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TAHAN Carriage Bar in Napoleon III Style. 19th Century.
TAHAN Carriage Bar in Napoleon III Style. 19th Century.
TAHAN Carriage Bar in Napoleon III Style. 19th Century.
TAHAN Carriage Bar in Napoleon III Style. 19th Century.
TAHAN Carriage Bar in Napoleon III Style. 19th Century.
TAHAN Carriage Bar in Napoleon III Style. 19th Century.
TAHAN Carriage Bar in Napoleon III Style. 19th Century.
TAHAN Carriage Bar in Napoleon III Style. 19th Century.
TAHAN Carriage Bar in Napoleon III Style. 19th Century.
TAHAN Carriage Bar in Napoleon III Style. 19th Century.
TAHAN Carriage Bar in Napoleon III Style. 19th Century.
TAHAN Carriage Bar in Napoleon III Style. 19th Century.
TAHAN Carriage Bar in Napoleon III Style. 19th Century.
TAHAN Carriage Bar in Napoleon III Style. 19th Century.

TAHAN Carriage Bar in Napoleon III Style. 19th Century.

ID-ANTQ-8103
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This magnificent Cave à liqueur, made in the third quarter of the 19th century by TAHAN, is an example of outstanding craftsmanship and elegance. Its unique design, decorated with brass and tortoiseshell inlays in the Boulle style, makes it an outstanding attribute of a man’s study, created for leisurely conversations and the enjoyment of fine drinks. The bar has a removable gilded insert that holds four bottles for spirits, decorated with golden designs of flowers and stars. The set also includes sixteen faceted glasses, decorated in the same style. Signature on the lock: “Tahan Ft Rue de la Paix” Dimensions when closed: height 26 cm, width 34 cm, depth 26 cm. Completely professionally restored.
Art:
europe
Height:
26 cm
Width:
34 cm
Depth:
26 cm
Period:
19th century
Style:
Boulle
Country:
France
Material:
Wood, turtle, Marquetry, Glass, Gold plated brass
Condition:
Revive
Fair
Good
Very good
Like new

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Boulle
 Boulle is a decorative furniture style named after the French master André-Charles Boulle.The technique of decorating furniture facades by means of inlay was known earlier (it was widely used by Dutch craftsmen), but it was Boulle who brought it to absolute perfection. Boulles cabinets and dressers with the richest inlaid facades of brass, gilded bronze, turtle shell plates, horns, etc., corresponded to the tastes of the era of the French king Louis XIV.André Charles Boulle is the man who became the founder of one of the most widespread and lavish furniture design styles. By origin, this man was a Flemish, who inherited the craft of his father and achieved quite good results in his business. André lived from 1642 to 1732, and during this time he became known as one of the best blackwoods in France of all time. It is worth noting that it was Boulle hundred who was the first to inlay furniture using the legendary pique technique.The Boulle technique involves the use of various exotic materials. Ivory, metal, tortoise shell, ebony. When creating the boule marquetry, a drawing was first created. The wood used for decoration, such as ebony, was cut into thin veneer planks as a decorative surface. The tortoiseshell was made flat. Usually the shell of the Hawkshill turtle was used, which softens in hot water and takes the desired shape under pressure. The turtle was then polished and sometimes tinted on the inside to give it some shade. All other materials were also first flattened according to the same principle, then cut into plates of the required size.Tortoiseshell plates were folded with a thin metal plate, usually brass or tin alloy, and placed between two sheets of wood like a sandwich. All layers were glued together. The pattern was applied to one side of the "sandwich", and the pattern was cut with a jigsaw through all layers of wood, metal and turtle. ... Read More
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