05/06/2026
🎨 French Louis XV Jeweller’s Carriage Design, Dated 1769
A vanishingly rare, archival-tier piece of Ancien Régime social history. Painted in gouache and ink, this original 18th-century coachbuilder’s master design depicts a luxury commercial carriage for an elite Parisian jewelry and goldsmithing workshop.
Dated 1769—the landmark year Louis XV appointed his new Crown Jeweler—the drawing features explicit script reading "French Jewelry 1769" alongside the jeweler-goldsmith guild's technical tools. It proves that even the delivery vehicles of Paris's top craftsmen had to look as magnificent as the treasures inside. Professionally housed in a bespoke exhibition frame with premium museum UV art glass.
Medium: Gouache, watercolor, and ink on paper.
Dimensions: 50cm x 44cm (Framed) | 46cm x 40cm (Artwork)
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