Louis XVI marquise attributed to Georges Jacob

Louis XVI period marquise attributed to the very famous 18th century carpenter Georges Jacob (1739-1814). He is considered the specialist in seating whose great wealth of invention can be admired. In 1781, Georges Jacob was named ordinary carpenter to Mr. Brother of the King, Count of Provence and future Louis XVIII.
The marquise was reupholstered by Maison LACHAZE which uses exactly the same techniques and materials as in the 18th century.
Traditional animal hair filling following ancient techniques.
Seat cushion in half-down, mix of down and feathers.
Velvet cover imitating silk, ridge finish at the bottom of the rebate and Burgundy cable finish.