A very refined French sewing box, from the Napoleon III period. Finely made in Boulle marquetry, tortoise shell, and gilded brass. Inside, you can find sewing kits, in their original condition. Overall in good condition and complete. Traces of use.
Please take a good look at the photos to judge the condition.
The objects for sale being old, they can sometimes present imperfections or traces of use related to their history, please, see photos.
For all other countries outside Europe, please contact us for shipping methods.
A little history about the Boulle Marquetry:
Boulle marquetry is a decorative technique using cutouts of copper, brass and red tortoiseshell cut to form negative and symmetrical designs. The period Boulle furniture dates from Louis XIV. Many quality creations were produced in the 19th century under Napoleon III.
Boulle marquetry is a technique used to obtain negative patterns made up of two different materials such as copper and tortoiseshell or pewter and mother-of-pearl. It is also called "metal mosaic" due to the use of copper or brass plates.
It takes its name from Charles-André Boulle (1642-1732), master cabinetmaker to King Louis XIV, who made it famous thanks to his beautiful cabinets, cabinets and other furniture in marquetry. He used as patterns the designs of the ornamentalist Jean 1er Bérain.
Ref: FHDAV85X87
| Style | Second Empire style, Napoleon III style (Boxes, Cases, Kits of Second Empire style, Napoleon III style Style) |
| Period | 19th century (Boxes, Cases, Kits 19th century) |
| Width (cm) | 28.5 |
| Height (cm) | 15 |
| Materials | Scale, Wood, Tissue, Brass |
| Shipping Time | Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days |
| Location | 33930, VENDAYS MONTALIVET, France |
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