Masterpiece Of A Companion Builder's Table: "pavillon Carré Louis XVI", Marble And Miscellaneous

I present here a rare piece that this proportionate reduction of a building of the end of the 18th century in Louis XVI style, work of "Compagnon Bâtisseur-Marbrier" of the 20th. This small castle worthy of the Petit Trianon is an accomplished work and carried out with great finesse in the pure tradition of the reductions of Classical buildings of the end of the Reign of Louis XVI. It is a unique piece in the world and of an ornamental realization that respects the codes of Architecture of the time; the marbles used like the window frames in light wood and the roof in patinated ferrux zinc with the pyramid of glass and bronze of the roof lighting the staircase, the skillfully turned balusters, the pillars, the protruding stone angles and the frames of the window openings in stuccoed and ornamented frames in the center of the four identical facades with four large French windows and windows on the floor. Everything gives this piece of curiosity, surrounded by a paving of two-tone marbles in a square checkerboard pattern highlighting this unique and realistic "Masterpiece" despite its small size. An exceptional piece that makes you dream of the time of the Ancien Régime made with materials identical to a real small "Château Carré" in the purest Classical style, so harmonious and delicate; A central decorative element and a "Masterpiece" in perfect condition with high decorative value (price justified)