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Timothy Oulton & Allot Ex-Showroom Luxury Furniture Auction: High-End Seating, Fine Art, Designer Lighting, Luxury Carpets & Exclusive Pieces
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Tarnaise Louis XIII – Style Solid Walnut Wardrobe This Tarnaise Louis XIII – style wardrobe is a premier example of French provincial artistry, masterfully handcrafted from solid walnut wood prized for its deep patina and structural density. Embodying the "sturdy and turned" characteristics of the era, the piece features a unique regional signature from the Tarn workshops, defined by a distinctive scalloped apron and hand – planed joinery. The architectural facade is centred by two large doors showcasing intricate three – tiered raised and fielded panels with elegant "chapeau de gendarme" curved moulding, a hallmark of skilled local artisans. Further elevated by meticulous hand – carved details, including a central floral rosette on the upper frieze, the wardrobe is anchored by a heavy moulded cornice and supported by traditional block feet. Outfitted with authentic hand – forged steel hardware, including elongated decorative hinges and ornate brass escutcheons, this monumental wardrobe offers a rare synthesis of geometric rigor and hand – made charm. As a unique provincial antique, it stands as a testament to the enduring skills of the Tarn cabinetmakers, providing both expansive storage and an heirloom – quality presence for a traditional interior.Height: 86 inch. Dimensions: Width: 51 inch Depth: 21 inch Height: 220 cm Width: 130 cm Depth: 55 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 724]
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Directoire – Style "Gauvreau" Solid Beechwood Tea Table This sophisticated Directoire – style "Table à thé" is a vibrant statement of Neoclassical elegance, masterfully bridging late 18th – century revolutionary forms with modern artisanal craftsmanship. Inspired by the modernist classical approach of renowned cabinetmaker Jean – Marie Gauvreau, the table is expertly constructed from solid beechwood and finished in a daring red lacquer that has been hand – distressed with a specialized antique patina to provide a sense of historical depth. The architectural silhouette is defined by a deep, rhythmic fluted apron and an inset grey – veined marble top, which offers a luxurious, durable surface traditionally suited for tea service. True to the Directoire aesthetic, the piece rests on four slender, tapered fluted legs accented with delicate brass hardware, creating a light and balanced stance. This unique accent piece serves as a perfect synthesis of Greco – Roman geometric rigor and bold colour, making it an ideal focal point for both traditional galleries and eclectic modern interiors. diameter 88cm x H76cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 726]
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Bourbansais Louis XV – Style Solid Cherrywood Lady's Desk This Bourbansais Louis XV – style lady’s desk is a masterwork of French Rococo elegance, meticulously handcrafted from solid cherrywood to evoke the sophisticated grace of the 18th – century bureau de dame. Drawing profound inspiration from the legendary ébéniste du roi Jean – François Oeben, the piece is defined by its fluid, sinuous lines and slender cabriole legs that terminate in protective gilded bronze (ormolu) sabots. The exterior is richly embellished with finely chased ormolu mounts, including sculpted acanthus leaf corner chutes and ornate rocaille – shaped escutcheons. Its functional heart is revealed by a slanted fall – front flap, which opens to a luxurious tooled leather writing surface and a fully fitted interior featuring six nested drawers and open document compartments for personal correspondence. Completed with a hand – rubbed patina that highlights the warm natural grain of the cherrywood, this monumental yet intimate desk represents an heirloom – quality synthesis of practical organization and aristocratic French design.Height: 39 inch. Dimensions: Width: 49 inch Depth: 21 inch Height: 97 cm Width: 105 cm Depth: 56 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 727]
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"Pontivy" Napoléonville Empire – Style Solid Cherrywood Buffet This Napoléonville Empire – style sideboard, masterfully crafted from solid cherrywood, stands as a commanding example of 19th – century Neoclassical grandeur. The design is a direct homage to the revolutionary work of Charles Percier and Pierre Fontaine, Napoleon’s primary architects who codified the Empire style by drawing from the geometric purity of ancient Roman and Egyptian monuments. Reflecting the industrial mastery and "sober neoclassicism" of the legendary Jacob – Desmalter workshop, the piece is structured by four full – length cylindrical pilasters that provide a rhythmic sense of verticality and structural power. The facade is richly adorned with finely detailed gilded bronze (ormolu) mounts, including classical nymph – like figures in relief and a central victory torch – and – wreath motif – symbols synonymous with the prestige of the French Imperial court. Offering exceptional utility, the configuration features three frieze drawers for fine silver, three large cabinet doors with internal solid wood shelving, and three additional drawers integrated into the bottom plinth. Resting on traditional turned feet and finished with a lustrous, hand – rubbed patina, this "Pontivy" buffet represents a perfect synthesis of monumental architectural form and heirloom – quality cabinetry.Height: 37 inch. Dimensions: Width: 70 inch Depth: 21 inch Height: 96 cm Width: 178 cm Depth: 55 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 728]
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Mauzancieux Restauration – Style Solid Beechwood Armchair This Mauzancieux small armchair is a masterful synthesis of French Neoclassical refinement and the ergonomic comfort that defined the Restauration style. Expertly constructed from a solid beechwood frame with a warm, hand – rubbed patina, the piece is characterized by its enveloping "gondola" silhouette and striking hand – carved scroll armrests (volutes), which lend a sense of rhythmic movement to the chair's architecture. Reflecting the highest standards of 19th – century artisanal cabinetry, the seat utilizes a traditional helical spring system layered with natural leaf fibre trimming to provide an enduring, resilient level of support. The chair is elegantly upholstered in a luxurious diamond – patterned textile accented with delicate floral sprigs, meticulously finished with decorative brass nailhead trim along all upholstered borders. Resting on graceful, fluted sabre legs that provide a light and balanced stance, this armchair represents a perfect fusion of historical grandeur and artisanal durability, making it an exquisite accent for a formal library, bedroom suite, or executive study.Height: 37 inch. Dimensions: Width: 23 inch Depth: 18 inch Height: 93 cm Width: 58 cm Depth: 47 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 729]
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"La Pie du Méné" Solid Cherrywood Breton Wardrobe This "La Pie du Méné" wardrobe is a masterwork of 18th – century regional cabinetry, representing a prestigious cultural synthesis where the refined Louis XV style meets the robust symbolic traditions of Central Brittany. handcrafted from premium solid cherrywood, the facade serves as a canvas for a breathtaking hand – carved allegory of the Scales of Justice, a rare motif signifying moral balance and household prestige. The wardrobe’s architectural identity is defined by its two massive triple – fielded paneled doors, set within sinuous hand – carved frames and secured by traditional elongated hand – forged steel hinges. A hallmark of the Méné region – the triangle of Loudéac, Lamballe, and Collinée – the piece features intricate carvings of "pies" (magpies) and floral sprigs, supported by a majestic arched cornice and a deeply scrolled rocaille apron with a central floral medallion. Resting on traditional short cabriole legs with carved scroll feet, this monumental piece combines exceptional structural integrity with the delicate artistry of a master Breton huchier, offering a unique and functional statement of French provincial heritage.Height: 81 inch. Dimensions: Width: 53 inch Depth: 22 inch Height: 207 cm Width: 136 cm Depth: 58 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 731]
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Sévigné Louis XV – Style Armchair in Antique Lacquer and Copper Leaf This Sévigné Louis XV – style armchair (fauteuil en cabriolet) is a prestigious example of French Rococo revival, masterfully blending ergonomic form with opulent materials. Crafted from solid beechwood with a specialized antique lacquered and copper leaf finish, the frame is a masterwork of sinuous carving inspired by the 18th – century designs of master menuisiers such as Louis Delanois and Nicolas – Quinibert Foliot. The architectural silhouette is defined by a concave "cabriolet" back and fluid cabriole legs terminating in elegant scroll feet, all reinforced by a robust molded H – stretcher for superior structural stability. Reflecting the highest standards of traditional cabinetry, the seat features a traditional leaf fibre filling over helical (coil) springs, ensuring a resilient, deep – seated comfort. This luxurious foundation is dressed in a regal crimson and gold floral damask, meticulously secured with decorative brass nailhead trim that highlights the hand – carved floral cresting and apron medallions. Whether used as a singular accent or part of a formal suite, this chair represents the pinnacle of salon elegance and heirloom – quality craftsmanship. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 732]
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"Nouvelet" Louis XVI – Style Solid Cherrywood Secrétaire en Pente This "Nouvelet" Louis XVI – style writing desk is a masterwork of Neoclassical sobriety, capturing the refined transition from 18th – century exuberance to structured architectural elegance. handcrafted from solid cherrywood, this secrétaire en pente (slanted desk) serves as a sophisticated tribute to the legendary ébéniste du roi Antoine Robert Gaudreaux, featuring the clean lines and geometric fruitwood stringing favoured by This royal atelier. The exterior's crowning jewel is an exquisite, handcrafted oval floral marquetry medallion on the fall – front, while the interior reveals a meticulously organized fitted cabinet with nested drawers and a premium tooled – leather writing drop. The piece offers expansive utility with a configuration of three external drawers – two frieze and one full – width – all outfitted with ornate brass ring pulls and keyhole escutcheons. Supported by classical slender tapered legs terminating in traditional brass caps, this desk represents a perfect synthesis of historic royal grandeur and practical executive utility, finished with a lustrous patina that emphasizes the heirloom quality of the solid cherry construction.Height: 39 inch. Dimensions: Width: 41 inch Depth: 22 inch Height: 98 cm Width: 105 cm Depth: 55 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 733]
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Lady's Desk «Bonheur du jour» – After André – Charles Topino This Lady's Desk, known as a «Bonheur du jour» (daytime happiness), is a masterpiece of late Louis XV/Transitional design, meticulously reproducing a historic work by the renowned master craftsman André – Charles Topino. Topino was celebrated for his light, elegant "novelty" furniture, and this piece perfectly captures the refined intimacy and sophisticated living favoured by the 18th – century French aristocracy. The desk’s silhouette is characterized by its tiered structure and sinuous cabriole legs, which utilize a graceful "S – curve" to create an impression of weightless elegance. The exterior serves as a tour de force of rosewood and violet wood marquetry, featuring Topino's signature "still life" motifs – delicately inlaid depictions of vases, cups, and daily domestic objects. The upper cabinet, crowned with a pierced gilded bronze (ormolu) gallery, features a stationary compartment with a central open space flanked by two small cupboard doors. Further elevated by a high – gloss brilliant lacquered finish, the desk includes a small central drawer for inkwells, a spacious kidney – shaped writing surface, and a large hidden apron drawer for expansive stationery storage. Adorned with finely chased bronze escutcheons, decorative corner chutes, and protective foliate sabots, this piece represents a multi – functional sanctuary for correspondence and personal keepsakes.Height: 37 inch. Dimensions: Width: 19 inch Depth: 13 inch Height: 94 cm Width: 48 cm Depth: 33 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 734]
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Commode Tarnaise is a premier example of French provincial artistry from the Tarn region, masterfully handcrafted from high – quality solid cherrywood prized for its structural density and an authentic, hand – applied finish that creates a warm, honeyed patina. Embodying the robust and sinuous characteristics of the Tarnaise Louis XV "Rocaille" style, the piece features a distinctive regional signature defined by its classic "bombe" (curved) silhouette and hand – planed joinery. The commode’s aesthetic is heavily influenced by legendary Parisian ébénistes such as Jean – Pierre Latz and Charles Cressent, who pioneered the fluid, organic forms that moved away from the rigid symmetry of the previous era. While following these courtly proportions, the piece retains a sturdy provincial charm, specifically in its generous "bombe" swell and hand – carved detailing, which includes unique circular medallions on each drawer front and a signature pierced floral shell on the deep, scalloped apron. True to high – tier Rococo cabinetry, the facade is richly adorned with highly detailed aged bronze (ormolu) hardware, featuring asymmetrical foliate scrolls and acanthus motifs on the large handles and central rocaille escutcheons. Supporting this substantial body with an impression of grace, the chest rests on four elegant "S – curve" cabriole legs that terminate in tightly scrolled escargot feet. This monumental storage piece represents the pinnacle of Southern French elegance, offering an heirloom – quality presence for a formal bedroom, foyer, or gallery.Height: 86 cm. Dimensions: Width: 120 cm Depth: 58 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 736]
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Louis XIII "Malouine" Armoire Drawing from the robust architectural traditions of the early 17th century, this Louis XIII – style "Malouine" Wardrobe is a monumental example of French provincial cabinetry, masterfully blending the structural density of solid cherrywood and walnut. This "Malouine" designation refers to the prestigious maritime heritage of Saint – Malo, where furniture was often designed with a focus on substantiality and geometric rigor. The wardrobe’s aesthetic is a classic representation of the "sturdy and turned" Louis XIII era, which favoured architectural balance and heavy mouldings over the sinuous curves of later Period Style s. The facade is centred by two massive twin doors composed of intricately assembled walnut and cherry panels, where the contrast between the darker walnut and warmer cherrywood creates a sophisticated play of natural colour that emphasizes the geometric precision of the joinery. This piece features meticulous hand – made carvings, including a central floral rosette on the upper frieze and rhythmic fluting along the vertical stiles, all crowned by a heavy molded cornice and anchored by a scalloped apron with traditional block feet. Elevated by authentic gilded bronze (ormolu) mounts, the wardrobe features ornate escutcheons and long – axis decorative hinges that provide a luminous contrast to the deep patina of the cherry casing. True to the expansive storage needs of 17th – century estates, the "Malouine" is outfitted with sturdy chestnut shelves – a timber traditionally chosen for its natural resistance to warping – while the outer cherry casing is hand – planed and joined with traditional tenon – and – mortise construction to ensure heirloom – quality durability. As a premier auction lot, this piece is defined by its Louis XIII "Malouine" architectural style and the use of high – tier materials including solid cherrywood, walnut, and internal solid chestnut. Key highlights include the hand – made carvings of the central rosette and architectural fluting, along with the traditional ormolu (gilded bronze) mounts and long – axis decorative hinges. The twin – door design showcases expert multi – wood assembled panels and traditional tenon – and – mortise joinery, ensuring exceptional structural integrity. With its rich, historic hand – planed patina, this wardrobe stands as a testament to the structural mastery of the Saint – Malo regional tradition. Dimensions: Height: 81 inch Width: 50 inch Depth: 21 inch Height: 208 cm Width: 128 cm Depth: 55 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 737]
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Mauzancieux Restauration – Style Hand – Made Armchair This Mauzancieux armchair is a masterful hand – made reproduction that captures the refined sobriety and transition from the rigid Empire style to the more organic forms of the Louis – Philippe era. Expertly crafted from a solid beechwood frame finished with a rich, dark patina, the chair’s architectural silhouette is defined by an enveloping high back and striking hand – carved scroll armrests (volutes) that terminate in a graceful downward curve. The design draws profound inspiration from the influential menuisiers of the Period Style , such as Georges Jacob and Jean – Baptiste – Bernard Demay, who pioneered the "Gondola" and "Jacob" styles characterized by rhythmic horizontal lines and tapered, fluted legs. Reflecting the highest standards of traditional cabinetry, this artisanal piece is supported by turned and fluted front legs and flared rear supports, providing a balanced and airy stance. The interior construction utilizes a traditional leaf fibre filling over helical (coil) springs, ensuring a resilient, deep – seated comfort that modern materials cannot replicate. This luxurious foundation is dressed in premium Lelièvre luxury upholstery featuring a sophisticated olive and silver geometric pattern, meticulously secured with decorative brass nailhead trim along the frame’s perimeter. This chair is defined by its Restauration/Louis – Philippe style and the use of high – tier materials, including the solid beechwood frame and high – density Lelièvre luxury textile. Key highlights include the traditional helical spring and leaf fibre construction for superior longevity, as well as the prominent scrolled volutes on the armrests and architecturally fluted tapered legs. The piece features meticulous brass nailhead trim and a hand – applied deep wood finish, ensuring it stands as a testament to the structural mastery and historic grandeur of 19th – century French seating.Height: 41 inch. Dimensions: Width: 26 inch Depth: 31 inch Height: 104 cm Width: 67 cm Depth: 79 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 738]
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Louis XVI – style Charnet sideboard is a masterclass in Neoclassical cabinetry, expertly blending structural solidity with delicate, painterly woodcraft. Constructed from solid cherrywood, the piece serves as a luminous canvas for an intricate program of marquetry, featuring book – matched rosewood and deep – toned violetwood veneers that create a mesmerizing play of grain and geometry. The central door is a particular focal point, showcasing a meticulous trellis or "diamond – point" parquetry that reflects the era's obsession with architectural symmetry. Elevating the woodwork is a suite of hand – carved ormolu (gilt – bronze) mounts, including a dramatic foliate apron pendant and classical laurel – wreath drawer pulls, each cast and chased with crisp, three – dimensional detail that catches the light with gilded brilliance. Supported by slender, fluted tapering legs that terminate in bronze sabots, this buffet embodies the "Goût Grec" elegance of the late 18th – century French court, offering both a functional storage solution and a sophisticated statement of artisanal heritage. Dimensions: Height: 37 inch Width: 49 inch Depth: 18 inch Height: 95 cm Width: 125 cm Depth: 47 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 739]
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"Napoléonville" tallboy serves as a premier example of the First French Empire's (1804 – 1815) aesthetic, masterfully designed to convey the power, stability, and classical grandeur of Napoleon I's reign. Crafted from solid cherrywood – a preferred timber of skilled regional cabinetmakers during the Continental Blockade when imported mahogany became scarce – the piece draws direct inspiration from the monumental, rigid silhouettes favoured by Napoleon's chief architects, Charles Percier and Pierre Fontaine. While Parisian masters like Jacob – Desmalter pioneered this style for the imperial court, provincial artisans adapted these forms using local timbers to create an architectural facade defined by two detached lateral columns that transform the furniture into a "mini – temple". Following strict neoclassical principles, the perfectly symmetrical facade features a plain large fascia supported by the columns to emphasize order, further elevated by hand – carved ormolu (gilt – bronze) mounts and decorative collars. Beyond the seven visible drawers, the inclusion of two concealed compartments reflects the Period Style 's appreciation for technical cleverness and secure storage, making this piece a sophisticated statement of historical craftsmanship. Dimensions: Height: 58 inch Width: 29 inch Depth: 22 inch Height: 148 cm Width: 75 cm Depth: 58 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 740]
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"Beaudry" small armchair is a definitive celebration of the Louis XV (Rococo) style, a Period Style that replaced the rigid formality of previous eras with light, sinuous forms and an emphasis on feminine grace. handcrafted from solid beechwood, the frame is characterized by its fluid cabriole legs – the iconic S – curve of the 18th century – and a "violin – form" curved backrest designed for ergonomic comfort. The piece features exquisite hand – carved ornamentation, with delicate shell – like rocaille and floral motifs that appear to grow organically from the wood. This luxury is furthered by the "Laqué écaillé" (chipped lacquer) finish, a sophisticated technique that provides a smooth, durable surface with a distressed, antique character. The interior craftsmanship is equally refined, employing traditional upholstery methods: double – coil steel springs are hand – tied into jute webbing and layered with breathable horsehair stuffing. This labor – intensive process ensures the seat maintains its resilient shape and provides a firm yet comfortable support that modern foam cannot replicate. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 741]
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Directoire – style "Cabriolet Charret" armchair is a masterclass in transitional neoclassicism, embodying the elegant restraint that defined French furniture following the Revolution. Crafted with the hallmark structural clarity of the era, the chair features a curved rectangular backrest that gracefully terminates in a scroll top, a design inspired by the ancient Greek klismos chair. This backrest is characterized by its delicate wicker cane infill, a technique revived during the late 18th century to provide both a light, airy aesthetic and ergonomic support.Height: 34 inch. Dimensions: Width: 22 inch Depth: 18 inch Height: 87 cm Width: 56 cm Depth: 48 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 744]
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"La Pie du Méné" armoire is a prestigious signature piece of the Ateliers Allot, handcrafted from solid cherrywood to celebrate the regional heritage of Brittany. The design pays homage to the legendary "Pie du Méné" – a name tied to the rugged Méné hills of the Côtes – d'Armor, where the Allot family’s cabinetmaking story began in 1812. The armoire is a masterclass in the Louis XV (Rococo) style, characterized by its fluid movement and rejection of rigid straight lines. The top of the piece features a gracefully undulating "chapeau de gendarme" (gendarme hat) cornice, a classic regional hallmark that provides a sense of height and majesty. Each of the two doors is divided into three distinct sculpted medallions, featuring deep – relief carvings of birds, trophies, and floral garlands. The central panels often depict the eagle or magpie amidst rural motifs, grounding the piece in the natural beauty of the French countryside. The structure is supported by elegantly short cabriole legs that terminate in scrolled feet, lifting the massive solid cherrywood structure with a characteristic Rococo lightness. Elevating the functional joinery are hand – chased brass mounts, including long, decorative fiche (pins) hinges and an elaborate central escutcheon plate that runs the vertical length of the doors. These brass elements provide a luminous contrast to the warm, honey – toned patina of the cherrywood, which is finished to emphasize the natural "wild" grain of the timber. This armoire is not merely furniture but a piece of "Living Heritage," embodying over two centuries of the Allot family's dedication to the eight traditional trades of French cabinetmaking.Height: 81 inch. Dimensions: Width: 53 inch Depth: 22 inch Height: 207 cm Width: 136 cm Depth: 58 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 747]
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"Heurtault" chair is a sophisticated homage to the Empire style (1804 – 1815), masterfully designed to convey the power and classical grandeur of the Napoleonic era. While its architectural form is strictly Empire, the piece draws artistic inspiration from the legendary 18th – century menuisier Nicolas Heurtault, whose sculptural approach to cabinetry is reflected in the elegant "en cabriolet" concave backrest and the delicate hand – carved scroll motifs at the armrest junctions. The structure is expertly crafted from solid beechwood and features the iconic saber legs – a dramatic sweeping arc inspired by the klismos chairs of Greco – Roman antiquity. Embodying the highest standards of traditional French craftsmanship, the seat is built with leaf – fibre trimming set upon helical steel springs, ensuring a resilient, firm support that modern methods cannot replicate. Finished with a prestigious Chaulnes upholstery by Lelièvre, this chair represents a seamless blend of 18th – century artisanal excellence and 19th – century imperial "sober magnificence".Height: 32 inch. Dimensions: Width: 19 inch Depth: 15 inch Height: 82 cm Width: 48 cm Depth: 38 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 749]
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"Amand" armchair is a sophisticated tribute to the Louis XIV (Baroque) style, a Period Style that emphasized grandeur, symmetry, and powerful sculptural forms. Handcrafted with a solid frame elevated by a Feuille de cuivre (copper leaf) finish, the piece features exquisite carving details executed entirely by hand, showcasing the deep – relief acanthus leaf motifs and sinuous support that were hallmarks of the Sun King’s court. The design draws direct inspiration from the premier menuisiers of the late 17th century, specifically Jean – Baptiste Tilliard, a master who bridged the gap between the rigid Baroque and the lighter Regency style by specializing in deep – seated, comfortable armchairs with sculptural leg details. This majesty is furthered by the traditional wicker cane infill and a substantial X – shaped stretcher, meticulously hand – sculpted with rosettes to ground the chair's imposing proportions.Height: 39 inch. Dimensions: Width: 26 inch Depth: 24 inch Height: 100 cm Width: 65 cm Depth: 61 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 751]
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Louis XIV style "Amand" armchair is a masterful expression of the Baroque era, a Period Style defined by an uncompromising commitment to grandeur and architectural symmetry. This sophisticated tribute is handcrafted with a solid wooden frame elevated by a brilliant Feuille de cuivre (copper leaf) finish, mirroring the golden opulence typical of the Sun King’s royal residences. Every sculptural element of this piece is executed entirely by hand, ensuring a level of detail and character that machine work cannot replicate. The frame features exquisite, deep – relief acanthus leaf carvings – a quintessential 17th – century motif symbolizing immortality – while the sinuous, curved legs represent a refined evolution of the style, bridging the gap between rigid Baroque forms and the lighter, more fluid lines favoured by masters like Jean – Baptiste Tilliard. To ground the chair's imposing proportions, a substantial X – shaped stretcher is meticulously hand – sculpted with central rosettes and foliate accents, providing both structural stability and visual majesty. The seat and backrest are defined by high – quality wicker cane infill, a hallmark of late 17th – century French luxury hand – threaded through the frame to create a flexible, airy, and ergonomic support that enhances the chair's throne – like presence. The "Amand" design draws direct inspiration from the premier menuisiers of the French court, specifically honoring the legacy of Tilliard, a master renowned for specializing in deep – seated, comfortable armchairs with highly sculptural leg details. This piece effectively transitions the formal Louis XIV aesthetic into the sophisticated comfort of the early Regency.Height: 39 inch. Dimensions: Width: 26 inch Depth: 24 inch Height: 100 cm Width: 65 cm Depth: 61 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 752]
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"Cabriolet Charret" armchair is a sophisticated expression of the Directoire style, embodying the elegant restraint and neoclassical purity that defined French design at the turn of the 19th century. The frame is a masterclass in discrete hand – carved ornamentation, eschewing heavy gilded opulence for a sober aesthetic featuring meticulously turned and fluted front legs and iconic saber – shaped rear supports that provide a dynamic sense of movement. The backrest presents a curved rectangular profile terminating in a sweeping scroll top inspired by the ancient Greek klismos chair, while the seat rail is characterized by a subtly sculpted apron with hand – carved rosettes serving as architectural anchors. This architectural precision is complemented by a backrest of intricate artisanal wicker cane infill, prized for its airy aesthetic and ergonomic flexibility. In a bold juxtaposition of historic form and contemporary high fashion, the traditionally sprung seat is upholstered in the striking Azulejos fabric by Jean Paul Gaultier for Lelièvre, whose vibrant, tile – inspired pattern provides a modern artistic contrast to the chair's Period Style – correct comfort engineering.Height: 34 inch. Dimensions: Width: 22 inch Depth: 18 inch Height: 87 cm Width: 56 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 755]
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"Lesage" jardinière is a masterclass in the Empire style (1804 – 1815), capturing the rigid neoclassical discipline and architectural grandeur of the Napoleonic era. While the design is inspired by the monumental forms of Acajou massif (solid mahogany), this specific piece is expertly crafted from solid cherrywood and finished in a rich, warm mahogany tint (Teinte Acajou) to mirror the imperial preference for deep, prestigious tones. Its silhouette is defined by four prominent columnar supports – a signature Empire motif – each crowned and based with hand – carved bronze collars that provide a luminous, high – contrast accent against the dark wood. These slender, tapered columns lead to a solid, block – like base connected by a curved neoclassical stretcher and grounded by robust ball feet, reinforcing the sense of "sober magnificence" and permanence central to French imperial cabinetry. The rectangular basin is finished with clean, architectural lines, serving as a functional yet stately pedestal for window – side greenery, a popular decorative element in 19th – century French salons.Height: 30 inch. Dimensions: Width: 27 inch Depth: 15 inch Height: 75 cm Width: 68 cm Depth: 38 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 756]
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Louis XVI – style Blandin easy chair is a faithful copy after the renowned work of Pierre Counot Blandin, representing the pinnacle of Neoclassical elegance through a frame of solid beechwood that treats wood with the precision of an architect. The silhouette features a sophisticated rectangular backrest with softened corners that provides a grand backdrop for its intricate textile while maintaining formal rigidity. Its sculptural elements are defined by tapered, fluted legs (pieds carquois) that resemble the quivers of antiquity, hand – carved rosettes on the connecting blocks that celebrate the joinery, and a foliate crest rail adorned with acanthus leaf scrolls and floral carvings to soften the rigid lines with naturalistic elegance. Finished in a sophisticated antique lacquer with light distressing to emphasize the depth of the manual carvings, the chair is as much a triumph of comfort as it is of design, utilizing traditional gold leaf – fibre trimming set upon high – tension helical steel springs to ensure a resilient seat that maintains its shape over decades. This "Living Heritage" piece is sumptuously upholstered in a patterned red luxury velvet with a raised, cream – coloured architectural pattern, precisely finished with individual brass upholstery tacks that follow the lines of the hand – carved armrests to bring courtly sophistication to the modern interior.Height: 34 inch. Dimensions: Width: 23 inch Depth: 16 inch Height: 85 cm Width: 57 cm Depth: 45 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 757]
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Charles X style nonagone guéridon is an exceptional example of the refined cabinetmaking traditions of the French Restauration, meticulously executed in solid cherrywood. Its most striking feature is a rare and technically challenging nine – sided top, a geometric form that reflects the era's fascination with mathematical precision and unique polygons. This top is supported by a deep, faceted apron that cleverly conceals a single dovetail – jointed drawer, maintaining clean architectural lines while providing functional utility. The guéridon is elevated by an architectural tripod support consisting of three slender, rectilinear legs connected by a matching triangular stretcher, offering both structural stability and visual lightness. These legs terminate in a substantial triangular concave plinth, a hallmark of the 1820s that grounds the piece with a sense of rooted permanence. Drawing inspiration from the geometric elegance popularized by masters such as Jean – Jacques Werner, this piece – with its warm, honey – toned patina and technical precision – represents the sophisticated transition from imperial power to the "Goût Français" of the 19th – century salon. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 758]
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"Balny" armchair is a definitive celebration of the Louis XV (Rococo) style, a Period Style that replaced the rigid formality of previous eras with light, sinuous forms and an emphasis on feminine grace. handcrafted from solid beechwood, the frame is characterized by its fluid cabriole legs – the iconic S – curve of the 18th century – which terminate in delicate scroll feet. The piece features exquisite hand – carved ornamentation, with delicate shell – like rocaille and floral motifs that appear to grow organically from the wood along the crest rail and the central apron cartouche. The design reflects the highest standards of French craftsmanship, employing traditional leaf – fibre trimming set upon high – tension helical steel springs to ensure a resilient seat that maintains its original loft over decades of use. In a bold juxtaposition of historic form and contemporary luxury, the medallion backrest and seat are upholstered in a premium GP & J Baker fabric, featuring a subtle, textured stripe that provides a sophisticated contrast to the warm, polished patina of the beechwood. The chair's silhouette is further defined by padded armrests (manchettes) and an undulating seat rail, finished with individual brass upholstery tacks that follow the graceful lines of the hand – carved frame. Drawing inspiration from the 18th – century menuisiers who served the court of Louis XV, this piece effectively transitions formal courtly elegance into the refined comfort of a modern salon.Height: 35 inch. Dimensions: Width: 23 inch Depth: 20 inch Height: 90 cm Width: 59 cm Depth: 50 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 759]
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Louis XVI style side table "Brodat" is a premier example of the Transition Period Style , a sophisticated era that witnessed the evolution from the playful curves of the Louis XV style to the disciplined classicism of the early Louis XVI reign. Constructed from solid cherrywood (bois massif), the table serves as a monumental canvas for exceptional rosewood and violet wood marquetry. The table is characterized by complex geometric and floral inlays, featuring a shaped wooden top with a stunning central floral bouquet medallion surrounded by intricate cross – banding in violet wood that follows the table's slightly indented silhouette. The front of the single drawer and side panels are adorned with trompe – l'oeil 3D cubework marquetry, a hallmark of the Transition style that creates a striking three – dimensional effect using alternating grains of precious woods. Structural stability is provided by a matching lower shelf featuring a mirrored floral inlay that echoes the primary motif of the top. In true Transition fashion, the table maintains the graceful tall cabriole legs of the Rococo Period Style , providing a sense of lightness and height. These slender supports are elegantly protected by hand – cast bronze feet (sabots) and matching bronze mounts on the knees and drawer pull, providing a luminous counterpoint to the deep, rich tones of the veneers. This "Brodat" model captures the "Living Heritage" of the Parisian workshops, representing the technical mastery of the late 18th century. Dimensions: Height: 27 inch Width: 17 inch Depth: 13 inch Height: 71 cm Width: 45 cm Depth: 34 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 760]
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"Brifaudon" bergère is a quintessential example of the Restauration style (1814 – 1830), representing a Period Style of refined comfort and a return to neoclassical grace after the rigid Empire era. Hand – built from solid beechwood, the armchair features a classic "en gondole" (gondola) silhouette, where the continuous, enveloping backrest sweeps forward to form the armrests in a single, fluid curve. The most striking sculptural element is the hand – carved swan neck (col de cygne) detailing on the arm supports, a motif deeply rooted in antiquity that provides a sense of poetic elegance to the sturdy frame. The chair’s interior construction follows the highest standards of traditional garniture, utilizing high – tension helical steel springs and stitched horsehair (crin piqué) to provide a resilient, firm seat that maintains its sculptural volume over generations. In a bold fusion of historic form and contemporary textile design, the bergère is sumptuously upholstered in Duomo M1 fabric by Lelièvre, featuring a vibrant teal and copper geometric pattern inspired by the grandeur of cathedral domes or frescoes in an Italian palazzo. This intricate pattern accentuates the chair's rounded proportions and is perfectly complemented by a frame finished with a deep, polished patina and precise rows of upholstery tacks. Supporting the piece are short, tapered legs that echo the architectural sobriety of the Restauration Period Style , grounding this "Living Heritage" piece in a legacy of imperial luxury and modern artistic flair.Hauteur: 85 cm Largeur: 64 cm Profondeur: 57 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 761]
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Louis XVI "Lelarge" style, named after the celebrated 18th – century master menuisier Henri Lelarge. Crafted from solid beechwood – the preferred timber for fine French seating due to its density and receptivity to fine carving – the frame exemplifies neoclassical restraint and architectural symmetry. The "Cabriolet" (curved) backrest features a slightly concave form designed to envelope the sitter, elegantly framed by a ribbon – twist (torus) moulding and delicate beading that replaces the heavy rococo scrolls of the previous era with geometric precision. Its armrests are gracefully scrolled, terminating in refined volutes and supported by set – back, baluster – shaped consoles that are delicately fluted to mirror the architectural columns of antiquity. The chair stands on four tapered, fluted legs, each crowned with a square die (raccordement) featuring a hand – carved rosette medallion – a hallmark of high – end ébénisterie that provides a clean transition between the seat rail and the leg. Beneath the sophisticated Paris L'Après – Midi upholstery lies the invisible hallmark of Ateliers Allot’s Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (EPV) status. The interior is a testament to traditional savoir – faire: the seat is built using helical springs, providing a "living" comfort that modern foam cannot replicate. In strict adherence to 18th – century techniques, the padding is composed of traditional leaf fibres (vegetal fiber) that have been hand – stitched to create a robust, enduring shape designed to maintain its profile for decades. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 762]
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Louis XV style "Beaudry" Armchair This Louis XV "Beaudry" Armchair is a masterful expression of 18th – century French refinement, handcrafted by Ateliers Allot Paris with the technical excellence of an Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant. The frame, carved from solid beechwood, features the sinuous, asymmetrical lines and organic motifs characteristic of the Rococo movement. Its elegant cabriole legs, sculpted with a convex upper curve and a concave lower section, terminate in delicate scrolled feet that reflect the Period Style 's departure from formal rigidity. The curved backrest and arms are designed for an enveloping, intimate comfort, accented by hand – carved floral or foliage details that provide a sense of lightness and grace. The "Beaudry" model stays faithful to ancestral techniques, utilizing a traditional steel sprung seat for lasting resilience and "living" comfort. The upholstery is meticulously padded with hand – stitched horsehair, ensuring the chair maintains its tailored profile and structural integrity over decades of use. This specific piece is finished in Lelièvre – Lande fabric, a high – end textile featuring a natural look with mixed weft yarns and a subtle, superimposed diamond motif that adds a layer of contemporary refinement to the classic silhouette.Height: 35 inch. Dimensions: Width: 20 inch Depth: 23 inch Height: 88 cm Width: 60 cm Depth: 50 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 763]
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Transition style "Michalon" Armchair by Ateliers Allot Paris represents a sophisticated bridge between the curved exuberance of the Louis XV Period Style and the structured neoclassicism of Louis XVI. Meticulously handcrafted from solid beechwood, the frame features a gently curving "cabriolet" backrest that provides ergonomic support while maintaining a light, elegant silhouette. A defining characteristic of this model is the "whiplash" armrest supports, which sweep forward in a fluid, organic motion to meet the seat rail, harmonizing architectural rigor with graceful movement. True to the house's status as an Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (EPV), every decorative element is hand – carved in the Allot workshops, featuring turned and fluted arrow feet that lend a sense of height and refinement to the base. The interior utilizes traditional steel sprung upholstery, an ancestral method that ensures a "living" comfort and structural longevity far exceeding modern mass – produced alternatives. Ultimately, as a completely handmade piece, the "Michalon" reflects the mastery of the eight trades preserved under one roof, from the initial timber seasoning to the final meticulous application of luxury textiles. Dimensions: Height: 37 inch Width: 26 inch Depth: 22 inch Height: 94 cm Width: 67 cm Depth: 56 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 764]
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Easychair Nogaret in Louis XV style is a masterful exhibition of 18th – century French woodworking, characterized by its fluid, sinuous lines and ornate naturalistic motifs. The frame is expertly carved from solid beechwood, chosen for its fine grain and durability, which allows for the high – relief sculptural details seen throughout the piece. Its structural silhouette is defined by a deep, serpentine apron, which features a prominent hand – carved central cartouche – an emblematic shell or floral ornament that serves as the visual anchor of the base. This organic theme extends down to the elegant cabriole legs, which terminate in delicate, hand – turned scrolled feet. The craftsmanship extends to the chair's interior, where traditional leaf fibre trimming is meticulously layered over helical springs. This ancestral method of upholstery provides a superior, "living" comfort and ensures the seat retains its voluminous, tailored shape over time. The chair is finished in a luxury velvet fabric, featuring a rich, embossed floral pattern that catches the light to highlight the depth of the upholstery. Every inch of the frame, from the molded armrest consoles to the scalloped top rail, is hand – finished, showcasing the architectural grace and decorative luxury that defines the peak of the French Rococo style. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 765]
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Pedestal Table "Lachaire" in Transition Style is an exceptional example of French cabinetmaking, embodying the stylistic shift between the curved elegance of Louis XV and the structured neoclassicism of Louis XVI. The "Lachaire" model is distinguished by its practical and elegant integrated cupboard, which is accessible via a discreet door on the front, transforming the piece from a simple occasional table into a functional work of art. Constructed from solid cherrywood, the frame provides a warm, fine – grained foundation for the exquisite marquetry and inlay work. The exterior is adorned with contrasting Rosewood and Violetwood, featuring a complex hand – cut starburst motif that radiates across the cupboard door and lower shelf, showcasing the artisanal precision required to achieve perfect symmetry. The table’s surface is uniquely versatile, featuring a royal marble top inset with two open steel pots. These basins allow the piece to serve multiple luxury functions, whether utilized as a sophisticated jardinière for indoor planting or as a rafraîchissoir to hold champagne on ice during a formal gathering. True to the Transition style, the table's design balances a structured upper body with gracefully curved legs that terminate in a slight flare, reflecting a harmonious blend of 18th – century influences.Height: 27 inch. Dimensions: Width: 18 inch Depth: 17 inch Height: 71 cm Width: 46 cm Depth: 45 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 768]
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Easychair "Ancelet" in Louis XV style is a masterful homage to the golden age of French menuiserie, drawing clear inspiration from the legendary works of Georges Jacob, the most celebrated chairmaker of the 18th century. Handcrafted from solid beechwood, the frame is defined by a rhythmic fluidity, featuring a tall, slightly flared en cabriolet backrest that sweeps down into elegantly padded armrests. The sculptural artistry of Jacob is reflected in the hand – carved floral and foliate cresting at the top rail, which is mirrored by a matching central bouquet on the serpentine apron. These organic elements provide a sense of lightness and grace, seamlessly transitioning into delicate cabriole legs that terminate in refined scrolled feet. The chair’s interior construction remains faithful to ancestral techniques, utilizing traditional leaf fibre trimming (vegetal fiber) hand – stitched over a core of helical steel springs. This time – intensive process creates a "living" comfort and a voluminous silhouette that resists sagging over decades of use. The chair is finished in luxury upholstered fabric, often featuring rich, embossed floral patterns in vibrant tones like royal blue or deep madder red, which emphasize the depth of the sculptural frame. A meticulous row of brass nailhead trim (cloutage) follows the sinuous curves of the wood, serving as a decorative border that highlights the architectural transition between the artisan – carved timber and the fine textile.Height: 33 inch. Dimensions: Width: 23 inch Depth: 20 inch Height: 86 cm Width: 59 cm Depth: 53 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 770]
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Chair "Avisse" in Louis XV style is an elegant testament to 18th – century French refinement, handcrafted from solid beechwood to provide a durable yet gracefully workable medium for its intricate sculptural details. The chair's silhouette is defined by its fluid, sinuous lines, featuring a "cabriolet" backrest with a molded frame that culminates in a hand – carved floral cresting at the top rail. This organic theme continues along the serpentine apron, which is prominently decorated with a central bouquet of carved flowers, a hallmark of the Rococo Period Style 's naturalistic aesthetic. Supporting the piece are four slender cabriole legs, featuring high – relief foliate carvings at the knees and terminating in refined scrolled feet. The interior of the "Avisse" chair reflects ancestral savoir – faire, utilizing a traditional steel sprung seat and leaf fibre trimming (vegetal fiber) that is hand – stitched to maintain a robust, tailored profile for generations. This specific model is finished in a luxury gold damask upholstery, featuring a sophisticated floral and foliage pattern that mirrors the botanical motifs of the carved frame. The transition between the rich textile and the warm timber is accented by a meticulously applied row of brass nailhead trim (cloutage), which follows the chair's serpentine contours to highlight the harmony between the weaver's art and the cabinetmaker's hand.Height: 33 inch. Dimensions: Width: 16 inch Depth: 15 inch Height: 85 cm Width: 40 cm Depth: 38 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 776]
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Louis XIV Pedestal Table "Colbert" (Table de séjour) is a masterful reproduction of a ceremonial dining piece dating from the transition between the late Louis XIV Period Style and the early Regency (Régence), a time when furniture began to shift from the massive symmetry of Versailles toward a slightly more fluid, grandiose aesthetic. Handcrafted from solid cherrywood to showcase a warm, deep luster, the table features a magnificent circular top with a radiating veneer pattern where cherrywood segments meet at the centre to create a cross – grain visual effect. This expansive surface is bordered by a distinct circular inlay and an expertly molded rounded thumb – nail edge, typical of the robust Louis XIV style. The true artistry lies in the central support system, featuring a heavy, multifaceted pedestal column accented with recessed panels and hand – painted red and gold fillets that emphasize the geometric precision of the carving. The column terminates in a substantial quadruped base where each of the four sculpted feet extends outward in a graceful, low – slung curve reminiscent of emerging "cabriole" influences. Each foot is adorned with a hand – carved acanthus leaf motif in high relief, finished with gilded accents and terminating in refined scrolled volutes that provide a dignified and stable anchor for the entire piece.diameter 140 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 778]
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Empire Style Chaise Lehaene is a masterful expression of early 19th – century French neoclassicism, characterized by a shift toward the bold, architectural sobriety that defined the reign of Napoleon I. This specific model is a Chaise à l'Officier (Officer’s Chair), a design originally conceived for military campaigns and administrative offices that prioritizes ergonomic support through its distinctive incurved backrest (en gondole). Handcrafted from solid beechwood, the frame exhibits a dense, fine – grained quality required for the precise, geometric carvings and "klismos" inspired profile that draws directly from Greek and Roman antiquity. The top rail features a subtle rolled scroll (volute) at either end, while the base of the backrest transitions into the seat rail through two magnificent hand – carved dolphin consoles – a hallmark of the Empire style rendered with intricate scale patterns to symbolize power and naval triumphs. This architectural form is supported by four saber legs (en sabre) that flare outward to provide a stable footprint and a sense of dynamic movement expertly upholstered in Pigment by Lelièvre. This luxury textile, featuring a deep olive – green matte finish, perfectly complements the warm, honey – toned beechwood and enhances the chair’s masculine, imperial aesthetic for a formal study or dining room.Hauteur: 88 cm Largeur: 57 cm Profondeur: 48 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 783]
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Louis XVI Gaming Chair (specifically known as a Voyeuse or Ponteuse) is an exceptional realization of neoclassical functionalism, designed for the high – stakes card rooms of the late 18th – century French court as a tribute to the celebrated menuisier Jean – Baptiste – Claude Sené, who famously supplied similar bespoke seating to King Louis XVI at Compiègne and Versailles. Handcrafted from solid beechwood and finished in an exquisite painted cream and copper – leaf (feuille de cuivre) scheme, the chair features a distinctive horseshoe – shaped backrest surmounted by a broad, padded armrest specifically engineered for a gentleman to straddle the seat while resting his arms on the crest in a position conducive to intense concentration. The frame serves as a showcase for high – relief sculptural detail mirroring the Greco – Roman revival of the 1780s, including vertical backrest supports adorned with hand – carved acanthus leaf scrolls, square corner dies (raccordement) featuring precision – carved rosette medallions, and delicate channeled mouldings alongside four tapered legs with deep vertical fluting that mimics the columns of antiquity. This architectural integrity extends to the circular seat rail, which is punctuated by additional rosettes and finished with gilded fillets that highlight the transition to the luxury upholstery. True to its heritage, the interior is constructed using traditional techniques like coil springs and hand – stitched horsehair (crin piqué) to ensure a firm, tailored profile, while the exterior is expertly finished in Regard by Lelièvre, a contemporary embroidered line – art textile whose faces create a bold juxtaposition between historic French savoir – faire and avant – garde design.Hauteur: 92 cm Largeur: 48 cm Profondeur: 60 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 785]
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Louis XV style Armchair "Rochefort" is a virtuosic expression of mid – 18th – century French luxury, handcrafted from solid beechwood to provide a robust yet supple canvas for an elaborate sculptural program that represents the peak of the Rococo aesthetic, characterized by a complete rejection of straight lines in favour of a fluid, organic silhouette. The entire frame is finished in an opulent, meticulously aged hand – painted copper leaf (feuille de cuivre) that highlights high – relief decorative motifs, including a tall, slightly flared "en cabriolet" backrest with a distinctively scalloped top rail centred by a magnificent hand – carved seashell (rocaille) and flanked by delicate foliate scrolls. This naturalistic inspiration continues through the deep serpentine apron of the seat rail, which is prominently decorated with a secondary mirrored seashell motif and carved floral sprays that follow the sinuous "S – curve" of the wood down to four classic cabriole legs featuring pronounced foliate carvings at the "knee" and terminating in refined scrolled volute feet. Adhering to the highest standards of traditional French menuiserie, the piece features a traditional upholstered seat, back, and armrests (manchettes) constructed with an interior of helical springs and leaf – fibre trimming for lasting structural integrity. It is expertly finished in Astral by Lelièvre, a luxury textile with a shimmering metallic texture mimicking weathered celestial bodies, providing a striking contemporary contrast to the historic copper – leaf frame while its rich, plum – toned accents harmonize perfectly with the warm metallic finish. Dimensions: Height: 38 inch Width: 27 inch Depth: 22 inch Height: 97 cm Width: 69 cm Depth: 57 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 786]
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Vitrine "Poder" in Louis XVI Style is a sophisticated two – tier cabinet that exemplifies the geometric discipline and refined ornamentation of late 18th – century French neoclassicism, taking its name and inspiration from the architectural Poder influence – a style that emphasizes verticality, balanced proportions, and the use of noble woods to create structured elegance. Handcrafted from solid cherrywood, the vitrine features a clean – lined upper section with glass shelving and side panels designed to display precious objects with unobstructed clarity, while the transition to the lower storage is marked by a waisted moulding and a full – width drawer accented by circular brass pull – rings. The true hallmark of the "Poder" model is its masterful use of marquetry, specifically on the lower cabinet doors which are decorated with a complex diamond – point (parquetry) veneer and a large oval medallion showcasing a virtuosic floral inlay of a blooming lily rendered in contrasting precious woods. This naturalistic focal point is set within a rigid geometric frame where each door panel is enclosed by a delicate ebony and boxwood stringing in a "rope – twist" or "barber – pole" pattern – a traditional detail highlighting the precision of the cabinetmaker's joinery. Consistent with the Louis XVI aesthetic, the vitrine is supported by a pedestal base of four tapered and fluted legs that are crowned and terminated by polished brass ferules (sabots), lending a sense of lightness to the substantial cherrywood frame while protecting the timber. H191 L95 P48. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 787]
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Louis XV style Sideboard "Quilet" (Commode bombé) is a virtuosic expression of mid – 18th – century Parisian luxury, characterized by the fluid, sensual lines that define the height of the Rococo Period Style and drawing primary inspiration from the work of legendary ébénistes such as Charles Cressent and Jean – Pierre Latz. Handcrafted from a sophisticated combination of solid cherry and walnut veneer, the piece features a dramatic double – arched facade and swelling lateral panels – a complex cabinetmaking feat requiring meticulous steam – bending to achieve a seamless, undulating form. This structural dynamism is anchored by a heavy marble top, custom – contoured to follow the serpentine rhythm of the frame, providing a stone – cold contrast to the warmth of the timber. The true artistry of the "Quilet" lies in its extensive use of gilt – bronze (ormolu) mounts, where two full – width drawers are seamlessly integrated into the bombé curve and adorned with elaborate handles and foliate escutcheons. At the centre of the serpentine apron, a magnificent asymmetrical rocaille motif acts as a focal point, while the front corners are clad in chased bronze espagnolettes (stylized foliate scrolls) that flow downward to protect the veneer. The sideboard is supported by four slender cabriole legs, each terminating in refined bronze sabots that protect the delicate wood from wear while adding a final touch of regal brilliance.Width: 44 inch. Dimensions: Depth: 19 inch Height: 83 cm Width: 114 cm Depth: 50 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 792]
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Lounge Table "Hélard" (Bout de canapé) is an exquisite realization of the Transition style, capturing the precise moment in French decorative arts when the playful curves of the Louis XV era began to merge with the structured neoclassicism of Louis XVI. Handcrafted from a luxurious combination of rosewood and violet wood veneer, the table features a rectangular form with a single frieze drawer and a practical lower shelf, providing both functional utility and aesthetic balance. Its silhouette is defined by four slender cabriole legs that retain a graceful, rhythmic sweep, terminating in refined gilt – bronze accents. The "Hélard" model is distinguished by its masterful use of pictorial and geometric marquetry, where the facade of the frieze drawer is decorated with a complex diamond – pattern parquetry creating a three – dimensional lattice effect, with each segment embellished by a delicate, hand – cut four – leaf clover (quatrefoil) motif providing a rhythmic contrast to the dark violet wood background. This precision extends to the side panels and lower shelf, which exhibit book – matched rosewood veneers carefully aligned to showcase the natural, radiating grain of the timber and emphasize the table's architectural volume. The table is further elevated by a series of custom – cast ormolu (gilt – bronze) mounts, including a subtle, chiseled bronze pull – handle that integrates seamlessly into the marquetry, and gilt – bronze espagnolettes featuring scrolled acanthus leaves that crown each leg. These ornamental lines terminate in refined bronze sabots (shoes) that protect the delicate veneer of the feet from wear, ensuring the piece remains a stable and dignified anchor within a luxury interior.Height: 18 inch. Dimensions: Width: 31 inch Depth: 31 inch Height: 48 cm Width: 80 cm Depth: 80 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 794]
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Fauteuil Montespan in Louis XV Style is a virtuosic example of mid – 18th – century Rococo menuiserie, handcrafted from solid beechwood to serve as a regal centerpiece in any high – luxury salon. As an authentic reproduction of a Period Style antique, the frame is defined by the complete rejection of straight lines, featuring a fluid, continuous silhouette that sweeps from the tall "en cabriolet" backrest – which features an arched top rail and a central hand – carved cartouche adorned with delicate handmade fleurettes – down to the elegantly curved armrests. The entire frame is finished in an opulent hand – applied copper leaf, meticulously aged and distressed to create a rich patina that highlights high – relief sculptural details like the fine foliate scrolls and the deep serpentine apron of the seat rail, which is decorated with a secondary mirrored floral crest. This organic "S – curve" extends to the four classic cabriole legs, each featuring pronounced floral carvings at the "knee" and terminating in refined scrolled volute feet. True to its heritage status, the chair’s interior is built using ancestral techniques, featuring traditional leaf fibre trimming over helical steel springs for lasting structural resilience, and is expertly upholstered in Athena by Lelièvre. This luxury damask textile, with its grandiose botanical pattern in golden tones against a dark, textured background, provides a striking contrast to the warm metallic frame, emphasizing the hand – finished nature of the piece and its connection to the rustic elegance of Brittany.Hauteur: 99 cm Largeur: 65 cm Profondeur: 54 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 795]
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Glass Case "Lacroix" is a sophisticated realization of the Louis XVI style, serving as a masterful tribute to the geometric precision and noble materials favoured by the legendary master cabinetmaker Roger Vandercruse dit Lacroix (RVLC). Handcrafted from solid cherrywood, this monumental silver cabinet exemplifies the architectural verticality of the late 18th – century French court, featuring a clean – lined rectangular frame with two expansive glass doors that allow for the unobstructed display of precious collections across four levels of glass shelving. The facade is defined by its balanced proportions, highlighted by subtle molded paneling and delicate brass escutcheons that secure the central joinery. True to the Neoclassical aesthetic, the cabinet is supported by four tapered legs, each crowned and terminated by polished silver or brass ferules, which provide a sense of refined lightness to the substantial cherrywood structure. Finished in a warm, lustrous 13A patina, this piece bridges historical French savoir – faire with functional elegance, making it an ideal anchor for a formal dining room or library. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 798]
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"Avisse" Armchair is a distinguished realization of the Louis XVI style, serving as a masterful tribute to the architectural sobriety and refined ornamentation favoured by the Parisian menuisiers of the late 18th century. Handcrafted from solid beechwood, the frame is defined by a rhythmic moulding that elegantly traces the tall, slightly flared "en cabriolet" backrest and sweeps down to meet the set – back armrests. As an authentic reproduction of a Period Style antique, the chair exhibits masterful carving details, including scrolled volutes on the armrest terminals and a deep serpentine apron on the seat rail that emphasizes the organic yet structured silhouette. The piece is supported by four classic cabriole legs, each featuring pronounced foliate carvings at the "knee" and terminating in refined scrolled volute feet, a sophisticated carryover from the mid – century Rococo aesthetic. True to the highest standards of French savoir – faire, the seat and backrest are built using traditional upholstery techniques to ensure a firm, tailored profile. Finished in a warm, lustrous 11A patina, the frame provides a dignified anchor for the smooth taupe velvet upholstery, which is expertly secured by a continuous row of dark brass nailhead trim (cloutage), creating a timeless statement piece of provincial elegance. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 799]
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Cabriolet "Grosset" Armchair is a virtuosic example of mid – 18th – century French Rococo menuiserie, handcrafted from solid beechwood to embody the sensual elegance and fluid ornamentation of the Louis XV style. As a faithful reproduction of a Period Style antique, the frame is characterized by a complete rejection of straight lines, featuring a tall, flared "en cabriolet" backrest with an arched top rail centred by a hand – carved floral cartouche and delicate fleurettes in high relief. This organic silhouette sweeps down into sinuous, set – back armrests and a deep serpentine apron on the seat rail, which is prominently decorated with a secondary mirrored floral crest. The entire frame is finished in an opulent hand – applied copper leaf with a distressed patina that highlights the depth of the artisanal carvings on the four classic cabriole legs, each terminating in refined scrolled volute feet. Adhering to the highest standards of French savoir – faire, the interior features traditional upholstery to maintain its tailored profile. The piece is expertly finished in Verdi Brocade by Lelièvre / Tassinari, a luxury textile featuring a grandiose, multi – tonal botanical pattern with a central vase motif that provides a regal contrast to the warm, metallic frame. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 800]
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Cabriolet Armchair an exquisite realization of the Transition style, serving as a masterful tribute to the architectural precision and refined ornamentation of the legendary Parisian menuisier Georges Jacob. Handcrafted from solid beechwood, the frame is defined by an elegant medallion (oval) backrest featuring a continuous, deep – channeled moulding that sweeps down to meet the gracefully set – back armrests. As an authentic reproduction of a Period Style antique, the chair showcases virtuosic carving details, including scrolled volutes on the armrest terminals and a circular seat rail punctuated by square raccordement dies featuring precision – carved rosette medallions. The piece is supported by four classic tapered and fluted legs, highlighting the neoclassical return to antiquity favoured during the late 18th – century French court. Adhering to the highest standards of French savoir – faire, the seat is built using traditional upholstery techniques to ensure a firm, tailored profile. Finished in a warm, lustrous 13D patina with hand – painted highlights, the frame provides a dignified anchor for the Sparks textile by Dedar, a contemporary textured fabric that provides a striking visual contrast to the historic silhouette. Standing at a height of 89 cm, this refined cabriolet bridges historical French menuiserie with avant – garde textile design, making it a definitive statement piece for a formal interior. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 802]
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Chaise à Coiffer in Louis XV Style is a specialized and elegant realization of 18th – century French menuiserie, specifically designed with a lowered backrest to facilitate the elaborate hairdressing rituals of the Rococo era. Handcrafted from solid beechwood, the frame is a virtuosic display of organic movement, featuring a fluid, continuous silhouette that completely rejects straight lines in favour of a sweeping "en cabriolet" backrest. As an authentic reproduction of a Period Style antique, the frame is adorned with handmade fleurette sculptures – delicate floral motifs hand – carved in high relief – which sit at the centre of the arched top rail and the deep serpentine apron of the seat rail. The chair is supported by four classic cabriole legs, each featuring pronounced floral carvings at the "knee" and terminating in refined scrolled volute feet. Adhering to the highest standards of French savoir – faire, the piece features traditional upholstery with helical steel springs and leaf – fibre trimming to ensure lasting structural resilience. This regal piece is expertly finished in a luxury Rubelli fabric, whose intricate textile design provides a striking, contemporary contrast to the historic, hand – finished frame, making it a definitive statement piece for a sophisticated dressing room or salon. Dimensions: Height: 33 inch Width: 16 inch Depth: 17 inch Height: 84 cm Width: 42 cm Depth: 37 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 803]
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Louis XVI style Cylinder Lady's Desk "Forel" is a virtuosic realization of 18th – century French cabinetmaking, serving as a sophisticated tribute to the architectural precision and noble materials favoured by the royal court. Handcrafted from solid cherrywood, the desk exemplifies the transition toward Neoclassical rigor, featuring a clean – lined rectangular frame supported by four slender, tapered legs that terminate in refined brass ferules. The facade is a showcase of masterful marquetry and parquetry work, characterized by a dramatic cylinder (roll – top) lid featuring a large central oval medallion with a pictorial floral basket inlay, flanked by expansive panels of burr – wood veneer. The desk’s functional elegance is elevated by its complex storage configuration and custom gilt – bronze (ormolu) mounts: The Exterior: The upper tier features three small frieze drawers, while the lower section contains a large central drawer flanked by two side drawers, all adorned with circular brass pull – rings and delicate beaded mouldings. The front corners are accented with hand – cast bronze espagnolettes that emphasize the desk's verticality and regal status. The Interior: Upon opening the cylinder lid, a specialized writing sanctuary is revealed, featuring a pull – out leather – lined writing surface and an architectural arrangement of three small central drawers flanked by open pigeonholes. The interior cabinetry is finished with the same meticulous attention to grain alignment as the exterior, ensuring a seamless aesthetic transition. Design Inspiration: This model draws primary inspiration from the "Bureau à Cylindre" designs of legendary ébénistes such as Jean – Henri Riesener and David Roentgen, who specialized in creating multifunctional, mechanical furniture for the French aristocracy.Height: 39 inch. Dimensions: Width: 31 inch Depth: 18 inch Height: 100 cm Width: 80 cm Depth: 47 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 804]
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Dubois Display Cabinet (Louis XV style) is a virtuosic expression of mid – 18th – century French ébénisterie, characterized by the fluid, organic lines and luxurious materials that defined the height of the Rococo Period Style while drawing primary inspiration from legendary cabinetmakers such as BVRB (Bernard II van Risamburgh) and Jean – Pierre Latz. Handcrafted from a sophisticated combination of rosewood and violet wood, the monumental vitrine features a dramatic arched pediment and two expansive glass doors framed by undulating curves that mimic the naturalistic movement favoured by the royal court. The true hallmark of the "Dubois" model is its masterful use of pictorial marquetry, specifically on the lower door panels which are decorated with complex floral bouquet inlays rendered in contrasting precious woods and set within a diamond – pattern parquetry field bordered by a rhythmic "rope – twist" or boxwood stringing. This architectural volume is further enhanced by book – matched violet wood veneers on the side panels, carefully aligned in a radiating "sunburst" or V – shape pattern to showcase the natural grain, while the bottom rail features a deep serpentine apron that transitions into four slender cabriole legs to emphasize the "S – curve" silhouette. Elevated by custom – cast gilt – bronze (ormolu) mounts, the cabinet includes elongated bronze espagnolettes with scrolled acanthus leaves on the front corners, a magnificent asymmetrical rocaille motif at the centre of the apron, and refined bronze sabots. The piece is expertly finished in a traditional waxed patina, allowing the rich, multi – tonal hues of the rosewood and violet wood to shine with a soft, historical luster.Height: 58 inch. Dimensions: Width: 33 inch Depth: 15 inch Height: 148 cm Width: 85 cm Depth: 38 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 806]
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Louis XIV style Bench "Sully 8P" is a monumental realization of late 17th – century Baroque menuiserie, capturing the grand scale and dramatic ornamentation that defined the reign of the Sun King. This elongated masterpiece features an impressive architectural foundation of eight sculpted feet, each hand – carved with rigorous symmetry to exhibit the heavy, square – tapered forms characteristic of the Louis XIV Period Style . The upper portion of each leg is adorned with high – relief gadrooning and acanthus leaf collars, while the lower sections feature vertical channeling that terminates in robust, tiered block feet. These eight supports are interconnected by a complex, scrolled stretcher bar that follows a rhythmic, undulating "H" configuration. This stretcher is a showcase of sculptural prowess, featuring mirrored volute scrolls that meet at central shell motifs (rocaille), providing both superior structural reinforcement and a sense of theatrical movement. The entire beechwood frame is finished in a sophisticated silver leaf patina, which has been meticulously distressed to emphasize the depth of the artisanal carvings. In keeping with the highest standards of French savoir – faire, the expansive seat is traditionally upholstered to maintain a clean, tailored profile that resists sagging. The bench is expertly finished in Pigment by Lelièvre, a luxury deep – charcoal textile with a subtle, matte luster that provides a dignified contrast to the shimmering silver frame. The transition between the fine fabric and the carved timber is highlighted by a continuous row of brass nailhead trim (cloutage), cementing its status as a definitive anchor piece for a grand hallway or the foot of a state bed. 120cm long 40cm deep x 67cm tall This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 813]
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Chauffeuse "Claude Dieudonné" in Louis XV Style is a virtuosic realization of mid – 18th – century French menuiserie, handcrafted from solid beechwood to embody the sensual elegance of the Rococo Period Style while serving as a masterful tribute to Claude Dieudonné, a prominent 18th – century Parisian menuisier active during the height of the Louis XV era. As an authentic reproduction of a Period Style antique, the frame is defined by a complete rejection of straight lines, featuring a tall, slightly flared backrest with an arched top rail that flows seamlessly into a deep serpentine apron and four classic cabriole legs, each showcasing the pronounced foliate carvings at the "knee" and refined scrolled volute feet that defined Dieudonné’s mastery of the Rococo aesthetic. This specialized "fireside chair" design reflects the craftsman's celebrated ability to carve intricate botanical motifs like the fleurette and acanthus leaf into stubborn hardwoods, creating the light, moveable frames favoured for intimate social gatherings of the aristocracy. True to the highest standards of French savoir – faire, the interior is built using ancestral techniques – including traditional leaf fibre trimming on helical steel springs – and is expertly upholstered in Nodo M1 by Lelièvre, a luxury textured fabric with a subtle, multi – tonal weave that provides a sophisticated contemporary contrast to the warm, hand – finished timber frame. The transition between the fine textile and the carved wood is highlighted by a continuous row of brass nailhead trim (cloutage), emphasizing the artisanal nature of a piece whose legacy continues to inspire neoclassical transitions through the refined symmetry found in Dieudonné's late – Period Style designs.Height: 31 inch. Dimensions: Width: 21 inch Depth: 17 inch Height: 81 cm Width: 54 cm Depth: 45 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 814]
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Commode or Chest of Drawers "Schliting" is a virtuosic realization of the Transition style, serving as a monumental tribute to the refined tastes and historical legacy of Baron Basile de Schlichting, the famed 19th – century collector whose benefactions significantly enriched the Louvre’s decorative arts galleries. Handcrafted in the late 18th – century tradition, this commode captures the precise moment when the fluid Rococo silhouette began to surrender to the architectural rigor of Neoclassicism, featuring a ressaut facade where the central section slightly projects forward to create a sense of dignified volume beneath a thick, multi – tonal marble top with a molded serpentine edge. The defining characteristic of this model is its extraordinary pictorial marquetry, which transforms the chest into a narrative canvas divided into three primary panels hand – inlaid with precious woods to depict scenes of 18th – century courtly life, including a magnificent central garden architectural folly with a fountain and checkered courtyard flanked by figures in Period Style dress amidst lush botanical landscapes. These scenes are set within a framework of geometric parquetry with three – dimensional borders and delicate "rope – twist" stringing, while the sophisticated internal configuration of five drawers – including an upper tier of three shallow frieze drawers decorated with scrolling vine motifs and two expansive full – width drawers below – is seamlessly integrated into the facade to maintain the integrity of the artwork. Elevated by extensive gilt – bronze (ormolu) mounts, including hand – cast espagnolettes on the front corners, elaborate circular beaded pull – handles, and a magnificent rocaille trophy at the centre of the serpentine apron, the piece stands on four slender Transition legs that retain a slight cabriole sweep before terminating in refined bronze sabots. Each drawer, constructed with traditional dovetail joinery and a smooth, hand – finished interior, exemplifies the highest standards of French ébénisterie and savoir – faire, honoring the Schlichting collection's prestigious historical pedigree. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 815]
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Directoire Cabriolet "Charret" is a virtuosic realization of late 18th – century French menuiserie, capturing the architectural sobriety and refined Neoclassical ornamentation that marked the transition between the Louis XVI and Empire Period Style s. Handcrafted from solid beechwood, the armchair's frame is defined by a rhythmic play of geometric lines and organic curves, most notably in its tall, rectangular backrest that sweeps outward into elegant scrolled volutes at the top while showcasing a masterfully executed wicker (cane) infill favoured for the intimate social gatherings of the era. The structural foundation is equally sophisticated, featuring a curved apron punctuated by precision – carved diamond and rosette medallions within square raccordement dies, supported by two turned front legs that exhibit delicate ring turning and fluting before transitioning into slender, tapered feet. In a characteristic Directoire gesture, the rectangular back legs extend in a continuous, graceful curve from the floor to the top rail, reinforcing the chair’s structural integrity and dynamic silhouette. Finished in a specialized decorator lacquer with hand – applied copper leaf highlights that accentuate the high – relief carvings and fluted armrest supports, the piece remains true to the highest standards of French savoir – faire with a comfortable sprung seat traditionally upholstered in Diamant by Lelièvre. This luxury textured textile, with its subtle geometric weave, provides a sophisticated contemporary counterpoint to the historic frame, allowing this cabriolet to stand as a definitive statement of provincial elegance that bridges the gap between functional utility and regal display.Height: 34 inch. Dimensions: Width: 22 inch Depth: 18 inch Height: 87 cm Width: 56 cm Depth: 48 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 818]
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Chair "Charret" in Directoire Style is an exquisite interpretation of late 18th – century French menuiserie, capturing the architectural sobriety and refined Neoclassical ornamentation that marked the transition between the Louis XVI and Empire Period Style s. Handcrafted from solid beechwood, the armchair's frame is defined by a rhythmic play of geometric lines and organic curves, most notably in its tall, rectangular backrest that sweeps outward into elegant scrolled volutes at the top while showcasing a masterfully executed wicker (cane) infill. This cane back provides a light, ventilated aesthetic favoured for the intimate social gatherings of the post – Revolutionary era, drawing primary inspiration from the "antique" Greco – Roman forms rediscovered during archaeological expeditions of the time. The structural foundation is equally sophisticated, featuring a sculpted seat rail with a gently curved apron punctuated by precision hand – carved diamond and rosette medallions within square raccordement dies. This horizontal element is supported by two turned front legs that exhibit delicate ring turning and fluting before transitioning into slender, tapered feet. In a characteristic Directoire gesture, the rectangular back legs extend in a continuous, graceful curve from the floor to the top rail, reinforcing the chair’s structural integrity and dynamic silhouette. The entire hand – painted frame is finished in a specialized cream decorator lacquer with hand – applied gold leaf highlights that accentuate the high – relief carvings and the fluted texture of the stiles. True to the highest standards of French savoir – faire, the comfortable sprung seat is traditionally upholstered in a luxury dark textured textile, allowing this dining chair to stand as a definitive statement of provincial elegance that bridges the gap between functional utility and regal display. Dimensions: Height: 35 inch Width: 20 inch Depth: 22 inch Height: 89 cm Width: 51 cm Depth: 57 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 819]
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"Jacob" Armchair in the Desmalter Collection is an exquisite interpretation of the Transition style, serving as a monumental tribute to the legendary workshop of Jacob – Desmalter, which became the principal supplier to the French Imperial palaces. Handcrafted from solid beechwood, the frame is defined by its architectural sobriety and neoclassical precision, featuring a tall, rectangular backrest with a clean – lined channeled moulding that provides a dignified anchor for the piece. As an authentic reproduction of a Period Style antique, the armchair exhibits signature "whiplash" armrests – sinuous consoles that sweep downward in a rhythmic "S" curve to meet the seat rail – supported by fluted stiles. The structural foundation is supported by two turned arrow feet at the front, characterized by their precision ring – turning and tapering verticality, while the rear legs exhibit a slight outward sabre sweep for enhanced stability. True to the highest standards of French savoir – faire, the piece features traditional embossing and is expertly finished in an 11D Tintic patina with deep navy highlights that accentuate the channeled woodwork. This regal armchair is finished in a luxury embossed velvet fabric, featuring a large – scale damask pattern that is meticulously secured by a continuous row of dark brass nailhead trim (cloutage), creating a definitive statement of Imperial elegance.Height: 36 inch. Dimensions: Width: 25 inch Depth: 27 inch Height: 91 cm Width: 65 cm Depth: 69 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 820]
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Louis XVI Armchair "Lerouge" is a masterful interpretation of late 18th – century French menuiserie, capturing the architectural rigor and refined ornamentation that defined the Neoclassical return to antiquity. Handcrafted from solid beechwood, the armchair's frame is characterized by its tall, striking upholstered backrest which features a stepped top rail punctuated by two precision – carved turned finials at the corners. This linear verticality is echoed in the structural stiles, which flow seamlessly into upholstered armrests supported by elegant consoles. These supports are detailed with hand – carved volutes at the hand – rests, sweeping downward in a rhythmic curve that integrates into the fluted uprights of the seat rail. The structural foundation of the "Lerouge" is equally sophisticated, drawing primary inspiration from the work of legendary menuisiers such as Georges Jacob and Jean – Baptiste – Claude Sené, who were celebrated for integrating miniature columns and precisely rendered mouldings into seat furniture for the royal court. The chair is elevated by four turned and fluted arrow legs, characterized by their precision vertical channeling and ring – turned collars, which meet the seat frame at square raccordement dies featuring precision – carved rosette medallions. The entire frame is finished in a warm timber patina with dark ebony – toned highlights that accentuate the depth of the mouldings and the rhythmic texture of the carvings. Consistent with the highest standards of French savoir – faire, the piece is traditionally upholstered in a textured charcoal textile, secured by a continuous row of brass nailhead trim (cloutage) to create a definitive statement of provincial elegance. Dimensions: Height: 34 inch Width: 22 inch Depth: 19 inch Height: 86 cm Width: 57 cm Depth: 48 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 821]
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Vitrine "Maur" is an exquisite interpretation of the Louis XV style, serving as a monumental anchor for the display of fine porcelain or curated collectibles. Handcrafted from solid cherry wood, the cabinet is defined by its architectural elegance and the fluid, organic grace characteristic of mid – 18th – century Parisian ébénisterie, featuring a structure with two grand glazed doors designed with distinctive double – arched "chapeau de gendarme" top rails and matching scalloped lower mouldings that mirror the rhythmic sweep of the apron. This transparency extends to the lateral panels, allowing for multi – angled viewing of the interior's glass shelving, while the cabinet is elevated by a series of custom – cast gilt – bronze (ormolu) mounts that provide both structural protection and regal ornamentation. These embellishments include high – relief bronze espagnolettes on the upper stiles featuring foliate scrolls that transition seamlessly into the vertical lines of the frame, and a lower serpentine apron centred by a magnificent rocaille trophy mount that serves as a focal point for the base. The piece is supported by four slender cabriole legs, each terminating in refined bronze sabots that protect the delicate wood, while the doors are secured by elegant, long – stemmed bronze escutcheons and handles expertly chased to complement the botanical theme. Finished in a warm 13A patina, the Vitrine "Maur" stands at an impressive 189 cm, combining functional utility with the dignified silhouette of a French Period Style antique. H189 L108 P40cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 822]
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Louis XV style Sideboard "Fargelot" is a sophisticated embodiment of mid – 18th – century Parisian luxury, capturing the fluid, "bombé" silhouette that defined the height of the Rococo Period Style . Handcrafted from lime wood and finished in a deep, lustrous black lacquer, the piece draws primary inspiration from the work of renowned ébénistes such as Charles Cressent and Bernard II van Risamburgh (BVRB), featuring a serpentine facade and lateral panels that exhibit a graceful, undulating sweep crowned by a leather upholstered top. The "Fargelot" is elevated by an extensive suite of custom – cast ormolu (gilt – bronze) mounts, including a single, expansive drawer framed by a continuous rocaille border of scrolling acanthus leaves and a central foliate cartouche aged with a delicate verdigris patina. Supported by four slender cabriole legs adorned with high – relief bronze espagnolettes at the shoulder and refined bronze sabots at the feet, the structure also integrates a secondary leather – lined shelf into the lower tier, protected by a continuous pierced bronze gallery. Standing as a definitive statement of French savoir – faire, this piece combines functional utility with the dramatic elegance of a princely salon piece.Height: 33 inch. Dimensions: Width: 39 inch Depth: 17 inch Height: 85 cm Width: 100 cm Depth: 44 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 824]
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Louis XVI Sofa "Lerouge" (3 – seater) is an exquisite interpretation of late 18th – century French menuiserie, capturing the architectural rigor and refined ornamentation that defined the Neoclassical return to antiquity. Handcrafted from solid beechwood, the frame is characterized by an extraordinary structural configuration where the rear legs take the form of continuous fluted columns that cross through the armrests to support a masterfully carved, stepped top rail. This linear verticality is echoed in the front supports, consisting of tapered and fluted legs, each punctuated by square raccordement dies featuring precision – carved rosette medallions. Drawing primary inspiration from the work of legendary menuisiers such as Georges Jacob and Jean – Baptiste – Claude Sené, the seat rail is defined by a clean – lined rectangular apron that flows into traditionally upholstered back and sides supported by elegant, fluted consoles. True to the highest standards of French savoir – faire, the piece features deep, comfortable feather cushions and is expertly secured by a continuous row of brass nailhead trim (cloutage) that creates a striking contrast against the warm, hand – finished timber. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 825]
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Louis XV Easy Chair and Footstool "Meunier" is an exquisite interpretation of mid – 18th – century Parisian luxury, drawing primary inspiration from the legendary Étienne Meunier, a master menuisier celebrated for his fluid, organic designs for the French aristocracy. Handcrafted from solid beechwood, the armchair's frame is a masterclass in Rococo symmetry, featuring a tall, slightly flared backrest with a serpentine top rail that flows into deep, padded wings and elegantly scrolled armrests. This graceful silhouette is anchored by four classic cabriole legs, each adorned with precision – carved acanthus leaf knee motifs and vertical channeling that terminates in refined scrolled volute feet. True to the highest standards of French savoir – faire, the piece is wire – sprung and traditionally upholstered in Olimpia by Rubelli, a luxury deep – navy velvet that provides a regal contrast to the hand – distressed timber frame. The ensemble is completed by a matching Louis XV footstool, which mirrors the armchair's serpentine apron and foliate carvings, while both pieces are meticulously finished with a continuous row of dark brass nailhead trim to secure the deep feather cushions.Height: 39 inch. Dimensions: Width: 27 inch Depth: 23 inch Height: 99 cm Width: 70 cm Depth: 58 cm. This Hand Crafted piece orignates from the Paris Design House Ateliers Allot [ Ref: 826]
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