Martin Carlin

Dimensions (approx): 48" Tall x 14.5" Wide x 13" Deep Martin Carlin (b.1730–1785) was a Parisian ébéniste (cabinet-maker), born at Freiburg, who was received as Master Ébéniste a...

A fine Louis XVI style gilt-bronze mounted mahogany cartel clock and barometer, after the model by Martin Carlin. French, circa 1870. The dial signed 'Robin'.

A Louis XVI Style Gilt Bronze Mounted Japanese Lacquer and Ebony Marble-Top Commode à Vantaux After the Model by Martin Carlin, Paris, Circa 1890 Height 37 x width 60 x depth 21 inc...

This form of gueridon is based on a celebrated model conceived by the marchand-mercier Simon Philippe Poirier around 1770, and executed by Martin Carlin, maitre in 1776. French, C...

Francois Linke (1855-1946) taste, in the manner of famous Parisian ébéniste Martin Carlin (1730–1785), having a square top with serpentine-shaped edge, scalloped apron embellished wi...

A fine Louis XVI style gilt bronze mounted mahogany commode, in the manner of Martin Carlin, attributed to Henry Dasson. The lockplate signed to the reverse 'Duvivier, Paris'.

Zwiener furniture has become very sought after, as it has many similarities and qualities to the likes of Francois Linke. Martin Carlin (ca 1730 – 1785) was a Parisian ébéniste, bor...

After the very famous 18th century model by Martin Carlin. Henry Dasson was considered one of the finest makers of gilt bronze mounted furniture in the nineteenth Century.

Among the highlights was a splendid early Louis XVI Parquetry Commode by Martin Carlin, probably originally purchased by the 7th Viscount Stormont while he was Ambassador to Paris in...

Designed in homage to a celebrated model by Martin Carlin (German, 1730–1785), these pieces are inspired by a commode originally created for Madame Victoire, daughter of King Louis X...

English, circa 1845 Inspired by the small writing desk made by Martin Carlin for Madame du Barry, circa 1768 (today in the Metropolitan Museum of Art).

The original pioneer was Simon-Philippe Poirier, the celebrated 'marchand-mercier', working chiefly with the ébéniste Martin Carlin, and who ordered his first plaques in 1758.

This incredibly dense and strong wood was used for castors by earlier masters such as Martin Carlin and Riesener in the 18th century. The prototype of this table is Jean-Henri Riese...

The original pioneer was Simon-Philippe Poirier, the celebrated marchand mercier, working chiefly with the ébéniste Martin Carlin, and who ordered his first plaques in 1758.

The inventory of his workshop and stock in trade taken after his death following a long illness gives a snapshot of his current style; one of the appraisers was the ébéniste Martin C...

The original pioneer was Simon-Philippe Poirier, the celebrated 'marchand-mercier', working chiefly with the ébéniste Martin Carlin, who ordered his first plaques in 1758.

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...