1985.R.471.A-I, Cabinet, 17th century
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
During the Renaissance, many-drawered small chests and cabinets were popular storage places for personal objects, curiosities, and valuables.
1985.R.601, Table, 1661-1722
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
While the origin of this table is unknown, it was possibly made during China's Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) under the reign of Emperor Kangxi (1661-1722). Tables at La Pausa provided surfaces for the display of the Reveses' large collection of porcelain, metalwork, small sculpture, glass, and silver.
1985.R.600.a-b, Game table, 17th century
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
At Villa La Pausa, tables like this provided surfaces for the display of the Reves' large collection of porcelain, metalwork, small sculpture, glass, and silver.
1985.R.599, Day bed, 17th century
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1985.R.577, Tapestry arm chair, 17th century
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Fashion designer, Gabrielle (Coco) Chanel, originally installed this carved tapestry arm chair at Villa La Pausa, and it remained part of the villa's decor through the residency of Wendy and Emery Reves. Flemish-influenced Baroque chairs like this were popular during the reigns of Charles II, James II, and William and Mary.