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French Louis XVI st. 19th Century, Circa. 1880, Tulipwood and Mahogany inlaid buffet

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A very attractive French Louis XVI st. 19th Century, Circa. 1880, Tulipwood and Mahogany inlaid buffet with all original ormolu mounts and gilt. The topie shaped supports with ormolu sabots raise the thick moulded edge Mahogany apron. Above is a... — Read More

  • Item # 2613
  • H: 43.5 in L: 49 in D: 17.5 in

    H: 110 cm L: 124 cm D: 44 cm

  • France
  • 19th Century
  • Mahogany, Tulipwood
  • Louis XVI st. Read More
  • (Louis XVI st.) - Also known as Louis Seize, Louis XVI's style is a style of architecture, furniture, decoration, and art created during Louis XVI’s 19-year reign in France, just before the French Revolution. Thought to be a reaction and juxtaposition to the prior more elaborate styles, Louis XVI style developed at the end of the Baroque Period and continued until the birth of French Neoclassicism. King Louis XVI showed little enthusiasm for the old world styles of the Baroque Period and he sought out a create a new “beau ideal” that focused on the purity and grandeur of Ancient Romans and Greeks. Inspired by Ancient Roman architecture and art, distinct features of the Louis XVI style are linear lines, small repeated motifs, floral medallions hanging from ribbons, acanthus leaves, urns, dolphins, ram, and lion heads, and griffins. Greco-Roman elements, often used in earlier and later French styles, were also quick common and included fluted and twisted columns, Caryathids, and corbels.
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French Louis XVI st. 19th Century, Circa. 1880, Tulipwood and Mahogany inlaid buffet

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