198. Suite of three armchairs with racket back in cabriolet in wood

and grey relacquered wood. The legs are tapered and fluted

The legs are topped with dice carved with rosettes.

Stamped C. LAVER.

Louis XVI period.

Hot iron marks : " R 30 ".

91 x 59 x 59 cm 600 / 800 €

Provenance : Drouot, 18 October 1992, Rogeon study.

Built by Sully, the castle of Rosny became the property of

Joseph de Talleyrand Périgord, ninth marquis of Rosny.

This inventory mark corresponds to that of the château de Rosny.

In 1818, the castle was acquired by the Duke of Berry and then became the

property of the duchess who retired there in 1820.
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Lot no. 198

198. Suite of three armchairs with racket back in cabriolet in wood and grey relacquered wood. The legs are tapered and fluted The legs are topped with dice carved with rosettes. Stamped C. LAVER. Louis XVI period. Hot iron marks : " R 30 ". 91 x 59 x 59 cm 600 / 800 € Provenance : Drouot, 18 October 1992, Rogeon study. Built by Sully, the castle of Rosny became the property of Joseph de Talleyrand Périgord, ninth marquis of Rosny. This inventory mark corresponds to that of the château de Rosny. In 1818, the castle was acquired by the Duke of Berry and then became the property of the duchess who retired there in 1820.

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198. Suite of three armchairs with racket back in cabriolet in wood and grey relacquered wood. The legs are tapered and fluted The legs are topped with dice carved with rosettes. Stamped C. LAVER. Louis XVI period. Hot iron marks : " R 30 ". 91 x 59 x 59 cm 600 / 800 € Provenance : Drouot, 18 October 1992, Rogeon study. Built by Sully, the castle of Rosny became the property of Joseph de Talleyrand Périgord, ninth marquis of Rosny. This inventory mark corresponds to that of the château de Rosny. In 1818, the castle was acquired by the Duke of Berry and then became the property of the duchess who retired there in 1820.
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Salle 2 - Hôtel Drouot 9, rue Drouot 75009 Paris