Provenance
1795 - 1802
Jean-Baptiste Hosten, French, 1741 - 1802 (salon de compagnie, Maison Hosten, 38 rue Saint-Georges, Paris, France), by inheritance to his daughter, Pascalie Hosten, 1802.
1802 - 1823
Marie Agnès Françoise Pierre Pascalie Hosten, comtesse d'Arjuzon, French, 1774 - 1850 (salon de compagnie, Maison Hosten, 38 rue Saint-Georges, Paris, France), by gift to her heirs, 1823.
Source: Pons, Bruno. French Period Rooms Rebuilt in England, France, and the Americas (Dijon: Éditions Faton, 1995), p. 406.
1823 - by 1892
Heirs of Marie Agnès Françoise Pierre Pascalie Hosten, comtesse d'Arjuzon, French, 1774 - 1850 (salon de compagnie, Maison Hosten, 38 rue Saint-Georges, Paris, France), dismantled between 1885 and 1892, when the house was demolished, and sold to Mme Lelong.
by 1892 -
Mme C. Lelong (Paris, France)
possibly before 1897
Paul Fournier, American, 1888 - about 1961 (Paris, France)
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Lévy (15 rue Pigalle, Paris, France), sold to the Prince d'Essling.
Source: Marmottan, Paul. Le Style empire: Architecture et décors d'intérieurs. Vol. 4, Étude critique et descriptive (Paris: F. Contet, 1927), p. 2.
possibly 1897 - 1913
Victor Masséna, Prince d'Essling and duc de Rivoli, French, 1836 - 1910 (8 rue Jean Goujon, Paris, France), sold to Maison Carlhian when the house was demolished, 1913.
Source: mentioned and pictured in Dilke, Lady Emelia. French Furniture and Decoration in the XVIIIth Century (London: George Bell and Sons, 1901), pp. 67-68, 70.
1913 - 1921
Maison Carlhian, 1914 - 1930 (Paris, France), consigned to both Maison Carlhian and Jacques Seligmann, 1921.
1921 - 1925
Maison Carlhian, 1914 - 1930 and Jacques Seligmann, French, 1858 - 1923 (Paris, France), sold to Otto Wolf, 1925.
1925 -
Otto Wolff (Cologne, Germany), sold to a private collection.
- 1969
Private Collection (Cologne, France), sold to Joachim Kaiser and Georg Fahrbach, 1969.
1969 - 1986
Joachim Kaiser and Georg Fahrbach (Cologne, Germany), sold to Axel Vervoordt, 1986.
Source: Correspondence with Joachim Kaiser, March-June, 1987, in the files of the Sculpture & Decorative Arts department, J. Paul Getty Museum.
1986 - 1987
Axel Vervoordt (Antwerp, Belgium), sold to the J. Paul Getty Trust, 1987.
1987 - 1998
The J. Paul Getty Trust (Los Angeles, California), accessioned by the J. Paul Getty Museum, 1998.