ERNEST EYMONAUD AND ABEL BATAILLARD, CIRCA 1895–1900 - LOUIS XII-STYLE PANELED SIDEBOARD made of carved wood with bas-relief and orb-and-wreath decoration in architectural niches, featuring saints and fleurs-de-lis. The upper section opens with two doors decorated with scenes from the Annunciation, surmounting a third door; all three doors are fitted with secret locks crafted by Abel Bataillard. The lower section is recessed and decorated with arcades, with a plinth base. Signs of wear and tear from use Height: 138 cm - Width: 127 cm - Depth: 50 cm This cabinet is a copy of a Louis XII-era model housed at the Cluny Museum Provenance: Jean Pierre Guigo Bataillard collection; has remained in the family ever since. Bibliography: J. Justin Storck, *Le Dictionnaire Pratique de Menuiserie - Ebénisterie - Charpente*, 1900, fig. 2068 Item to be picked up at Socquet Vidal, 1 Avenue de l’Ormeteau, 17 Avenue des Louvresses – Building C5, 92 230 Gennevilliers / 01 43 63 20 34 / after payment, bring your paid receipt and a form of ID / starting July 20 at 2:00 p.m.