18th-century hairdresser stamped in rosewood marquetry

Hairdresser Louis XV stamped Pierre Antoine Galligné and jurande punch. Norman castle origin. In rosewood and amaranth marquetry. Two-drawer façade and a leather-covered sliding shelf. Top opening to a mirror and two storage compartments. Hectic feet and belt. Bronze ornamentation, locks and period key. Restorations to be expected on the marquetry and in the accessory compartment. 18th century period. Dimensions: high-74cm long-78cm prof-46. Open dimensions: long-124cm high-111cm. Careful delivery. Pierre Antoine Galligné (circa 1725- around 1780), Parisian cabinetmaker given master on October 5, 1767. In his workshop on Rue de Charenton, this craftsman made very classic, even traditionalist furniture, since some of his dressers affect the straight or tomb of the Regency. It uses veneers of rosewood, amaranth, violet wood and occasionally flower marks. Pierre Kjellberg's 18th-century French furniture. His A.Galligne brand appears on a bulging, rosewood dresser that belonged to M. Lavallée, curator of the library and collections of the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. The 18th century cabinetmakers of François de Salverte.

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