LOUIS XV PERIOD JEWELRY COMMODE Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff (1731-1806)
LOUIS XV PERIOD JEWELRY COMMODE Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff (1731-1806)
LOUIS XV PERIOD JEWELRY COMMODE Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff (1731-1806)
LOUIS XV PERIOD JEWELRY COMMODE Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff (1731-1806)
LOUIS XV PERIOD JEWELRY COMMODE Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff (1731-1806)
LOUIS XV PERIOD JEWELRY COMMODE Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff (1731-1806)
LOUIS XV PERIOD JEWELRY COMMODE Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff (1731-1806)
LOUIS XV PERIOD JEWELRY COMMODE Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff (1731-1806)
LOUIS XV PERIOD JEWELRY COMMODE Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff (1731-1806)
LOUIS XV PERIOD JEWELRY COMMODE Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff (1731-1806)
LOUIS XV PERIOD JEWELRY COMMODE Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff (1731-1806)
LOUIS XV PERIOD JEWELRY COMMODE Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff (1731-1806)
LOUIS XV PERIOD JEWELRY COMMODE Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff (1731-1806)
LOUIS XV PERIOD JEWELRY COMMODE Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff (1731-1806)
LOUIS XV PERIOD JEWELRY COMMODE Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff (1731-1806)
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LOUIS XV PERIOD JEWELRY COMMODE Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff (1731-1806)

18th century
Louis XV style
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From: 60420, Maignelay-Montigny, France

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    Louis XV - 18th century chest of drawers, curved on the front and sides, violet and rosewood,
    Decorated with butterfly wings in reserves highlighted with amaranth and boxwood fillets.
    It opens to five drawers in three rows.
    This chest of drawers is richly decorated with finely chased and gilded rocaille bronzes (original), foliate draw handles and lamp bases, original locks, bronze falls on the front jambs and sabots.
    Surmounted by a thick gray Saint Anne marble (original), encircled by a "Corbin's beak" molding.
    Chest of drawers stamped JC STUMPFT
    About Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff:Jean-Chrysostome Stumpff (1731-1806)Master on August 27, 1766, like many 18th-century Parisian cabinetmakers, was of German origin.
    Born in Swabia, Stumpff established himself as a free craftsman on rue Saint Nicolas, where he remained after obtaining his master's degree in 1766.
    His stamp can be found on numerous works in rosewood veneer and Far Eastern lacquer, with geometric marquetry.
    But what fit this cabinetmaker's fame was his highly original trompe l'oeil marquetry, simulating small cubes and crosses in relief, which was a huge success in 1770. A half-moon piece of furniture bearing his mark appeared at the 1882 Decorative Arts Exhibition.
    Most of his production is in the Transition style, but his Louis XV (quite rare) and Louis XVI furniture is still of excellent workmanship.

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    Condition Good
    Style Louis XV style (Furniture Dressers of Louis XV style Style)
    Period 18th century (Furniture Dressers 18th century)
    Country of origin France
    Artist JC STUMPFF
    Length (cm) 126
    Height (cm) 86.5
    Depth (cm) 57.5
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 8-15 Business Days
    Location 60420, Maignelay-Montigny, France
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