#Jacob-Desmalter

[empirearchives]

Room known as the Empress’ Bedroom at the Grand Trianon in Versailles. Parade bed (1809) created after the design of Charles Percier (1764-1838) by the cabinetmaker Jacob Desmalter (1770-1841) for the imperial bedroom of Napoleon I at the Tuileries Palace from where it was transported to its current location in 1838. It was also the deathbed of Louis XVIII. This bed has been subject to several modifications. Its large escutcheon was altered several times and the layer was enlarged under Louis-Philippe. Original Empire balustrade (1810) by Pierre-Benoît Marcion (1769-1840). Marie-Louise selected the furniture in this room that remains to this day.

[philoursmars]

Il y a une petite quinzaine, je suis allé avec Julien et Katie, au Louvre-Lens pour une expo temporaire : “Animaux Fantastiques”. Une très belle expo ! Ici des griffons :

griffon en bronze - Athènes, 650 av. J-C.

rhyton, griffon - Italie du sud, 300 av. J-C.

bijou en or et argent, à tête de griffon - Rhodes, 600 av. J-C.

pied de meuble avec protomé de griffon en bronze - Iran ou Irak, 600 apr. J-C.

bracelet aux griffons en or et albâtre - origine inconnue, 1500-100 av. J-C.

les 2 derniers : François-Honoré-Georges Jacob-Desmalter -fauteuil de l'impératrice Joséphine

[thestandrewknot]

✨Bedroom of the Queen and the Empress 👑 Before Maria di Medial up to Empress Eugenie, all the rulers of France, whether queens or empresses, used this state room. The room thus offers a historical overview of the development of interior design. The ceiling with sirens and floral garlands holding cupids is decorated with a monogram is decorated in its center with a monogram of Anna of Austria, mother of Louis XIV. Austria, the mother of Louis XIV. It was created in the year 1644 by the Parisian art carver Guillaume Noyers. The furniture stand found here corresponds to that of the Premier Empire with the balustrade by Jacob-Desmalter, originally designed delivered in 1804 for the throne room of the Tuileries, the Sphinx armchairs attributed to Jacob Frères, the screen, the consoles and the fireplace screen by Jacob-Desmalter, and the two chests of drawers by Beneman from the neighboring gaming salon, which were placed in the room in 1806. #fontainebleau #ig_ometry #arthistory #be_one_architecture #francetravel #architectureanddesign #empirestyle #architecture_hunter #total_art_gallery #historicarchitecture #traveling_arte #luxury_allworld #château #vivoartworld #palaceliving #amazingshots_arte #artpassion_world #artemondo_ #woodcarving #royal #palaceliving #kings_luxury #barocco #versailles #baroquepearls | by maik.wtf

[delectablywaywardbeard-blog]

Il letto di Napoleone e il salotto di Maria Antonietta, all'asta a Parigi i tesori della collezione Jacques Garcia

Il letto impero in mogano e bronzo dorato attribuito a Jacob Desmalter e realizzato nel 1810 per le seconde nozze di Napoleone, quelle con Maria Luisa d’Austria; la console Luigi XVI firmata Adam Weisweiler stimata fino a un milione e 200mila euro; le poltrone e il divano voluti da Maria Antonietta per il boudoir turco di Fontainebleau; una collezione rarissima di porcellane di Sèvres stimate a…

[vintagepinkmirror]

Armchair by Jacob-Desmalter, for Marechal Ney for the Petit Salon of the Hotel de Saisseval, Paris, 1805. Victoria & Albert Museum.

[vcam1952]

Bernard Poyet, François-Honoré-Georges Jacob-Desmalter, Augustin François André Picot | Napoleon's Throne, 1805 (at Llansanffraid Glan Conwy) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmvmiibKLO4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[designobjectory]

Armchair Place of origin: Paris (made) Date: ca. 1805 (made) Artist/Maker: Jacob-Desmalter

[acrosscenturiesandgenerations]

▪︎The Denon Chair (Armchair).

Place of origin: Paris

Date: 1803-1813

Artist/Maker: Jacob-Desmalter

Medium: Mahogany, with ormolu (gilt-bronze) mounts; modern upholstery.

[marylibra]

Bookstand

1839

Attributed to Charles-Auguste Questel; workshop of Georges-Alphonse Jacob Desmalter; carved decoration by Chabraux

French, Paris

Ebony, ebony veneer, ebonized maple, oak, maple, rosewood, snakewood, ivory, mother-of-pearl; brass hardware and mounts; lined with silk velvet not original to the piece.

The shaped aprons on the front and back of this bookstand bear the crowned initials FPO for Ferdinand Philippe, duc d'Orléans (1810—1842), oldest son of King Louis-Philippe. A noted patron of the arts with eclectic taste, the duke commissioned this striking black and white showpiece from the ébéniste Georges-Alphonse Jacob Desmalter, grandson of the celebrated eighteenth-century menuisier (joiner) Georges Jacob, in 1839. Most likely intended to display Les Offices de la Vierge, a lavish book of hours created for Ferdinand Philippe the previous year, the bookstand consists of a base, a bookcase with two openwork doors supported on baluster-shaped legs, and a sloping upper part with a book rest. A detailed mémoire by Desmalter indicates that the velvet-lined interior originally held a pillow for the missal. The top has a ratcheted mechanism that allows the central panel, embellished with marquetry of ivory, mother-of-pearl, and snakewood, to be raised. The historicizing design by Charles-Auguste Questel reflected contemporary interest in the Renaissance style. The sculptor Chabraux carved the elaborate decoration in ivory and ebonized maple.

Information taken from www.metmuseum.org

[met-european-sculpture]

Cheval glass (psyché), François-Honoré-Georges Jacob-Desmalter, ca. 1810–14, Metropolitan Museum of Art: European Sculpture and Decorative Arts

Fletcher Fund, 1924 Size: Overall: 86 x 48 5/8 x 31 5/8 in. (218.4 x 123.5 x 80.3 cm) Medium: Amboyna veneered on oak; gilt-bronze mounts; glass

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/195220

[jepsolell]

💄French style to welcome an Austrian archduchess - 📌The bedchamber of the Empress in the Château of Compiègne, France. The decor of this space was substantially changed when the archduchess Marie Louise became Empress of France. For this important marriage the architect Berthault executed this extravagant design in 1808/09, focused on abundance and fertility. One of the highlights around this two metaphors are the two angels sustaining the canopy curtains and the two horns of abundance on the bed. It was together carved by Jacob Desmalter ateliers. (en Château de Compiègne) https://www.instagram.com/p/CbnmmCSIkY2/?utm_medium=tumblr

[empirearchives]

An Empire gilt-bronze-mounted mahogany, ebonised and giltwood daybed, possibly by F.-H.-G. Jacob-Desmalter, French

ca. Early 19th century, Napoleonic era

Source: Sotheby’s

[cliffou29]

Empire style Set (March 2021)

After hours of work 😅, here is a new collection of new meshes  … if you’re up to make one of Napoleon palaces 😉

It includes : a round table, a nightstand, a semi-circular side table, a dresser, a desk, an “athénienne”, a “secrétaire” (I’m lazy and did’nt search the translation😏) and a dressing table.

I also added a new clock (new mesh) and un update of the one I made last november (with new swatches).

Bonus : you’ll find new recolors of my Jacob-Desmalter seats

I hope you’ll enjoy it

Kisses😘

Download Here

[thestandrewknot]

Le salon des tapisseries remeublé Salle de la Reine et salle des Gardes de la reine, puis première antichambre de la reine à partir de 1768, cette pièce devint le premier salon de l'impératrice en 1804, de nouveau salle des Gardes de la reine en 1814, et fut transformée en salon de réception sous Louis-Philippe: il s’agit de l’époque choisie pour, dans le parcours d’exposition, présenter du mobilier monarchie de juillet dans une pièce du château. Elle prend son nom actuel en 1837, lorsqu'elle est tendue de tapisseries. Les tapisseries de la première moitié du XVIIe siècle décorant le salon représentent l'Histoire de Psyché et proviennent d'ateliers parisiens, d'après un modèle créé dans l'entourage de Raphaël. Ainsi sont illustrées La Toilette de Psyché, Psyché est portée sur la montagne, La vieille raconte l'histoire de Psyché et Le Repas de Psyché. La pièce conserve deux bas d'armoire de style Boulle associant l'écaille, le cuivre, et l'ébène, réalisés par Jacob-Desmalter en 1839. Au centre de la pièce figurent un bureau et une table de famille réalisés par Jacob-Desmalter en 1840. Le tapis de pied, d'époque Restauration, provient de la manufacture de la Savonnerie, et a été tissé pour le salon bleu de l'appartement du roi aux Tuileries, d'après des dessins de Saint-Ange, en 1817. #fontainebleau #chateaudefontainebleau #france #patrimoine #histoire #louisXIV #royal #frencharchitecture #frenchart #frenchinterior #tapisserie #furniture #secondempire #napoleonIII #ambiance #light #renaissance #photography #colors #louisphilippe #monarchiefejuillet  #reflet #europeanroyalpalaces #design @chateaufontainebleau #louisphilippeafontainebleau #exhibition | by hugues.mr

[charlesreeza]

Napoleon’s Bed from the Imperial Palace of Bordeaux (now city hall), early 19th century, attributed to François-Honoré-Georges Jacob-Desmalter

Musée Marmottan Monet, Paris

[detournementsmineurs]

"Lit de Napoléon" (détail) attribué à François-Honoré-Georges Jacob-Desmalter en acajou et bronze doré (circa 1807-08) dans les Collections Permanentes du Musée Marmottan Monet, Paris, juillet 2021.