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AN EMPIRE ORMULU MOUNTED MAHOGANY GUERIDON by Jean-Joseph Chapuis, Brussels, circa 1810 H. 73,5/D. 97 cm The dished grey mottled circular marble top above a plain frieze, on three shaped and laminated supports, ending in ram’s heads, on a tripartite base and bun feet, stamped three times CHAPUIS. Minor restorations and traces of age. Jean-Joseph Chapuis (Brussels 1765 - 1864) established his first workshop in Brussels in 1798 and from 1806 on he supplied a wide variety of pieces to the Château de Laeken. He was one of the first ebenists who worked with the new revolutionary technique with laminated bentwood, shown here in detail. For a comparable table in the collection of the Roentgen Museum in Neuwied see W. Thillmann, ‘Schichten’, p. 22-24 and D. Ledoux-Lebard, Le Mobilier Français du XIXe Siècle 1795-1889, Paris, 1989, pp. 118-121
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