SIDE TABLE or sewing table in the Louis XV style - Lot 697

Lot n° 697
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SIDE TABLE or sewing table in the Louis XV style - Lot 697
SIDE TABLE or sewing table in the Louis XV style Rosewood and burl veneer, floral and fillet marquetry, buffed varnish. The tabletop is monogrammed in the center on a brass plate and features a multi-lobed design; it opens from the top to reveal a compartmentalized mahogany drawer and is fitted with a beveled mirror. The base is curved and tapered. The piece is embellished with finely chiseled gilded bronze elements featuring gadroons, auricular motifs, acanthus leaves, and foliage. 1 key Stamped “Pecquereau Père & Fils / Rue du Chemin Vert, 5” beneath the chest 19th-century work H 70 x W 59 x D 40 cm Signs of wear and restoration Édouard Pecquereau, born on May 5, 1836, in Paris, worked with his father, Jean-Théodore Pecquereau (born in 1807), at 5 rue du Chemin Vert. His brother-in-law, Achille Gilbert, joined the family business in 1867, and the firm became Pecquereau Père et Fils et Gilbert Gendre. He continued to run the business with Gilbert in 1874, under the name Pecquereau Théodore Fils and A. Gilbert, Formerly Pecquereau Père, and then on his own in 1878. He won a silver medal at the World’s Fair that same year. He sold his business around 1893 to Ed. Courtois.
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