Louis XV period sofa in lacquered beech stamped by Jean-Baptiste Delaunay, circa 1770
This elegant sofa, stamped by Jean-Baptiste Delaunay, master in 1764, is crafted from carved and gray lacquered beech. It features a decor of stylized flowers and foliage, as well as whiplash armrest consoles. The sofa rests on six arched, ribbed legs with fillets on the front.
A French work from the Louis XV period, circa 1770, this sofa is a fine example of Delaunay's expertise, renowned for his creations with pure and harmonious lines.
Dimensions:
Backrest height: 107 cm.
Length: 126 cm.
Depth: 62cm.
Seat height: 40 cm.
In very good condition, this sofa is newly covered with a beautiful yellow floral patterned fabric.
Biography :
Jean-Baptiste Delaunay, based on rue Saint-Martin, is known for his chairs with pure forms and sober decor, in the Louis XV and Louis XVIHe is considered one of the best carpenters and cabinetmakers of his time.
References:
The French Furniture of XVIIIth Century by Pierre Kjellberg, Les Éditions de l'Amateur, 2008.
The cabinetmakers of XVIII1934st century by Count François de Salverte, Editions of Art and History, XNUMX.
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Louis XV Period Beechwood Lacquered Sofa Stamped by Jean-Baptiste Delaunay, Circa 1770
This elegant sofa, stamped by Jean-Baptiste Delaunay, master in 1764, is crafted from carved and gray-lacquered beechwood. It features a decor of stylized florets and foliage, along with whiplash-curved armrest supports. The sofa stands on six cabriole legs with fluting and front fillets.
A French work from the Louis XV period, circa 1770, this sofa exemplifies Delaunay's craftsmanship, known for its pure and harmonious lines.
Dimensions:
Back Height: 42.1 inches.
Length: 49.6 inches.
Depth: 24.4 inches.
Seat Height: 15.7 inches.
In very good condition, the sofa has been recently reupholstered with a beautiful floral fabric in yellow.
Biography:
Jean-Baptiste Delaunay, based on rue Saint-Martin, was renowned for his chairs with pure forms and subtle decoration in the Louis XV and Louis XVI styles. He is considered one of the finest cabinetmakers of his time.
Bibliography:
The French Furniture of XVIIIth Century by Pierre Kjellberg, Les Éditions de l'Amateur, 2008.
The cabinetmakers of XVIIIth century by Count François de Salverte, Editions of Art and History, 1934.
