.jpg?w=1)
拍品专文
Adam Weisweiler, maître in 1778.
Although this occasional table is perhaps more understated than some of Weisweiler's more well-known models, this occasional table, with its finely inlaid fluted legs, checker-inlaid banding and mille raie panels, present a charming example of Weisweiler's highly skilled work. The use of the heart-patterned gallery indicates that this table was probably made for a lady's dressing room, where she could draft and hide away her personal correspondence in the tidy writing drawer.
Although this occasional table is perhaps more understated than some of Weisweiler's more well-known models, this occasional table, with its finely inlaid fluted legs, checker-inlaid banding and mille raie panels, present a charming example of Weisweiler's highly skilled work. The use of the heart-patterned gallery indicates that this table was probably made for a lady's dressing room, where she could draft and hide away her personal correspondence in the tidy writing drawer.