Pair of solid mahogany and veneered shepherdesses with square backs resting on tapered and ringed front legs and sabre-shaped hind legs, with baluster armrests with capitals carved with palm leaves and armrest noses in foliated scrolls.
Stamp of JACOB D. R. MESLEE on the edge of a front crossbar.
Traces of labels on the reverse side of the rear crossbeams.
Empire period.
Height : 98 cm. - L.: 68 cm. - Depth: 54 cm.
Antique straps. Garnet velvet trim.
Scratches, wormholes, bumps and splinters.
This stamp was used from 1803 to 1813, by Georges
JACOB (1735-1814) and his son François Honoré Georges
JACOB-DESMALTER (1770-1841), established in rue Meslée, Paris.
Provenance:
Sale Blanchet-Jorom-Derem, Furniture from the estate of the Count and Countess of Arbigny, Paris, 13 June 1998, n° 153.
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