Y A REGENCY ROSEWOOD AND BRASS INLAID TABLE CABINET ATTRIBUTED TO LOUIS CONSTANTIN LE GAIGNEUR, CIRCA 1820 The front with decoration of squirrel eating a nut, within an arrangement of short drawers38cm high, 40.5cm wide, 21.5cm deepThe French emigré craftsman Louis Constantin Le Gaigneur is recorded as having a 'bhul' revival manufactory specialising in brass inlaid and mounted furniture at workshops in London at 4 Homer Street and 19 Queen Street (now Harrowby Street), Edgware Road. Along with makers such as Banting, France & Co, and Gillows he catered to the rising desire for Boulle revival furniture among the nobility and royal collectors of the early 19th century.