Marquises stamped C.SENE
Conservation work on these two marquise chairs stamped by Claude I Sené. Claude I Sené (1724-1792), son of Jean Sené, obtained his master craftsman's certificate in Paris in 1743. He worked in the same workshop as his brother-in-law, the cabinetmaker Jean-Étienne Saint-Georges, on the rue de Cléry, under the sign "du Grand Saint-Georges." His output included numerous Louis XV chairs, but very few Louis XVI pieces. He ceased working in 1780. He was the father of two other illustrious chair makers: Jean-Baptiste Claude and Claude II. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Le Mobilier Français […]


