A Set of Four Directoire Mahogany Fauteuils en Curule Attributed to Georges Jacob, After a Design by Charles Percier, circa 1800

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A Set of Four Directoire Mahogany Fauteuils en Curule Attributed to Georges Jacob, After a Design by Charles Percier, circa 1800
Armchair, Georges Jacob, French, ca 1785
From the Met Museum
3:18 pm : "Lit à la polonaise, vers 1785" Attribué à Georges Jacob - Bois sculpté et dorée au musée Cognacq-Jay - Paris, Février MMXVII.
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Un lit digne de ce nom.
▪Tester bed. Date: ca. 1775-85 Attributed to: Georges Jacob (1739-1814) Medium: Giltwood, embroidered silk, ostrich feathers.
A Directoire fauteuil attributed to Georges Jacob after a design by Charles Percier, Paris, date circa 1795
Louis XVI Armchair (Fauteuil) from Salon des Jeux, Gilded Walnut (1788) Commissioned just one year before the French Revolution, this armchair is a historically important piece of French Neoclassical furniture. Master cabinetmaker Georges Jacob (1739–1814) created this fauteuil for Louis XVI's King’s Gaming Room at Saint Cloud in 1788. It embodies the formal Louis XVI style, with a rectilinear frame, turned straight legs, and detailed carvings of guilloche and rosette motifs. Loc. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Dim. 100 cm H x 74.9 cm W x 65.1 cm D.
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Christie’s sale of Hubert de Givenchy’s collection - June 2022
LES LIAISONS DE MARIE ANTOINETTE : "Executed by Georges Jacob, this armchair was supplied for the sofa room, then called the Queen's boudoir, in about 1785. It stands before wooden carvings by the Rousseau Brothers that are heavy with meaning." GUILLAUME PICON Reference : The book "VERSAILLES, A PRIVATE INVITATION"