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拍品专文
Jean-Baptiste Lelarge, maître in 1775
The stamp of I.B. Lelarge most likely refers to Jean-Baptiste III Lelarge (1743-1802), who utilized the same stamp as his father, Jean-Baptiste II Lelarge, (maître in 1738) who died in 1771, at which point his son took over his father's atelier. After receiving his maîtrise, Jean-Baptiste III quickly established a good reputation working from his shop on the rue de Cléry for wealthy patrons both in France and abroad, where his clients included the King of Portugal. Creating furnishings in the latest styles, he was most active during the last two decades of the eighteenth century and his business even survived the turbulent years of the revolution.
The stamp of I.B. Lelarge most likely refers to Jean-Baptiste III Lelarge (1743-1802), who utilized the same stamp as his father, Jean-Baptiste II Lelarge, (maître in 1738) who died in 1771, at which point his son took over his father's atelier. After receiving his maîtrise, Jean-Baptiste III quickly established a good reputation working from his shop on the rue de Cléry for wealthy patrons both in France and abroad, where his clients included the King of Portugal. Creating furnishings in the latest styles, he was most active during the last two decades of the eighteenth century and his business even survived the turbulent years of the revolution.