Bernard Van Risenburgh Collection

A late Louis XV commode, c. 1763-70 (ormolu-mounted Japanese lacquer & ebony)
3931160 A late Louis XV commode, c.1763-70 (ormolu-mounted Japanese lacquer & ebony) by French School, (18th century); 95x147.5x56 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

A late Louis XV commode, c. 1763-70 (ormolu-mounted Japanese lacquer & ebony)
3931159 A late Louis XV commode, c.1763-70 (ormolu-mounted Japanese lacquer & ebony) by French School, (18th century); 95x147.5x56 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

A late Louis XV commode, c. 1763-70 (ormolu-mounted Japanese lacquer & ebony)
3931157 A late Louis XV commode, c.1763-70 (ormolu-mounted Japanese lacquer & ebony) by French School, (18th century); 95x147.5x56 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

A late Louis XV commode, c. 1763-70 (ormolu-mounted Japanese lacquer & ebony)
3931158 A late Louis XV commode, c.1763-70 (ormolu-mounted Japanese lacquer & ebony) by French School, (18th century); 95x147.5x56 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Commode (ormolu-mounted Japanese lacquer)
3931185 Commode (ormolu-mounted Japanese lacquer) by Risenburgh II, Bernard van (1665-1765); Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; French, out of copyright

A Louis XV commode, 1710-65 (ormolu-mounted Chinese black & gold lacquer)
3931175 A Louis XV commode, 1710-65 (ormolu-mounted Chinese black & gold lacquer) by Risenburgh II, Bernard van (1665-1765); 89x148.5x71 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

A Louis XV commode, 1710-65 (ormolu-mounted Chinese black & gold lacquer)
3931174 A Louis XV commode, 1710-65 (ormolu-mounted Chinese black & gold lacquer) by Risenburgh II, Bernard van (1665-1765); 89x148.5x71 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

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Bernard Van Risenburgh: Master of Ornate Furniture Step into the world of exquisite craftsmanship and opulent design with Bernard Van Risenburgh, a renowned furniture maker of the 18th century. Known for his impeccable attention to detail and mastery in combining different artistic influences, Van Risenburgh's creations are nothing short of breathtaking. One glance at his work reveals his affinity for incorporating Japanese and Chinese lacquer into his pieces. The enchanting blend of ormolu-mounted Japanese lacquer and ebony on a late Louis XV commode transports you to an era where luxury knew no bounds. Its intricate carvings and gilded accents showcase Van Risenburgh's dedication to creating furniture that is both functional and visually stunning. Another masterpiece by this talented artisan is a pair of Louis XV encoignures from around 1750. Adorned with ormolu-mounted Japanese lacquer, these encoignures exemplify the elegance synonymous with the Rococo style. Their delicate curves and richly decorated surfaces make them true gems in any collection. Van Risenburgh's expertise extends beyond Asian influences as seen in his remarkable use of Chinese black & gold lacquer on a Louis XV commode dating back to 1710-65. This striking piece showcases the fusion between European design sensibilities and Eastern aesthetics, resulting in an extraordinary marriage of cultures. The late Louis XV commodes crafted by Van Risenburgh between 1763-70 further highlight his skillful artistry. With their ormolu-mounted Japanese lacquer combined with ebony accents, these commodes exude sophistication while maintaining functionality—a testament to Van Risenburgh's ability to create timeless pieces that transcend trends. Bernard Van Risenburgh remains an icon in the world of decorative arts due to his unparalleled talent for blending diverse styles seamlessly into each creation he touched. His legacy lives on through these exceptional works that continue captivating connoisseurs worldwide.