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Half-moon console table in carved and gilded wood, stamped “J.B. Boulard,” Louis XVI period Resting on two scroll-shaped legs finished in goat’s-foot feet joined by a crossbar centered with a pomegranate and acanthus leaves; the apron is decorated with a frieze of interlaced florets and a ribbon bow. Breccia marble top. Restorations. H. 75 L. 90 P. 35 cm Jean-Baptiste Boulard, a cabinetmaker who became a master in 1754. For a similar console table, see Sotheby’s Monaco, July 1, 1975, lot no. 35 (fig. 2). Together with our example, this is one of only two known console tables stamped “Boulard.” See Laurent Condamy, *Jean-Baptiste Boulard, menuisier du roi*, Paris, Éditions Faton, p. 149, fig. 68.
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