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French Transition-style display cabinet by Masson, 19th century
Height x width x depth: 162 x 124 x 34 cm
made of fine exotic wood veneer, with polychrome Sèvres-style porcelain plaques on the doors, and gilded, chiseled bronze fittings. It bears two brand marks stamped on the back: “Masson à Versailles.”
Literature:
The Cabinetmaker Masson (19th Century) In later years (particularly during the reign of Louis-Philippe), a cabinetmaker registered under the surname Masson had his own workshop located at number 12 on Avenue de Versailles. This workshop produced and delivered fine cabinetry featuring inlays and gilded bronze (ormolu) for the royal residences at Versailles, Saint-Cloud, and the Grand Trianon.
The Cabinetmaker Masson (19th Century) In later years (particularly during the reign of Louis-Philippe), a cabinetmaker registered under the surname Masson had his own workshop located at number 12 on Avenue de Versailles. This workshop produced and delivered fine cabinetry featuring inlays and gilded bronze (ormolu) for the royal residences at Versailles, Saint-Cloud, and the Grand Trianon.
Denise Ledoux-Lebard, *Le Mobilier français du XIXe siècle: Dictionnaire des ébénistes et des menuisiers*, page 474
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ANCIENT FURNITURE AND WORKS OF ART FROM 16th TO 20th CENTURY. Including furnishings from the Totò Actor's Inheritance and signed French ebénisterie
Palazzo Caetani Lovatelli, thu 17 September 2026
SINGLE SESSION 17/09/2026 Hours 15:00
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