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Charles Cressent (1685–1768) was a
French furniture-maker,
sculptor and fondeur-ciseleur of the régence style. As the
second son of François
Cressent, sculpteur...
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Charles Cressent, (1725–1730)
Writing desk with
Espagnolettes by
Charles Cressent (1730–1735)
Commode by
Charles Cressent (1730), Waddesdon...
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Charles Boulle and
Charles Cressent, the
french Prince regent's
favorite artists.
During the
early 18th century,
Cressent replaced the
magnificence of...
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contrasting colors.
Another celebrated creator of
tables was
Charles Cressent, who
carried on the
refined and
harmonious ornamental style of Boulle....
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dateable to the 1730s and 40s and
attributed (some of them signed) to
Charles Cressent. The
style that
originated in
Paris was used
there from ca 1730 through...
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designers and
craftsmen in the
style included Juste-Aurele Meissonier,
Charles Cressent, and
Nicolas Pineau. The
Rocaille style lasted in
France until the mid-18th...
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Louis XIV,
unknown architect, 1706–1709
Chest of drawers; by
Charles Cressent; c.1730;
various wood types; gilt-bronze
mounts and a Brèche d'Aleps marble...
- Jean-Baptiste Pigalle,
Antonio Rossellino, André-Charles
Boulle ,
Charles Cressent, Oeben, Riesener, Antoine-Sébastien Durand,
Charles Spire, Jean Deforges...
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Neoclassical mantel-clocks or wall-mounted clock-cases – a
specialty of
Charles Cressent (1685–1768) –
complemented by rock-crystal
drops on gilt-bronze chandeliers...
- 1995) Joe
Cesare Colombo (1930–1971)
Henry Copland (1728–1754)
Charles Cressent (1685–1768)
Mario Dal
Fabbro (1913–1990)
Giuseppe Gaetano Descalzi (1767–1855)...
