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25% Discount - Stamped J. Birckle - Pair Of Inlaid Corners - Louis XV Period
25% discount to apply - new price: € 5550
Beautiful pair of rosewood and amaranth wood corners.
"Butterfly wing" marquetry, underlined with Greek fillets.
These corners open to a leaf, and the uprights simulate grooves.
The parquet floor of each of them is topped with white marble.
Beautiful and sober ornamentation of gilded bronzes.
Each of these corners is stamped 'J. BIRCKLE "with the Jurande hallmark: JME (see photos)
The locks work with their key.
Louis XVI period - 18th century
These 2 pieces of furniture can quickly take place in your interior.
Exceptionally: each being stamped, we would agree to sell this pair individually.
In this case, the price of each corner will be: 3800 €
Jacques BIRCKLE (1734 - 1803)
He obtained his master's degree on July 30, 1764.
From 1785, he became one of the suppliers of Furniture Storage under Louis XVI.
Queen Marie-Antoinette placed him orders for the Château de Saint-Cloud.
Its production, dense, varied, of very good quality, easily adapts to changing styles.
Active, conscientious, careful cabinetmaker, he seeks above all the decorative effect.
He excels there thanks to his talent as a marketer.
In the majority of his furniture, practically devoid of bronzes, a predominance of marquetry in bright and contrasting tones prevails, drawn with simplicity, without superfluous details, often framed by Greek-style nets.
These 2 pieces of furniture are a glaring example
Beautiful pair of rosewood and amaranth wood corners.
"Butterfly wing" marquetry, underlined with Greek fillets.
These corners open to a leaf, and the uprights simulate grooves.
The parquet floor of each of them is topped with white marble.
Beautiful and sober ornamentation of gilded bronzes.
Each of these corners is stamped 'J. BIRCKLE "with the Jurande hallmark: JME (see photos)
The locks work with their key.
Louis XVI period - 18th century
These 2 pieces of furniture can quickly take place in your interior.
Exceptionally: each being stamped, we would agree to sell this pair individually.
In this case, the price of each corner will be: 3800 €
Jacques BIRCKLE (1734 - 1803)
He obtained his master's degree on July 30, 1764.
From 1785, he became one of the suppliers of Furniture Storage under Louis XVI.
Queen Marie-Antoinette placed him orders for the Château de Saint-Cloud.
Its production, dense, varied, of very good quality, easily adapts to changing styles.
Active, conscientious, careful cabinetmaker, he seeks above all the decorative effect.
He excels there thanks to his talent as a marketer.
In the majority of his furniture, practically devoid of bronzes, a predominance of marquetry in bright and contrasting tones prevails, drawn with simplicity, without superfluous details, often framed by Greek-style nets.
These 2 pieces of furniture are a glaring example
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