A major rediscovery for the History of 19th century Italian furniture, the Marc Maison Gallery presents as world exclusive this complete furniture set on the occasion of a unique exhibition in its new gallery at the Flea Market of Paris Saint-Ouen.
Under the direction of the designer and antiquarian Moses Michelangelo Guggenheim, the Palazzo Papadopoli of Venice, owned by the Aldobrandini-Papadopoli brothers, was entirely refurnished between 1874 and 1881.
Thus, the Salone Delle Quattro Porte, a grand reception room of the Palazzo, was given an exceptional design inspired by Venetian 16th century, in particular through this furniture set, which was sculpted by the Stabilimento d'Arti Decorative e Industriali which Guggenheim directed.
Exposed objects
Dimensions:
Width: 210 cm / 82'' ⅝
Height: 346 cm / 136'' ¼
Dimensions:
Width: 150 cm / 59''
Height: 88 cm / 34'' ⅝
Dimensions:
Width: 162 cm / 63'' ¾
Height: 293 cm / 115'' ⅜
Dimensions:
Width: 161 cm / 63'' ⅜
Height: 200 cm / 78'' ¾
Dimensions:
Width: 63 cm / 24'' ¾
Height: 107 cm / 42'' ⅛
Dimensions:
Width: 30 cm / 11'' ¾
Height: 122 cm / 48''
Dimensions:
Width: 152 cm / 59'' ⅞
Height: 96 cm / 37'' ¾