Jean Francois Oeben

Exceptional bureau plat based on the model made by Jean-François Oeben around 1750 and currently on

celebrated table à la Bourgogne by Jean-Francois Oeben in Madame de Pompadour's bedroom in Versailles

Century Attributed to Jean-François Oeben The shaped marble top over a shaped cabinet with tulipwood

Furniture, pp.39-40. R. Startmann-Dohler, Jean-Francois Oeben, p.75; and D.Alcouffe et al. Furniture

renowned ébéniste Jean-François Oeben. He left the workshop after his death as the workshop went to

model by Jean François Oeben. Typical of the work by François Linke, this desk features the finest

A Petit Bureau à Cylindre in the Transitional Manner After the design by Jean-François Oeben By

age. Nice shine, French polish. Stamped J.F Leleu. Jean Francois Leleu achieved his master status

master work of French furniture than Jean-François Oeben's and Jean-Henri Riesener's celebrated Bureau du

cylinder desk by L. Cueunieres after models by Jean-Francois Oeben (French 1721-1763). The underside is

back to Jean-François Oeben in the middle of the 18th century. As Louis XV's eldest grandson, the Duke

André-Charles Boulle and Jean-François Oeben, or other furniture from historic Provence, France homes

in the style of Jean-François Oeben, this table works well as a side table, writing desk, or dressing

-François Oeben currently at Versailles, a young boy delivering a game bird as a gift, all inside an

workshop of Jean-François Oeben in 1754, and, when Oeben died in 1763, Riesener was put in charge of the

-François Oeben currently at Versailles, a young boy delivering a game bird as a gift, all inside an

inlaid marble-top chest after Jean-François Oeben / Jean-Henri Riesener. Exquisitely hand-crafted in

the workshop of the great ébéniste Jean-François Oeben (1721-1763). After the early death of his

the 1740s and was employed at that time by famous cabinetmakers, such as Jean-François Oeben and

, Riesener immigrated to Paris as a young man and there joined the workshop of Jean-François Oeben. On

atelier of Jean-François Oeben. After Oeben”s death, he married his widow, Françoise, and took over the

desk from Jean-François Oeben (1721-1763), who had already completed the design and much of the

-maker of his generation and the successor to the court patronage of Jean-Francois Œben, whose widow he

model by Jean-François Leleu. Haentges Frères were a celebrated firm of bronziers and cabinet-makers

(German, 1734-1806) and Jean-François Oeben (German, 1721-1763), master cabinetmakers to the king and

, at the famous cabinetmaker Jean François Oeben, cabinetmaker of the Roy, installed at Arsenal. He has

ébéniste by 1759, at which time he married Marie-Catherine Oeben, sister of the successful ébéniste Jean

with Jean-François Oeben, Jean-François Leleu became maître on the latter’s death in 1763. His work can

marble According to a model by Oeben, late 19th century Secretaire made in the 18th century way Height

, including examples associated with André-Charles Boulle, Charles Cressent, Jean-François Oeben, Jean-Henri

Fine C19TH French Burr Walnut & Marquetry Bureau Plat /Writing Table Black Leather inset top, gold tooling decoration, with Walnut cross banding. thumb mould edge. Shaped Burr Waln...

attributed to Jean-Henri Riesener; model designed by Jean-François Oeben, c. 1765 (F313) currently at The

Paris he joined the workshop of Jean-François Oeben in 1754, and, when Oeben died in 1763, Riesener was

Freiburg, who was received master at Paris in 1766. Carlin worked at first in the shop of Jean-François

the work of mid-18th-century ébénistes such as Jean-François Oeben and Charles Cressent, whose

patronage of Jean-Francois Œben, whose widow he married in 1767. From 1774 to 1784, Riesener supplied

patronage of Jean-Francois Œben, whose widow he married in 1767. From 1774 to 1784, Riesener supplied

François Oeben, a royal cabinetmaker, created such intricate pieces as a mechanical table for Madame de

devices. Jean François Oeben, a royal cabinetmaker, created such intricate pieces as a mechanical table

era also featured new innovations including mechanical devices. Jean François Oeben, a royal

family. His mother, Victoire Oeben, was the daughter of Louis XV's cabinetmaker, Jean-François Oeben, and

ébéniste du roi Jean-François Oeben (1721–1763). However, Oeben passed away before its completion and his

devices. Jean François Oeben, a royal cabinetmaker, created such intricate pieces as a mechanical table

devices. Jean François Oeben, a royal cabinetmaker, created such intricate pieces as a mechanical table

collaboration with leading cabinetmakers of the period, notably Jean François Oeben and Pierre Migeon. The

must have trained in one of the best Paris marquetry workshops, possibly that of Jean-Francois Oeben

, Adam Weisweiler, Bernard II van Risamburgh aka B.V.R.B., Jean Henri Riesener, Jean-François Oeben and

to the work of Jean–Francois Oeben, (d.1763), such as on a mechanical table with writing–slide with

cabinetmaker Jean King François Oeben, he thinks he can take over the workshop after the death of the master

(1734-1806) was a poor German immigrant who married the widow of his former master, Jean-François Oeben

1745 where he initially worked for Jean-François Oeben and Pierre Migeon. The accounts of the latter

) commode of bold proportions, stamped, possibly by Joseph F Oeben. This commode consists of an original

Rare ormolu-mounted satiné-wood Commode, "à la grecque". The slightly breakfront marble top with moulded edge, above a frieze fitted with three short drawers above two longer "sa...

-François Oeben ( 1721-1763). Pierre Langlois was one of the few cabinet makers along with Thomas

related through marriage to some of the most successful ébénistes of his day, including Jean-François

ebeniste Jean-Francois Oeben, he supplied furniture to the dealer Pierre II Migeon 1751-1758, also

-Germain, Jacques Dubois, Jean-François Oeben, and Balthazar Lieutaud. He received commissions from the