Lot 163
  • 163

Cabinet en ronce de noyer et bronze doré du XVIIe siècle, attribué à Pierre Gole

Estimate
50,000 - 80,000 EUR
bidding is closed

Description

  • Haut. 193 cm, larg. 143,5 cm, prof. 50 cm
  • Height 76 in; width 56 1/2 in; depth 19 2/3 in
la façade ouvrant à quinze tiroirs et un vantail découvrant quatre petits tiroirs et un théâtre à fond coulissant découvrant deux secrets ; reposant sur un piètement à termes de bois doré et colonnes torses ; (restaurations au piètement)

Literature

REFERENCE BIBLIOGRAPHIQUE

Th. H. Lunsingh Scheurleer, Pierre Gole, ébéniste de Louis XIV, Dijon, 2005

Condition

Illustration is quite accurate. Good overall restored condition. Superficial scratches and dents to the varnish. Small cracks in places. Interesting inside. Stand extensively restored.
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Catalogue Note

Un cabinet similaire attribué à Pierre Gole, la partie supérieure en marqueterie, faisait partie de la vente à Paris, Etude Néret-Minet et Tessier, le 21 novembre 2008 (voir Th. H. Lunsingh Scheurleer, Pierre Gole, ébéniste de Louis XIV, Dijon, 2005, p.261).