i check your channel every few weeks for uploads because i enjoy your videos so much. thank you for putting this stuff on the internet for people like me to see!!!
What a focal point that's going to make! I think anything else in the room will pale in comparison! The green chairs in the vignette look great also! Thanks for sharing your journey!
Six different people wanted to buy it - and none of them including the first person to actually commit and buy have an ideal place for it. One guy almost changed his choice of home in Paris for the piece 😂… I think it really did well at the show.
The Grand Palais is definitely one of the most amazing buildings in one of the most stunning cities worldwide. The way they renovated it is absolutely insane !
Bonjour je vous ai découvert récemment via un article de La Gazette Drouot, je vous souhaite beaucoup de réussite. Désolé je vous parle dans ma langue maternelle, ça vous évitera de faire des cauchemars avec mon anglais scolaire haha. Ce qui n'est pas le cas de votre français impeccable !
It's great what you are doing and I really appreciate the videos and all the knowledge you share! I mean this with the most respect, but regarding the "crudeness" of the unseen parts to the piece, it's interesting to look at English pieces from the same period. Mostly, these are meticulously made, and the joinery is often of the best quality. 18th century France was obviously the powerhouse of design and influence, but it's interesting to see the construction methods as opposed to what the English were doing at the same time.
Was the Fare a success for you? Any pieces find a home? If I may ask, can you do a behind the scenes video of filming, editing and those who assist you if any. Regards Barry
It was great but long ! Yes the pieces sold the opening night - there will be a documentary coming out showing all the behind the scenes aspects! Will try to make something short for TH-cam though.
Can you imagine the room that piece was in at one time. It is a beautiful piece, thank you for showing and explaining.
It must have been quite the place with incredible dimensions ! Thank you for watching !
Wishing you much success in Paris.
Thank you! It was a busy week
i check your channel every few weeks for uploads because i enjoy your videos so much. thank you for putting this stuff on the internet for people like me to see!!!
This is such a treat to read and I’m very glad you enjoy the videos so much !
I always look forward to seeing you and your beautiful furniture, thanks!
Thanks for such a kind comment! More videos on the way as soon as I can edit them.
Highly unusual piece, fascinating. Thank you for presenting it.
Yes thank you! Glad you appreciate that - wanted to be sure to save it online
What a focal point that's going to make! I think anything else in the room will pale in comparison! The green chairs in the vignette look great also! Thanks for sharing your journey!
Six different people wanted to buy it - and none of them including the first person to actually commit and buy have an ideal place for it. One guy almost changed his choice of home in Paris for the piece 😂… I think it really did well at the show.
Wow that's fabulous. It truly is a treasure. It will find a home and I'm sure be loved for another couple of hundred years. Keep us posted!❤
I love this video. your knowledge of antiques is impressive.
Many thanks, Oscar! More videos on the way
The Grand Palais is definitely one of the most amazing buildings in one of the most stunning cities worldwide. The way they renovated it is absolutely insane !
Yes it was wonderful to exhibit here. They now have a heated floor … which didn’t work perfectly but who cares - it’s the grand palais !
Awesome piece! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you think so ! And thanks for watching - more videos on the way when I can get around to making them on other pieces.
Beautiful piece
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video
BEAUTIFUL PIECE, BEAUTIFUL INSTALATION, THANK YOU.
Thanks so much for watching !
amazing
Glad you think so!
Bonjour je vous ai découvert récemment via un article de La Gazette Drouot, je vous souhaite beaucoup de réussite.
Désolé je vous parle dans ma langue maternelle, ça vous évitera de faire des cauchemars avec mon anglais scolaire haha. Ce qui n'est pas le cas de votre français impeccable !
Bonjour et merci beaucoup de cet aimable message!
It's great what you are doing and I really appreciate the videos and all the knowledge you share!
I mean this with the most respect, but regarding the "crudeness" of the unseen parts to the piece, it's interesting to look at English pieces from the same period. Mostly, these are meticulously made, and the joinery is often of the best quality. 18th century France was obviously the powerhouse of design and influence, but it's interesting to see the construction methods as opposed to what the English were doing at the same time.
Thank you - that’s a great point - I should have specified that the crudeness of unseen parts is a particularity of French work!
Was the Fare a success for you? Any pieces find a home? If I may ask, can you do a behind the scenes video of filming, editing and those who assist you if any. Regards Barry
It was great but long ! Yes the pieces sold the opening night - there will be a documentary coming out showing all the behind the scenes aspects! Will try to make something short for TH-cam though.
@@MyersMonroe long is good. Love Documentaries.
Have you moved to France now?
Today's furniture can't last 10 years, this lives for centuries
😂😂 yes exactly …