Categories : Various supports
Title : Louis XVI Style Pedestals
Artist : after Martin Carlin
Signature – Mark - Stamp : No
Technique : Marquetry
Main material : Wood
Secondary material : Gilded bronze
Period of creation : 1900
Country of creation : France
Condition : Very good
Approximate number of objects : 2
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Adrian Alan
(Antique dealer)
66/67 South Audley Street
W1K 2QX London - United Kingdom
Tel : + 44 (0)20 7495 2324
Fax number : + 44 (0)20 7495 0204
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Email address : enquiries@adrianalan.com
Website : http://www.adrianalan.com
Time zone : GTM 00:00
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Asking price :
price on application
Measurement :
| Height : 148.00 cm |
Height : 58.27 in |
| Width : 52.00 cm |
Width : 20.47 in |
| Depth : 31.00 cm |
Depth : 12.20 in |
original text : (Automatic translation)
A Very Fine Pair of Louis XVI Style Marquetry and Gilt Bronze Mounted Pedestals after the model by Martin Carlin.
Each pedestal of tapering form with canted corners, the panels to the front centred by a gilt bronze mask of Apollo above richly applied gilt bronze foliate mounts centred by a vase. The sides inlaid with diapered marquetry panels and the whole supported by gilt bronze lion paw feet raised on a shaped pedestal with toupie feet.
This design for this pair of pedestals is directly inspired by the pair of pedestals by the Eighteenth Century ebeniste Martin Carlin and now in the Musée du Louvre.
French, Circa 1900.
original text :
A Very Fine Pair of Louis XVI Style Marquetry and Gilt Bronze Mounted Pedestals after the model by Martin Carlin.
Each pedestal of tapering form with canted corners, the panels to the front centred by a gilt bronze mask of Apollo above richly applied gilt bronze foliate mounts centred by a vase. The sides inlaid with diapered marquetry panels and the whole supported by gilt bronze lion paw feet raised on a shaped pedestal with toupie feet.
This design for this pair of pedestals is directly inspired by the pair of pedestals by the Eighteenth Century ebeniste Martin Carlin and now in the Musée du Louvre.
French, Circa 1900.
With this artwork, the seller undertakes to enclose : Invoice
