A Louis XV/XVI ormolu-mounted kingwood, sycamore and fruitwood marquetry table en chiffonnière circa 1760-65, stamped B. Peridiez, JME

the circular top with a pierced gallery, veneered with a musical trophy within a laurel leaf border, the frieze fitted with a drawer and similarly veneered, raised on cabriole legs joined by a platform stretcher with two hinged flower inlaid compartments, ending in sabots. 

Collection of Mrs. Henry L. Blum

Charles Packer, Paris Furniture, Newport, Mon., 1956, illustrated fig. 130

Overall restored condition, the galleries with some minor dents and rubbing to the gilding. Very minor veneer patches, with hairline horizontal age cracsk, particularly to the top and some minor vertical age cracks to the sides, consistent with age. Overall with some old marks and scratches. In otherwise good condition. Formerly with casters.
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Brice Peridiez, maître before 1737, d. 1757

Peridiez was survived by five children, at least three of them were cabinetmakers, the better known were Gérard (maître 1761) and Louis (maître 1764).  Both Gérard and Louis had his own estampille; it is possible that one of them, or their brother (whose name is unrecorded) continued to use their father's stamp on pieces which were produced in the years following his death in 1757.