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521 - Conrad Mauter, known as MOTAIRE (1742–1810), who became a master craftsman in 1777, and Charles TOPINO (c. 1742–1803), who became a master craftsman in 1773
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Conrad Mauter, known as MOTAIRE (1742–1810), who became a master craftsman in 1777, and Charles TOPINO (c. 1742–1803), who became a master craftsman in 1773 “BONHEUR DU JOUR” cabinet made of veneered wood with a marquetry decoration of four-leaf motifs and blackened wood fillets. The upper section opens with two hinged doors, two drawers, and a folding shelf, while the lower section features two drawers in a band surmounting two hinged doors. The side panels feature simulated fluting and are finished with leg covers. Louis XVI period Stamped with the masters’ marks White marble top surrounded by an openwork gallery. Height: 112 cm; Width: 63 cm; Depth: 39 cm (restorations, damage) Provenance: Auction by Maîtres Chapelle, Perrin, and Fromantin, Versailles Palais des Congrès, July 9, 1975, listed as No. 154 in the catalog. Collection of Mr. and Mrs. N., Paris
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