Large "trophy" Dresse After Guillaume Benneman, Late 19th Century

Large "trophy" Dresse After Guillaume Benneman, Late 19th Century-photo-3

Object description :

"Large "trophy" Dresse After Guillaume Benneman, Late 19th Century"

Fantastic "dresse d'appui" commode in speckled mahogany and gilt bronze in trapezoid form. Based on the Royal "Trophy" commode by Guillaume Benneman. Two large doors, two drawers. White marble top.

size: H 101cm x W 159 cm x D 54cm

French work from the end of the 19th century.

Lit: This very spectacular and imposing chest of drawers is largely inspired by the royal chest of drawers by STOCKEL, transformed by BENNEMAN in 1786, delivered in the 1780s, for the cabinet of the Council at the castle of COMPIÈGNE, and today kept at the Palais de FONTAINEBLEAU. The accounts of the Garde-Meuble attest that this chest of drawers was made from a drawing by LALONDE.

Price: 9 500 €

Artist: D’après Joseph Stöckel (1743-1802) Modifié Par Guillaume Benneman (1750-1811), Vers 1786
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis 16th, Directory
Condition: Restauré par un professionnel - bronze nettoyé

Width: 159cm
Height: 101cm
Depth: 54cm

Reference: 791696