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500 - Joseph Gengenbach, known as CANABAS (1715–1797), admitted as a master in 1766
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Joseph Gengenbach, known as CANABAS (1715–1797), admitted as a master in 1766 Jean-Baptiste RIESENER (1734–1806), after a model of a MAHOGANY AND MAHOGANY-VENEERED SNACK TABLE with double tops of veined white marble. The sides are fitted with handles. The tapered legs end in casters. Stamped with the master’s mark Late 18th century Height: 77 cm; Width: 45 cm; Depth: 32 cm (wear and tear, restorations) NOTE. A similar snack table stamped by Riesener was sold at Christie’s on April 17, 2012, in Paris (lot 288).
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