Here is a small cherry wood salon table commissioned by a castle in Périgord in the 18th century. It follows the codes of the Louis XIV style, featuring a moulded balustrade base connected by an H-shaped stretcher and blackened mouldings on the side rails. It has a drawer that spans its entire width.
This intimate moment between the Sun King and Madame de Maintenon, the latter momentarily setting aside her embroidery to admire her beloved Highness, is portrayed with strokes of infinite delicacy characteristic of the illustrious painter Jean-Gabriel de Lépaulle. It reveals the singularity of the Louis XIV style, inheriting the purity of the Louis XIII style and already heading towards the whimsy in curves and roundness of the Louis XV style. This magnificent masterpiece, discovered on the Christian Le Serbon Gallery website, invites us with delight into the atmosphere of Louis XIV furniture, combining elegance and harmony. Click on this image to learn more about this artwork: https://www.galerie-leserbon.fr/francois-gabriel-lepaulle-louis-xiv-maintenon-chateau-pontchartrain/
Louis XIV and Mrs. de Maintenon at Pontchartrain Castle – 1832 – Oil on canvas – 47 x 56 cm – François-Gabriel LÉPAULLE (1804, Versailles – 1886, Ay) – CHRISTIAN LE SERBON Gallery – https://www.galerie-leserbon.fr/

This intimate moment between the Sun King and Madame de Maintenon, the latter momentarily setting aside her embroidery to admire her beloved Highness, is portrayed with strokes of infinite delicacy characteristic of the illustrious painter Jean-Gabriel de Lépaulle. It reveals the singularity of the Louis XIV style, inheriting the purity of the Louis XIII style and already heading towards the whimsy in curves and roundness of the Louis XV style. This magnificent masterpiece, discovered on the Christian Le Serbon Gallery website, invites us with delight into the atmosphere of Louis XIV furniture, combining elegance and harmony. Click on this image to learn more about this artwork: https://www.galerie-leserbon.fr/francois-gabriel-lepaulle-louis-xiv-maintenon-hateau-pontchartrain/

Here is a small cherry wood salon table commissioned by a castle in Périgord in the 18th century. It follows the codes of the Louis XIV style, featuring a moulded balustrade base connected by an H-shaped stretcher and blackened mouldings on the side rails. It has a drawer that spans its entire width.
Cherry Wood Salon Table – Louis XIV – 18th Century – South West – [ME112]

Cherry Wood Salon Table – Louis XIV – 18th Century – South West – [ME112]

Echoing the splendours of the Court of Louis XIV, one can envision this small cherry wood salon table surrounded by comfortable armchairs and placed in front of a fireplace, in the salon located on the first floor of the castle in Périgord for which it was commissioned. One finds oneself in this sumptuous salon to chat over a famous local vintner’s herbal tea from a good local vintage. This small salon table asserts its Louis XIV style with the turned balustrade of its base, connected by an H-shaped stretcher and supported by four curved feet. Another typically Louis XIV feature is the blackened mouldings in relief on the side rails. It is worth noting that this cherry wood salon table is equipped with a drawer that spans its entire width.

This small salon table, intended for both games and writing, has a drawer spanning its entire width, perfect for storing feathers, paper, inkwell, or various games.
This small salon table, intended for both games and writing, has a drawer spanning its entire width, perfect for storing feathers, paper, inkwell, or various games.
This small cherry wood salon table commissioned for a Périgord castle in the 18th century faithfully follows the codes of the Louis XIV style, with a moulded balustrade base connected by an H-shaped stretcher and blackened mouldings in relief on the side rails.
This small cherry wood salon table commissioned for a Périgord castle in the 18th century faithfully follows the codes of the Louis XIV style, with a moulded balustrade base connected by an H-shaped stretcher and blackened mouldings in relief on the side rails.
On the sides of this small cherry wood salon table from the 18th century, typical blackened mouldings of the Louis XIV style can be observed.
On the sides of this small cherry wood salon table from the 18th century, typical blackened mouldings of the Louis XIV style can be observed.

Dimensions:
Width: 75 cm, Height: 72 cm, Depth: 60 cm
Reference: [ME112]

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