Console table (one of a pair) ca. 1735-40 possibly by François Rournier Made by François Roumier, these two console tables can be dated to around 1740. Sculpteur ordinaire du roi in 1721, Roumier was famous for this type of furniture and published a number of books such as the Livre de plusieurs Desseins de Pieds de Tables en Consoles, which was published after his death in 1750. Working for most of the royal residences, Roumiers masterwork is a magnificent carved table supplied in 1737 for the Cabinet doré in Louis XVs private apartments in Versailles.The rich decoration of these two consoles is emblematic of the Régence (1715-1723) and the beginning of Louis XVs reign. They illustrate the triumph of sculptors from the Btiments du Roi responsible for room paneling of which consoles and mirrors were part. Here the frieze is carved in the center with a heart-shaped cartouche pierced with a rose-window motif. Four dragons decorate the consoles, two flanking the cartouche and two othe

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Console table (one of a pair) ca. 1735-40 possibly by François Rournier Made by François Roumier, these two console tables can be dated to around 1740. Sculpteur ordinaire du roi in 1721, Roumier was famous for this type of furniture and published a number of books such as the Livre de plusieurs Desseins de Pieds de Tables en Consoles, which was published after his death in 1750. Working for most of the royal residences, Roumiers masterwork is a magnificent carved table supplied in 1737 for the Cabinet doré in Louis XVs private apartments in Versailles.The rich decoration of these two consoles is emblematic of the Régence (1715-1723) and the beginning of Louis XVs reign. They illustrate the triumph of sculptors from the Btiments du Roi responsible for room paneling of which consoles and mirrors were part. Here the frieze is carved in the center with a heart-shaped cartouche pierced with a rose-window motif. Four dragons decorate the consoles, two flanking the cartouche and two othe

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