Louis XVI Mahogany Spinning Wheel
Louis XVI Mahogany Spinning Wheel
Louis XVI Mahogany Spinning Wheel
Louis XVI Mahogany Spinning Wheel
Louis XVI Mahogany Spinning Wheel
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Louis XVI Mahogany Spinning Wheel

18th century
Louis XVI
DELIVERY
From: 78 000, Versailles, France

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    Rare mahogany spinning wheel resting on four small feet supporting a circular base on which stand four fluted shafts supporting the rich and complex attributes of the spinning wheel. It is operated by a pedal connected to the wheel by a connecting rod-crank system.
    The spinning wheel is decorated with gilded bronze threads in a row of pearls highlighting the lines of the wheel and the base.
    Louis XVI period
    Usual restorations
    H. 87 x W. 37 x D. 34 cm

    The Palace of Versailles still holds a spinning wheel reputed to have belonged to Queen Marie-Antoinette (V.5148), which testifies to the practice of sewing activities prized in the highest echelons of society. We will note the subtle play of the gilded bronze rods in a pearl row which underlines the finesse of the object, of a very feminine taste. Used to spin wool or hemp, it is an accessory inseparable from the life of a housewife. It appeared in the 18th century, replacing the spindle used until then.

    Ref: QCGT3GGU87

    Condition As is
    Style Louis XVI (Craft furniture of Louis XVI Style)
    Period 18th century (Craft furniture 18th century)
    Country of origin France
    Materials Mahogany, Gilt bronze
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 4-7 Business Days
    Location 78 000, Versailles, France
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