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A Continental Baroque Walnut, Amaranth, and Pewter- and Brass-Inlaid Tortoiseshell Boulle Marquetry Bureau, Germany or the Low Countries, early 18th Century
作品估价：USD 8,000 - 12,000
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611
拍品名称：
A Continental Baroque Walnut, Amaranth, and Pewter- and Brass-Inlaid Tortoiseshell Boulle Marquetry Bureau, Germany or the Low Countries, early 18th Century
拍品描述：
the inside front legs originally hinged for gateleg-action and now fixed, with later-added lopers to support the slant front; restoration and replacement to veneers and inlaid decoration
height 47 in.; width 36 in.; depth 24 in.
出处
Collection de Madame X, Christie's London, 4 March 2004, lot 373
图录说明
In its original iteration with the gateleg base, this rare and very unusual desk operated in the same manner as abureau de changeuror moneychanger's desk, of which a few examples veneered in Boulle marquetry survive including a table formerly in the Desmarais Collection sold Sotheby's Paris, 28 June 2023, lot 405 and another from the Mavromatis Collection sold Sotheby's London, 8 July 2008, lot 3. The upper section with a slant front bureau and superstructure with tiers of drawers is typical of the production of the Antwerp cabinetmaker Hendrik Van Soest (active 1648-1716) and the workshop of the Bavarian court cabinetmaker Johann Puchwiser (active 1701-1744), as well as that of the Sommer family in Künzelsau.
height 47 in.; width 36 in.; depth 24 in.
出处
Collection de Madame X, Christie's London, 4 March 2004, lot 373
图录说明
In its original iteration with the gateleg base, this rare and very unusual desk operated in the same manner as abureau de changeuror moneychanger's desk, of which a few examples veneered in Boulle marquetry survive including a table formerly in the Desmarais Collection sold Sotheby's Paris, 28 June 2023, lot 405 and another from the Mavromatis Collection sold Sotheby's London, 8 July 2008, lot 3. The upper section with a slant front bureau and superstructure with tiers of drawers is typical of the production of the Antwerp cabinetmaker Hendrik Van Soest (active 1648-1716) and the workshop of the Bavarian court cabinetmaker Johann Puchwiser (active 1701-1744), as well as that of the Sommer family in Künzelsau.