A pair of French 18th century Transitional ormolu and brass mounted, mother of pearl inlaid tulipwood, kingwood, walnut, amaranth and marquetry drum-shaped side cabinets
by Léonard Boudin (Maître in 1761)
each with circular top inlaid with a landscape depicting a river, houses and Classical ruins, within a pierced gallery surround, the front with sliding door with similar inlaid panel, the interior fitted with three short drawers inlaid with houses, flanked to each side by a panel with similar inlaid panels, on cabriole legs each joined by a circular under-tier inlaid with sprigs of flowers, on scrolling acanthus-cast sabots, each stamped to the carcass L.Boudin and with JME mark, the gallery surrounds slightly different and later, 32.5cm in diameter, 78cm high (12.5" in diameter, 30.5" high). (2)
Sold for
£44,450
inc. premium
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European Furniture and Works of Art
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