Denis Jullienne, Master in 1775: Pair of Louis XVI period Bergères XVI, Medallion Files
Description
This pair of Louis XVI period armchairs XVI stands out for its refinement. The medallion backrests, finely carved in molded and lacquered beech, rest on tapered, fluted legs, giving these seats a timeless look. The armrest supports, with their lively design, add a touch of dynamism to the overall effect.
These armchairs, stamped by Denis Jullienne, are a testament to exceptional French craftsmanship, dating from around 1780. They are in very good condition, with period lacquer showing signs of wear that enhance their charm and authenticity. Newly upholstered in a yellow lampas with floral motifs, they combine tradition and modernity.
Dimensions:
Height: 97 cm
Width: 65 cm
Depth :58 cm
Seat height: 45 cm
Biography of Denis Jullienne:
Denis Jullienne, a Parisian carpenter, was admitted as a master on July 31, 1775. Probably descended from another Denys Julienne, upholsterer to Louis XIV and the Duke of Burgundy at the beginning of the XVIIIIn the 1805th century, he established himself on Rue de Charenton. Specializing in the manufacture of wooden beds and chairs, he worked for the Presle brothers, renowned merchants, who placed orders with him for the Marquis de Girardin. His workshop lasted until XNUMX.
His works, signed sometimes “D. IULLIENNE” and sometimes “D. JULLIENNE”, bear witness to his talent and his lasting success.
reference :
The cabinetmakers of XVIIIth century of François de Salverte.
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Denis Julienne, Master in 1775: Pair of Louis XVI Period Armchairs with Medallion Backs
Description:
This pair of Louis XVI period armchairs stands out for its refinement. The medallion backs, finely carved in molded and lacquered beechwood, rest on tapered, fluted legs, giving these chairs a timeless elegance. The dynamic design of the armrest supports adds a touch of liveliness to the ensemble.
These armchairs, stamped by Denis Jullienne, exemplify exceptional French craftsmanship from around 1780. They are in excellent condition, with original lacquer showing wear that enhances their charm and authenticity. Newly upholstered in a floral-patterned yellow lampas fabric, they blend tradition and modernity.
Dimensions:
Height: 38.2 inches
Width: 25.6 inches
Depth: 22.8 inches
Seat height: 17.7 inches
Biography of Denis Jullienne:
Denis Jullienne, a Parisian cabinetmaker, was granted master status on July 31, 1775. Likely a descendant of another Denys Julienne, who was an upholsterer for Louis XIV and the Duke of Burgundy in the early 18th century, he established his workshop on rue de Charenton. Specializing in the creation of bed frames and seating, he worked for the renowned Presle brothers, who commissioned pieces for the Marquis de Girardin. His workshop remained active until 1805.
His works, signed either “D. IULLIENNE” or “D. JULLIENNE,” attest to his enduring talent and success.
Reference:
The cabinetmakers of XVIIIth century by François de Salverte.
