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Case Piece
Bonheur du jour with three mirror panes decorated with foliate and floral scrollwork
Maker unknown · 1785 - 1815
Medium
glass; wood (plant material); velvet (fabric weave)
Dimensions
height 187 cm x width 89.5 cm x weight 70 kg
Accession
BK-NM-11178
Credit line
C.W.J. Taudin Chabot-Provo Kluit Bequest, The Hague
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Bonheur du jour with lower and middle tiers and recessed upper section with two doors. Pierced cornice. White marble top. Veneered with various wood species.
ca. 1785 - ca. 1790
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ca. 1765–75
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