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• In Paris, a chair-maker was a " menuisier ", or joiner : guild regulations forbade " menuisiers " to engage in cabinet making.
• La Marcha " du 12 octobre a Washington, un monsieur a cheveux blancs a l'air plus grave que les autres : Ramon Baez, menuisier dans le Bronx.
• Maillet was born in Paris, the son of a " menuisier ", or carver of furniture and panelling, of the working-class district, the Faubourg Saint-Antoine.
• From the mid-nineteenth century onward, the two French trades, " 閎閚iste " and " menuisier, " were often assembled under the single roof of a " furnisher ", and the craft began to make way for the industry.
• Golle had been employed by Cardinal Mazarin before he was taken under royal protection; from 1656 onwards, Golle is described in documents as " ma顃re menuisier en 閎鑞e ordinaire du roi " ( " master ebony furniture maker-in-ordinary to the King " ).
• This multi-volume work, " L'Art du Menuisier " ( " The Art of the Joiner " ), published between 1769 and 1774 by the Acad閙ie des Sciences, contains sections and illustrations on : building carpentry, furniture making, and precious woodworking ( 閎閚isterie ), carriage making, and garden woodworking.
• An exhibition at the Mus閑 National de la Renaissance, Ch鈚eau d'蒫ouen, October 2001  January 2002, and the catalogue, " Hugues Sambin : Un Cr閍teur au XVIe si鑓le ( vers 1520-1601 ) " ( Alain Erlande-Brandenburg, curator ) revived interest in the craftsman-designer, who was trained as a " menuisier ".
• By 1782 the " menuisier " ( chair-maker ) Georges Jacob had delivered seat furnishings to the amount of 13, 958 " livres " and Jean-Fran鏾is Leleu, a prominent " 閎閚iste " ( cabinetmaker ), had rendered a bill for veneered case-pieces, but no detailed contemporary description of the interiors survives : Horace Walpole mentioned this " H魌el de Cond?" in passing as an exemplar of the latest French neoclassical taste, after he had his first view of the Prince of Wales's Carlton House, London, in September 1785.