Boulle Work

Circa 1850 19thC French boulle work / dressing table Serpentine shaped top with a central

A wonderful and rare pair of circa 1815 English regency "boulle work" or "buhl work" still life

The stunning cabinet in the Napoleon III style and of the sam period, featuring inlaid Boulle work

Antique fine quality Chinoiserie Boulle-work black lacquer nest of 4 19th Century tables. Very

A pair of small walnut tables with Boulle-work tops by Pillinini, each with a circular top

The ebonized wood contrasting the gilt bronze mounts Makes this a highly desirable piece. It stands on Toupie feet. The top is black marble that is surrounded by By bronze mouldings....

English Regency neoclassical rosewood cheval mirror elaborately decorated with brass inlay.

An exceptional 19th century Boulle work inkwell, of rectangular form, fitted with two cut glass ink

inlaid with contre-partie Boulle work; the pivoting bevelled mirror with a marquetry border of conforming

brass boulle inlay to the front and is a wonderful example of quality 19th century boulle work. The

technique known as "Boulle work." This technique involves intricate inlays of brass and tortoiseshell

. Boulle Boulle work (also known as buhl work) is a type of rich marquetry process or inlay perfected by

wide frieze which is in Boulle work. The case is further decorated with gilded bronze mounts throughout.

inlaid shelves. This space is great for displaying items. Boulle Boulle work (also known as buhl work

An absolutely stunning antique French boulle-work table clock on a domed Stand, circa 1840s. In the

breathtaking brass/bronze boulle work inlay throughout including the stunning top, sides, and legs, figural

made in the finest detail. The boulle work of outstanding quality. Boulle is a difficult and

, the inlay of tortoiseshell, brass and pewter into ebony. It has become known as Boulle work, and the

A pair of oak chairs by victor Courtray (1896 -1987). Éducation ; ÉCOLE BOULLE worked with Maurice

inlaid brass and tortoiseshell boulle work. The lid features a pagoda style rise with brass edging and

Charles Boulle’s work perfectly; with classical designs in brass inlay to the top, front , sides back and

complimentary effect. Bands of gilt bronze in egg-and-dart and foliate motifs frame the intricate Boulle work

decorated to the outside with inlaid brass and red tortoiseshell boulle work. The exterior is finished with

19th century figural mantle clock in the Rocaille manner, the boulle work case of waisted design

stepped plinth and resting on bun feet. The inside of the case and back door with conforming Boulle work

is a fine example of Boulle work. The waisted clock case is surmounted by an ormolu finial of

square glass inkwell with brass collar. The Boulle work finished in typical fashion with Tortoiseshell

& elegant antique Bonheur du Jour is made from ebonzied mahogany and brass & tortoiseshell Boulle work, with

France in the Mmid-19th Century, exceptionally executed Boulle style marquetry work inlays add rich color

magnificent ormolu mounts, red ground boulle work and inlaid mother of pearl. The mask mounts on the piece

Italy. The gilding is very good and shows nice wear and patina with traditional red boulle work

decorative mantel clocks including those with inlaid Boullework such as this one. This type of Boulle work

style of André-Charles Boulle, an ébéniste who worked under King Louis XIV of France, and whose very

is often referred to as "Boulle" work, a revival of a 17th-century technique. Lastly, the velvet

with a pair of caskets-on-stands for Carlton House. Thomas Parker is best known for his Boulle work

rectangular leather-inset top with a wide band of paired ivy leaves and double borders in brass boulle-work

cellar, with exquisite boulle work detail and clear, bright glass. A considerable party piece, as useful

cellar, with exquisite boulle work detail and clear, bright glass. A considerable party piece, as useful

, ebony and calamander veneers. The top has a central amboyna field within a Boulle work border of inlaid

figurative Boulle brass work from Russia circa 1850. Each of the scrolled arms feature a half moon arch of

You are viewing a gorgeous French cabinet or vitrine with Boulle style inlay work Circa 1860 the

front is a picture of contrast, the elaborate boulle-work with symmetrical displays of brass inlay that

name being given to a fashion of inlaying known as Boulle (or in 19th-century Britain, Buhl work

inlaying, called boulle, or buhl, work, swept Europe and was heavily imitated during the 18th and 19th

Boulle who worked as furniture maker to Louis XIV in the 1670s. Boulle's importance was such that his

being Boulle work where the predominant decoration is in brass-thus dark on light-and premiere being the

and Jacques Chambron, both trained at the École Boulle, created work grounded in authenticity, balance

Guillerme and Jacques Chambron, both trained at the École Boulle, created work grounded in authenticity

. They feature fine figurative Boulle brass work circa 1850. Each of the scrolled backs include

elegance and authenticity. Multiple dovetailed drawers provide practical storage within a true work of art

grand cabinet has five cabinet doors inset with burl and bronze boulle inlay details. The work surface

to the Ecole Boulle while he worked for the architect Michel Roux-Spitz. Rollin participated in

student time at l’Ecole Boulle, Drouet worked as an apprentice to master designer Maurice Dufrene at

Ecole Boulle in Paris and his work attracted the attention of the influential school director, Andre

Gaetano Sciolari, by. Pair of wall lights in chrome metal and smoked glass, boulle shape. Italian

shaped case finely inlaid with boulle marquetry work of cut brass arabesque and enriched with finely

Ecole Boulle while he worked for the architect Michel Roux-Spitz. In 1928 Rollin set up his own