Eugène GAILLARD (1862-1933) Dining room furniture, circa 1912, in waxed light oak and ash burr veneer consisting of : - a square-top table opening in the center to accommodate three extension leaves in the same wood, with a carved belt and a lateral base with two V-shaped legs and carved struts; H. 74 cm. - L. 222.5 cm. - D.: 104.5 cm (with extensions) L.: 32.5 cm. each extension. - of six sloping-back chairs with carved, curved bars on curved corner legs with semicircular side braces and tan leather seats; H. 92 cm. - L.: 41 cm. - D.: 47 cm. - a small sideboard with quadrangular body opening with two drawers surmounted by two full doors and a shelf at the rear on a slightly projecting full base, gilt bronze handles and escutcheons. H. Height: 147.5 cm - L.: 116 cm. - D.: 44 cm. - a large sideboard, in waxed light oak and ash burr veneer, with three sections opening with two side doors, one glazed above and one solid below, surrounding two glazed doors above, a compartment with open shelves topped by two drawers and two solid doors. Slightly protruding solid base and slightly overhanging top entablature. H. 224 cm. - L.: 188 cm. - D.: 51.5 cm. Discoloration, wear, scratches. Fixing of the top of the chair backs to be reviewed, two with accidents. History: Gaillard presented at the Salon de la Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts in 1908 at the Pavillon de Marsan under n°2435 a sideboard similar to our dining room belonging to M. Victor Liné. Provenance : Furniture commissioned by Monsieur J. Pérot for his house at 31 rue d'Aubervilliers in the 19th arrondissement of Paris, circa 1912. Note: The blueprints for the sideboards will be given to the buyer. Reference: "La mode pratique", revue de la Famille, L'ameublement de la salle à manger, Paris, 1908, p. 263 for the similar model presented at the Salon de la Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts at the Pavillon de Marsan in Paris in 1908.