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拍品 92 THE PROPERTY OF A EUROPEAN COLLECTOR
A LOUIS XV GOLD-MOUNTED MOTHER-OF-PEARL SNUFF-BOX
BY PIERRE-ISAAC GILLES (FL. 1739-1759) OU PIERRE-FRANCOIS GOUJON (FL. 1741-1771), MARKED, PARIS, 1745/46, WITH THE CHARGE AND DECHARGE MARKS OF ANTOINE LESCHAUDEL 1744-1750; WITH TWO LATER POST 1838 PARIS WARRANTY MARK FOR GOLD
已结束2021年5月19日
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Mother-of-pearl became popular for the decoration of French gold boxes at the beginning of the 18th century and the fashion was revived around 1736, amongst other by the jeweller Ravechet with some designs reminiscent of Dresden pattern.
Although Louis XV gold boxes are generally recognisable by their rococo flamboyance, this box, whose size suggests it was intended for a lady, already announces the stylistic change of the reign of Louis XVI with its sober and symetrical simplicity.
Although Louis XV gold boxes are generally recognisable by their rococo flamboyance, this box, whose size suggests it was intended for a lady, already announces the stylistic change of the reign of Louis XVI with its sober and symetrical simplicity.