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A SET OF FOUR LOUIS XV PARCEL-GILT AND CREAM-PAINTED FAUTEUILS
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A SET OF FOUR LOUIS XV PARCEL-GILT AND CREAM-PAINTED FAUTEUILS

BY JEAN-ETIENNE SAINT-GEORGES, CIRCA 1750

Fermé8 December 2011

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GBP 7,500

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A SET OF FOUR LOUIS XV PARCEL-GILT AND CREAM-PAINTED FAUTEUILS
BY JEAN-ETIENNE SAINT-GEORGES, CIRCA 1750
Each with shaped padded back, arms and seat upholstered in floral silk, toprail and seat rail centred by flowerheads flanked by scrolling foliage, on cabriole legs headed by flowerheads, two stamped 'ST. GEORGES', redecorated
36½ in. (93 cm.) high; 27 in. (69 cm.) wide; 22 in. (56 cm.) deep (4)

Ader-Picard-Tajan, Paris, 17 April 1991, lot 181, where acquired by the present owner.

Note du spécialiste

Jean Étienne Saint-Georges, maître 1747, was son of menusier Étienne Saint-Georges and brother-in-law and partner to Claude I Sené. He is recorded at his father's workshop at rue de Cléry, but established his own identity and style through the influence of sculptors such as Pierre Groult, Vincent Nauroy and Nicolas Grouel, while working for marchands-merciers such as the Prèsle brothers. Known for his work in the Louis XV taste, his fauteuils range from simple utilitarian pieces to stately models of exceptional quality. A related pair of fauteuils was sold Christie's, Paris, 25 June 2008, lot 310 (£7,200 including premium, after sale).