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Ein Bonheur-du-jour ( frz. Glück des Tages) ist ein kleiner, zierlicher Damen- Schreibtisch, der in den 1760er Jahren von den Pariser Marchand-Merciers eingeführt wurde und in Frankreich zu einem der beliebtesten Möbel des 18. Jahrhunderts avancierte.
Bonheur du jour Paris: The bohemian brand for women, children and the home.
A bonheur du jour (in French, bonheur-du-jour, meaning "daytime delight") is a type of lady's writing desk. It was introduced in Paris by one of the interior decorators and purveyors of fashionable novelties called marchands-merciers about 1760, and speedily became intensely fashionable. [1]
Bonheur du jour, small, dainty writing table, introduced in the 1760s, which became one of the most popular varieties of French 18th-century furniture. A block of storage compartments, set along the back of the top and often partly enclosed, incorporates a drawer, cupboards, and shelves and is.
- The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica
Quite possibly the Museum’s bonheur-du-jour, as this type of small writing desk is called, was the one formerly in the possession of the king’s favorite.
This type of elegant lady’s writing desk was called a bonheur-du-jour, literally “happiness of the day” which may refer to the joys of letter writing. Eleven of these desks are known of which The Met has four in its collection: see also 58.75.48; 58.75.49; and 1982.60.54.
Ein Bonheur-du-jour (frz. Glück des Tages) ist ein kleiner, zierlicher Damen-Schreibtisch, der in den 1760er Jahren von den Pariser Marchand-Merciers eingeführt wurde und in Frankreich zu einem der beliebtesten Möbel des 18. Jahrhunderts avancierte. Der Tisch hatte einen niedrigen rückwärtigen Aufsatz mit offenen oder geschlossenen ...
