Writing and dressing table
After Oeben died, his widow continued his workshop: guild regulations allowed her to keep using her dead husband’s name stamp. The workshop was headed by Riesener, who married Oeben’s widow in 1767 and became a master cabinetmaker a year later; he then began to use his own stamp. The underside of this table bears both stamps, indicating that Riesener at least completed it.
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Writing and dressing table
After Oeben died, his widow continued his workshop: guild regulations allowed her to keep using her dead husband’s name stamp. The workshop was headed by Riesener, who married Oeben’s widow in 1767 and became a master cabinetmaker a year later; he then began to use his own stamp. The underside of this table bears both stamps, indicating that Riesener at least completed it.
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After Oeben died, his widow co ...... iesener at least completed it.
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Na de dood van Oeben zette zij ...... geval door Riesener voltooid.
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Rijksmuseum
subject
title
Schrijf- en toilettafel
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Writing and dressing table
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type
created
c. 1762 - c. 1768
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ca. 1762 - ca. 1768
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extent
blad breedte 85,5 cm
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blad diepte 41,0 cm
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depth 41.0 cm
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grondblad breedte 85,5 cm
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grondblad diepte 41,0 cm
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height 74.8 cm
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hoogte 74,8 cm
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width 85.5 cm
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Collectie: meubelen
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provenance
…; collection Hannah Mathilde ...... ransferred to the museum, 1960
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spatial
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derde kwart 18e eeuw
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third quarter 18th century
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