Table box for jewelry. Sevres 1830.
Table box for jewelry. Sevres 1830.
Table box for jewelry. Sevres 1830.
Table box for jewelry. Sevres 1830.
Table box for jewelry. Sevres 1830.
Table box for jewelry. Sevres 1830.
Table box for jewelry. Sevres 1830.
Table box for jewelry. Sevres 1830.
Table box for jewelry. Sevres 1830.
Table box for jewelry. Sevres 1830.
Table box for jewelry. Sevres 1830.
Table box for jewelry. Sevres 1830.

Table box for jewelry. Sevres 1830.

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An imposing baroque tabletop jewelry box in rosewood, decorated with gilded bronze and Sèvres porcelain plaques. The theme of the paintings is devoted to love lyrics: flower bouquets and frolicking cupids. Author`s signature BARRE SÈVRES (circa 1830). Luxurious palace item with dimensions: 32x58x36cm.
Art:
europe
Height:
32 cm
Width:
58 cm
Depth:
36 cm
Period:
19th century
Style:
Louis XVI
Country:
France
Material:
Rosewood, Gilded bronze, Porcelain, Hand Painted
Condition:
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Louis XVI style.
Louis XVI style - the style of architecture, furniture, decorative and applied art of France during the reign of Louis XVI (1774-1793). Includes the finale of the Baroque, and the transition to classicism. It became a kind of reaction to the overload of the Baroque and Rococo. Partly inspired by the discovery of ancient Roman art in Herculaneum and Pompeii. Stylistic norms included a straight column, clear architrave tectonics. He marked the return to nature as an ideal orderly and inherently exemplary model for art. Notable architects and buildings of the period: Victor Louis (1731-1811), who completed the Bordeaux Theater (1780), the Odeon Theater in Paris (1779-1782) was built by Marie-Joseph Peyre (1730-1785). The most characteristic building of the late period is the Hotel de Salme in Paris (now the Palace of the Legion of Honor, built by Pierre Rousseau in 1751-83.Furniture art; high-end tables and cabinets were created for Versailles and other royal residences by cabinetmakers Jean-Henri Risoner and David Roentgen. They used precious wood inlays, in particular mahogany, with gilded bronze and mother-of-pearl ornaments.The Royal Tapestry Manufactories, Aubusson and Beauvais Tapestry continued to make large tapestries, but much of their business began producing upholstery for new sets of chairs, sofas and other furnishings for royal residences and nobles.
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