Armchair, one of eight, after 1756

Jean-Baptiste Lebas (Maître in 1756)

Not on View
Set of Eight Louis XV Fauteuils, giltwood with detachable cartouche-shaped backs, upholstered arm-rests and serpentine drop-in seats. Backs with broad molded frames edged with scrolls interrupted by foliate sprays and centered by cabochon and cartouche crestings with outscrolled arm-supports, waved seat-rails of undulating outline centered by trefoil cabochon cartouche clasps on molded cabriole legs headed by similar clasps. four stamped I. Lebas. Six are coveredin polychrome gilt ground floral brocade and two are covered in dark green floral patterned velvet.

Armchair, one of eight, after 1756

Jean-Baptiste Lebas (Maître in 1756)

Not on View
Set of Eight Louis XV Fauteuils, giltwood with detachable cartouche-shaped backs, upholstered arm-rests and serpentine drop-in seats. Backs with broad molded frames edged with scrolls interrupted by foliate sprays and centered by cabochon and cartouche crestings with outscrolled arm-supports, waved seat-rails of undulating outline centered by trefoil cabochon cartouche clasps on molded cabriole legs headed by similar clasps. four stamped I. Lebas. Six are coveredin polychrome gilt ground floral brocade and two are covered in dark green floral patterned velvet.

Armchair, one of eight, c. 1756

Jean-Baptiste Lebas (Maître in 1756)

Not on View
Set of Eight Louis XV Fauteuils, giltwood with detachable cartouche-shaped backs, upholstered arm-rests and serpentine drop-in seats. Backs with broad molded frames edged with scrolls interrupted by foliate sprays and centered by cabochon and cartouche crestings with outscrolled arm-supports, waved seat-rails of undulating outline centered by trefoil cabochon cartouche clasps on molded cabriole legs headed by similar clasps. four stamped I. Lebas. Six are coveredin polychrome gilt ground floral brocade and two are covered in dark green floral patterned velvet.

Armchair, one of eight, after 1756

Jean-Baptiste Lebas (Maître in 1756)

Not on View
One of a set of four arm chairs (fauteuil) with flat sheild shaped backs in carved and gilded wood. Top of back decorated with carved oak leaves, garlands, ribbons, acanthus leaves, interlaces and laurel leaves. Legs with twisted grooves. Traces of old labels and cachets of red wax. Upholstery in yellow silk, blue and cream designs of cupids, animals,leaves and draperies.

Fauteuil, one of a set of four, c. 1785

Jean-Baptiste-Claude Sené

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stem in form of a swagged tripod gueridon surmounted by heads of putti; supported on a base reserved with garland trophies and with nozzles overlaid with swags

Candlestick, one of a pair, c. 1780

France

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Madonna and Child. No signature or markings.

Virgin and Child in a Landscape, c. 1492–98

possibly Master of the Madonna Grog; Artist: possibly Aert van den Bossche; Artist: formerly Master of the Embroidered Foliage

G342

Candlestick, one of a pair, c. 1780

France

G317

Window seat, c. 1772

England

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