Attributed to GUERET Frères, Cabinetmaker - Lot 1

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Attributed to GUERET Frères, Cabinetmaker - Lot 1
Attributed to GUERET Frères, Cabinetmaker Bon Marché workshop Gilded wood and red and turquoise lacquered eclectic-style heater with black fillet, the openwork backrest centered with a TUL monogram, the shoulders carved with chimera heads holding in its mouth the trimmings and tassels of the gold and cream silk damask upholstery with rich floral decor. Large stencil stamp inked under the seat "Au Bon Marché, maison Aristide Boucicaut tapisserie furnishings Paris". Worn, missing, rubbed, marked, sunburned, braid detached, trim torn and partially missing 75 x 50 x 46 m Note: This chair model appears in a photograph of Thurlow Lodge, the California home of former governor and senator Milton S. Latham, for which Guéret and Herther Brothers collaborated on the dining room furniture in 1872. GUERET Frères (Denis et Onésime) Ebéniste since 1854, rue Buffault in Paris, produced so-called luxury furniture in this eclectic style, notably for Napoleon III or the Duc d'Aumale in Chantilly in 1872. They had their own showroom at the Madeleine and won medals at the 1855 and 1867 Universal Exhibitions. Under Aristide Boucicaut, Le Bon Marché developed an upholstery and furnishings department furnishings department and supplied small pieces of furniture A similar chair with reupholstered upholstery was sold at Bonhams Los Angeles on Oct 25, 2022 lot 11, and another on Feb 26, 2020 at Hill Auction Sunrise, Florida lot 75. Bibliography: -K. Howe, C. Freilinghuisen, and C.H.Voorsanger, Herter Brothers Furniture and Interiors for a Gilded Age, NY, p.161 reproducing the chair model at Thurlow Lodge in 1874.
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