- Lot 274

Lot n° 274
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15000 - 20000 EUR
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Result : 23 750EUR
- Lot 274
LARGE round mahogany GUERIDON, mahogany veneer, the belt band is decorated with palmettes and an openwork decoration of horns of plenty, flowered cup in a hexagon, it rests on gilded wood winged lions on a triangular base finished with casters. White marble top (chips) Empire-Restoration period (castors replaced, gilding worn) It has a label Rue Meslée, N° 55 Durand, fabricant d'ébénisterie fait tout ce qui concerne son état, A PARIS, H : 78 - D : 110 cm Louis Durand began his activity around 1787 and owned a furniture shop under the sign "Au désir de paix". Despite the imperial orders he received between 1811 and 1814, the economic crisis forced him to file for bankruptcy in 1813. He resumed his activity, and from 1818 to 1826 is established 55 rue Meslay, then 19 rue Boucherat. He received a citation for the furniture he presented at the 1827 exhibition of industrial products. On this occasion, the king buys him a chest of drawers and a secretary. Although he did not supply the royal furniture storehouse, Durand had a large private clientele, as shown by the many pieces of furniture made during the Restoration. He developed his business with the help of his son Prosper-Guillaume and became a supplier of
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