Style: Silver, Ceramics, Furniture

Style: Silver, Ceramics, Furniture

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A PAIR OF LOUIS XV PARCEL GILT WHITE-PAINTED LOUIS FAUTEUILS BY TILLIARD, MID-18TH CENTURY

Auction Closed

April 16, 08:57 PM GMT

Estimate

5,000 - 8,000 USD

Lot Details

Description

A PAIR OF LOUIS XV PARCEL GILT WHITE-PAINTED LOUIS FAUTEUILS BY TILLIARD, MID-18TH CENTURY


stamped on inside back rail TILLIARD

Jean-Baptiste I Tilliard (1685-1766), maître in 1717, or Jacques Jean-Baptiste Tilliard (1723-1797), maître in 1752

height 33 ½ in.; width 24 in.

85 cm; 61 cm

Jean-Baptiste I Tilliard became Maître Menuisier du Garde-Meuble du Roi in 1728 and was a regular supplier to Versailles and other royal palaces. His son Jacques Jean-Baptiste, also referred to as Jean-Baptiste II, was received master in 1752 but did not officially register with the guild until 1764, when he took over his father's workshop. He used the same stamp as his father, which makes it difficult to assign authorship of signed works with certainty.


A similarly decorated bergère stamped Tilliard, possibly originally part of the same suite as the present lot, is illustrated in Jean Nicolay, L'Art et la manière des maîtres ébénistes français au XVIIIe siècle (Paris 1976, p.458, fig. J).