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The item was sold for 856 €
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FURNISHED FURNITURE in mahogany veneer opening on the front by two doors revealing three small lockers. Chiselled bronze ornamentation with lion mittens and palmettes. It rests on four claw feet. Label on the back "Au Singe Verd" of the Vaugeois merchant, merchant rue des Arcis near Saint Merry Early 19th century
H: 28 - W: 37 - D: 20 cm
Succeeding his father François, Bernard-François Vaugeois is a table maker from 1793. Benefiting from the "Loi le Chapelier" promulgated on June 14, 1791, which abolished corporations, he opened a shop on rue des Arcis. Like his colleague Martin-Guillaume Biennais (1764 -1843), a goldsmith and official supplier to the Emperor, whose shop was called "Au Singe Violet" near the Tuileries, he chose to call his own shop "Au Singe Vert". Vaugeois then enjoyed a rich clientele. Like his father, he continued to produce games objects and accessories: board games and game tables, as well as pieces of furniture in mahogany veneer. Our small master piece of furniture is the perfect illustration of his work.
H: 28 - W: 37 - D: 20 cm
Succeeding his father François, Bernard-François Vaugeois is a table maker from 1793. Benefiting from the "Loi le Chapelier" promulgated on June 14, 1791, which abolished corporations, he opened a shop on rue des Arcis. Like his colleague Martin-Guillaume Biennais (1764 -1843), a goldsmith and official supplier to the Emperor, whose shop was called "Au Singe Violet" near the Tuileries, he chose to call his own shop "Au Singe Vert". Vaugeois then enjoyed a rich clientele. Like his father, he continued to produce games objects and accessories: board games and game tables, as well as pieces of furniture in mahogany veneer. Our small master piece of furniture is the perfect illustration of his work.