- Lot 260

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- Lot 260
A rectangular mahogany and mahogany veneer chest of drawers with doors, opening to a drawer with three compartments and two doors in the front that reveal three drawers, the uprights in sheath with head of woman and ended by small feet in gilded bronze rest on a plinth. Stamped C. A Stadler Empire period White marble top (some bronzes added) H: 96.5 - W: 130 - D: 63 cm Provenance: Coti collection, Mancel gallery 1 Working as a "free worker" in the in the Faubourg Saint Antoine, Charles-Antoine Stadler, was received as master in 1776. Widower still young, he marries the only daughter of the famous cabinetmaker Jean-François. Leleu and became his partner around 1780. From 1785, the two cabinetmakers supplied game tables for the Garde-Meuble Royal. He is also mentioned in the accounts of the Prince de Condé for deliveries to the Palais Bourbon. He took over his father-in-law's workshop in 1792 and worked until 1811. He died in 1819. This piece of furniture is quoted in Denise Ledoux-Lebard's book 2 1- D. Ledoux-Lebard, Le mobilier Français du XIXe siècle, Paris 1989, l'Amateur Ed, p.590. 2- Idem
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