Jean Ulric ERSTET, received Master in Paris in 1740 - Lot 213

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Jean Ulric ERSTET, received Master in Paris in 1740 - Lot 213
Jean Ulric ERSTET, received Master in Paris in 1740 Rosewood and amaranth veneered "sauteuse" chest of drawers with butterfly-wing frieze and scrolling lace marquetry. It opens on the front with two drawers without rails and features four curved sides resting on slightly arched legs. Beautiful ornamentation in finely chased and gilded bronze, including keyholes, handles, spandrels and leafy sabots. Breche de Médicis marble top, with curved and beak-shaped moldings. Louis XV period. Height Height : 88 cm Width : 130 cm Depth : 65 cm Very rare small chips, restored marble and minor restorations. Note: Of Germanic or Alsatian origin, Jean-Ulric Erstet obtained his master's degree in 1740 in Paris, where he first practiced on rue des Prouvaires, before transferring his workshop to rue des Vieux-Augustins, not far from Place des Victoires. The Musée Nissim de Camondo and the Wallace Collection in London house furniture by Erstet.
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