Antiquary & Expert CNES

Lacquered wooden shepherdess stamped Louis Cresson, with molding, and carved, in the work of the Louis XV period. Louis Cresson (1706-1761), received master in 1738, is one of the most famous Parisian cabinetmakers of his time. Coming from a famous dynasty of carpenters in seats, he exercises rue de Cléry under the brand " like Saint Louis ". Its talent is particularly distinguished in the creation of Louis XV style seats, recognized for their elegant lines, their harmonious proportions and their finely carved ornaments as you can see on our shepherdess. The works of Louis Cresson are characterized by patterns of flowers, foliage and shells, typical of the rocky style. Its seats offer a refinement sought by lovers of art and ancient furniture. Each piece stamped with its name testifies to an exceptional know-how and an exquisite taste, making its creations prized by collectors and lovers of decorative art from the 18th century. Acquiring a shepherdess stamped Louis Cresson is having a part of the history of French art and rediscovering the excellence of the work of the masters of the time.