Image
Object: Image
- Artist | Manufacturer:
- Jean Corneille Brembt (actif 1762-1768) | Clockmaker
- Nicolas Jacques (*1713), attributed to | Carpenter
- Title:
- Corner wardrobe with clock
- Date:
- around 1775 - 1799
- Inventory Number:
- 1952-033/001
- Collection:
- Furnishings
- Domain:
- Furniture
- Art mobilier
- Menuiserie
- Wooden furniture
- Designation:
- Armoire
- Material | Technique:
- Wood; Brass; Glass
- Measurements:
- H x L x P: 288 x 220 x 63 cm
- Inscription(s):
- Signature\, chiseled (J C / * Brembt * / A Luxembourg)
- Description:
- Recess with six doors and two drawers; In the centre, clock case with glazed door extending downwards into a solid door concealing drawers; Less high but wider side panels forming obtuse angles with the clock and having two superimposed valances separated by a mobile shelf with two small handles; Plain solid valances with moulded edges; Crosspiece dividing the valances with raised curves, symmetrically arranged towards the centre; Overhanging cornice with very deep groove, recessed on the rounded outer corners and on all the other corner cuts; discreet pendant in the lower crosspiece; scrolled feet; clock in a case crowning the piece of furniture, set slightly back and flanked by two volutes; on the clock, four six-pointed stars in relief around a double dial with Roman numerals for the hours and Arabic numerals for the minutes, in the centre two holes for the winding mechanism and above, chased inscription: J C / * Brembt * / A Luxembourg
- Geographical Reference:
- Place of creation: Luxembourg Luxembourg | Wiltz Luxembourg City
- Geographical Reference:
- Lieu d'utilisation: Luxembourg | Wiltz
- Location:
- MNAHA | Nationalmusée | Wiltheim Wing | Étage 0 | Salle 11
- Acquisition method:
- Purchase
- Acquisition date:
- 1952
- Copyright:
-
Work: Public Domain
Image(s): CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) | Collection of the Musée national d'archéologie, d'histoire et d'art Luxembourg (MNAHA) / Photo: Albert Biwer
Metadata: CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0)
- Photographer:
- Albert Biwer
Object: Image
- Artist | Manufacturer:
- Jean Corneille Brembt (actif 1762-1768) | Clockmaker
- Nicolas Jacques (*1713), attributed to | Carpenter
- Title:
- Corner wardrobe with clock
- Date:
- around 1775 - 1799
- Inventory Number:
- 1952-033/001
- Collection:
- Furnishings
- Domain:
- Furniture
- Art mobilier
- Menuiserie
- Wooden furniture
- Designation:
- Armoire
- Material | Technique:
- Wood; Brass; Glass
- Measurements:
- H x L x P: 288 x 220 x 63 cm
- Inscription(s):
- Signature\, chiseled (J C / * Brembt * / A Luxembourg)
- Description:
- Recess with six doors and two drawers; In the centre, clock case with glazed door extending downwards into a solid door concealing drawers; Less high but wider side panels forming obtuse angles with the clock and having two superimposed valances separated by a mobile shelf with two small handles; Plain solid valances with moulded edges; Crosspiece dividing the valances with raised curves, symmetrically arranged towards the centre; Overhanging cornice with very deep groove, recessed on the rounded outer corners and on all the other corner cuts; discreet pendant in the lower crosspiece; scrolled feet; clock in a case crowning the piece of furniture, set slightly back and flanked by two volutes; on the clock, four six-pointed stars in relief around a double dial with Roman numerals for the hours and Arabic numerals for the minutes, in the centre two holes for the winding mechanism and above, chased inscription: J C / * Brembt * / A Luxembourg
- Geographical Reference:
- Place of creation: Luxembourg Luxembourg | Wiltz Luxembourg City
- Geographical Reference:
- Lieu d'utilisation: Luxembourg | Wiltz
- Location:
- MNAHA | Nationalmusée | Wiltheim Wing | Étage 0 | Salle 11
- Acquisition method:
- Purchase
- Acquisition date:
- 1952
- Copyright:
-
Work: Public Domain
Image(s): CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) | Collection of the Musée national d'archéologie, d'histoire et d'art Luxembourg (MNAHA) / Photo: Albert Biwer
Metadata: CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0)
- Photographer:
- Albert Biwer
