$7,800.00
Overall 38 ins. high, 16 ins wide and 10 1/4 ins deep; over feet 19 ins wide
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A Gillows design, Sheraton period satinwood cheveret or Bonheur-du-jour with a provenance to David and Peggy Rockefeller. As designed in two separate pieces, the top with a laminated, shaped and molded carrying handle with two short and one long drawer all cross-banded and line inlaid; the lower section with one locking drawer (with key) all line inlaid and cross banded, the four legs with elegantly out-turned legs, a shaped shelf connecting the legs.
The cheveret or Bonheur-du-jour was in the 1790’s an essential element of refined decoration – a small table for a lady’s writing equipment. This delightful piece is most certainly by Gillows.
London, England. c. 1790
Provenance:
David and Peggy Rockefeller, New York
De-accessioned 16th July, 1991
With Vernay and Jussel, New York
Private Collection, New York as of 1991
