Public domain
Chair of ebony veneer with Boulle marquetry
From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
About this work
Chair. Softwood, veneered with marquetry of brass and tortoiseshell on a red ground. Paris, c. 1839, by Eugène-Paul Caillaux. The chair forms part of a set of furniture bought by King William II when Prince of Orange from the Hague dealer C.I. Enthoven. The arms of the Netherlands are mounted on the back. On loan from H.R.H. Princess Juliana of the Netherlands.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own descriptionSubjects
Credit lineStoel van ebben fineer met Boulle marqueterie. 1800 - 1900. anonymous. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
Similar works
Chair, neo-Boulle with Dutch coat of arms on the crest
Chair of ebony veneer with Boulle marquetry
Chair of ebony veneer with Boulle marquetry
Chair, painted alternately glossy and matte black, decorated with gilded edges and some gold-colored metal fittings. Upholstered in orange velvet.
Chair, painted alternately glossy and matte black, decorated with gilded edges and some gold-colored metal fittings. Upholstered in orange velvet
Walnut armchair with high back carved with C-scrolls and sunflowers; diagonally placed S-shaped front legs; cross with scalloped side supports