Aveline Cabinet - Cabinets de saunier en laque du japon

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Period: Louis XVI, circa 1785. A cabinetmaker: Claude-Charles Saunier, master in 1752. Stamp: C.C. SAUNIER and JME. Two cabinets forming pair. They open in the upper part by eight drawers decorated with Japanese lacquer panels and in the lower part by a drawer in a belt, discovering a writing-slide sheathed in golden green leather with small iron and its ink inside the drawer is plated with rosewood. The nine drawers, entirely laquered, come from Japanese cabinets. The interior is black, red and gold. The façade of the drawers in aventurine laque, centered of reserves decorated with landscapes, hills and pavilions in gold laque on a black background. The sides of the black laquened cabinets with in the center of reserves showing roosters evolving in bamboo landscapes, pavilions and trees in gold lask on a black background. The belt decorated with laques, similar to the nine drawers. They rest on four tapered and fluted feet joined by a brace. Cann

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