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Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century
Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century

Two-tier tea table with attributes in the Louis XVI style, modeled by Francois Lincke. France, late 19th century

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A magnificent two-tier tea table is made in the Louis XVI style and is attributed to the model of the famous French furniture maker Francois Lincke. The table is made of mahogany and decorated with elegant decorative elements of gilded bronze. The lower tier of the table is decorated with a bronze composition on the theme of art with the image of putti, symbolizing joy and creativity. The corners of the table are decorated with exquisite bronze curls of foliage, which elegantly intertwine conical legs connected by curved stands decorated with a bronze basket in the center, giving airiness and harmony to the design. The upper tier has the shape of a tray with a removable glass surface, framed by a refined bronze frame. It is supported by four bronze putti sculptures, adding sophistication and emphasizing the luxury of the object. This table is an example of the high level of craftsmanship and style characteristic of the late 19th century. Mahogany, gilded bronze, glass. Dimensions: height 104 cm, width 78 cm, depth 51 cm.
Provenance: From the Michaelles collection, Hamburg, collected over several generations
Art:
europe
Height:
104 cm
Width:
78 cm
Depth:
51 cm
Period:
19th century
Style:
Louis XVI
Country:
France
Material:
Mahogany and Gilded bronze mercury, Glass, Veneer
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Linke François
Francois Linke Francois Linke 1855-1946, is an outstanding French cabinetmaker of the last quarter of the 19th century. A legendary master of the first half of the 20th century. Comes from Silesian Germans. He studied the craft in a German environment and in Vienna. In 1875 he finally settled in Paris. He opened a workshop in the Faubourg Saint-Antoine, where he worked mainly for other manufacturers. The year of the master’s triumph was 1900 and the World Exhibition in Paris. Having risked everything by putting together a grandiose exhibition without insurance contracts, Linke gained worldwide fame and renown, with clients all over the world. His original sound of the styles of Louis XV and XVI, multiplied by the willfulness of Art Nouveau, gave an unusually bright chord of forms and decorations. In an era of crisis of traditional furniture, it remained the flagship of the industry. They wrote: “The work of M. Linke... was an example of what can be done by seeking inspiration among the classical examples of Louis XV and XVI without in any sense copying these great works. M. Linke′s work was original in the full sense of the word and as such appealed to the intelligent seekers of truly artistic things in the exhibition. Remarkable talent was used to create magnificent works. exhibited furniture." His salon on Place Vendôme attracted special clients. One of them was the sheikh of Egypt, for whom Linke furnished a palace that surpassed Versailles in beauty and wealth. Linke retained the palm of cabinet-making until the second world wave. He retired in the late 1930s and died in 1946. ... Read More
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