Hunting buffet stamped Dellenooz, between 1737 and 1754
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9800 € (port +150€)
Buffets, Louis XIV, XVIII

Small hunting buffet in solid oak resting on a plinth.

It opens with two doors on the front, molded in a policeman's hat.

Two shelves inside.

Wearing a thick red marble from the Pyrenees with corbin beak.

Good quality of execution for this hunting buffet.

Completely original except for the rear lock (19th century).

Stamped Dellenooz and JME.


18th century period, between 1737 and 1754.


Length: 119cm
Height: 95.5 cm
Depth: 59.5 cm

Originally from the Netherlands, Lambert Dellenooz is a carpenter-cabinetmaker born around 1700. He began working in Faubourg Saint Antoine. Master on January 19, 1737, he moved to rue Traversière and produced oak and walnut furniture there. He is one of the few Master cabinetmakers producing hunting buffets like François Franc or Adrien-Antoine Gosselin. It supplies some of the great haberdashery merchants including the famous cabinetmaker Pierre Migeon.