Nicolas Sageot: The Use of Tortoiseshell in the Age of Louis XIV

Several pieces with rich Louis-Quatorze decoration featured in this Caen auction, led by two lots attributed to Nicolas Sageot.

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by Philippe Dufour

Acclaimed by €95,770, a “Mazarin” desk (75 x 97 x 60 cm/29.5 x 38.1 x 23.6 in), with eight console legs joined by two stretchers, was attributed to the great Parisian cabinetmaker Nicolas Sageot (1666-1731), a worthy heir to Charles Boulle. Read more

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