Pair of French 19th Century Carved Giltwood Console Tables with Porphyry Tops
By The Cresson Family
Located in London, GB
Notable examples include a porphyry top table by Adam Weisweiler today at the Musée Nissim de Camondo, and pieces by renowned furniture makers like Henry Dasson.
Porphyry
A Louis XVI Style Centre Table, By François Linke
By François Linke
Located in Brighton, West Sussex
That table is attributed to the master cabinetmaker Adam Weisweiler and the bronze maker Pierre-Philippe Thomire.
Ormolu
Antique Italian Louis XVI Walnut Bronze Leather Partner’s Writing Desk
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Stylistically, the desk draws from the vocabulary of 18th-century Louis XVI and Neoclassical furniture, particularly the refined marquetry and gilt-bronze-mounted work associated wit...
Bronze
French 19th Century Louis XVI Style Cabinet by Henry Dasson with Venus & Aeneas
By Henry Dasson
Located in London, GB
The design relates to the work of Adam Weisweiler, who pioneered the use of interlaced stretchers and caryatid mounts (this variant with the tasselled cushion also seen on a console ...
Marble, Ormolu
A Fine French Early 20th Century Gilt-Bronze Center Table Attr. Francois Linke
By François Linke
Located in Los Angeles, CA
A very fine French early 20th century Empire style ormolu and figural patinated bronze-mounted amboyna and veined Verde d'Alps marble top "Gueridon" attributed to François Linke (185...
Marble, Ormolu, Bronze
Daybed Louis XVI Style in White Bronze on Teak Wood, Louis XVI Daybed by Paul
By Stephanie Odegard Collection, Paul Mathieu (French)
Located in New York, NY
Furniture maker Jean-Baptiste-Claude Sené was also a major designer of the period, with his pieces for the royal residences adorned with giltwood and neoclassical touches like tapere...
Metal
Louis XVI Chaise Longue in White Bronze on Teakwood, Louis Chaise Longue by Paul
By Paul Mathieu (French), Stephanie Odegard Collection
Located in New York, NY
Furniture maker Jean-Baptiste-Claude Sené was also a major designer of the period, with his pieces for the royal residences adorned with giltwood and neoclassical touches like tapere...
Metal
Louis XVI style Secrétaire à abattant with marquetry after Roentgen
By David Roentgen
Located in PARIS, FR
The overall form of the piece follows that of Adam Weisweiler, whose work balanced the strict geometry of the Louis XVI style with the sumptuous materials favoured by the marchand-me...
Marble, Ormolu
19th Century Dore Bronze and Sèvres Porcelain Mounted Parquetry Cabinet
By Adam Weisweiler, Manufacture Nationale de Sèvres
Located in New York, NY
A Marvelous Quality Louis XVI Style Dore Bronze and Sèvres Porcelain Mounted Parquetry Cabinet with a Hand-Carved Marble Top. The large central porcelain plaque depicts a humble fami...
Marble, Bronze
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Large 19 Century French Rococo or Neoclassical Revival Style Vitrine
By David Roentgen
Located in Dallas, TX
Thus he was able to compete with such great cabinetmakers as Jean-Henri Riesener and Adam Weisweiler, reputedly his former pupil at Neuwied.
Ormolu
Mid-18th Century Louis XV Period Chest Of Drawers Commode Stamped LARDIN
By Andre Antoine Lardin
Located in Forney, TX
Some other noteworthy ébénistes of the era are André-Charles Boulle, Martin Carlin, Mathieu Criaerd, Guillaume Beneman, François-Honoré-Georges Jacob-Desmalter, Adam Weisweiler, Bern...
Breccia Marble, Bronze, Ormolu
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