Cabriolet armchair in beechwood, Louis XVI period - second half of the 18th century

This Louis XVI cabriolet armchair captivates with the elegance of its lines and the finesse of its craftsmanship. Its curved, trapezoidal back, both understated and refined, offers a balanced silhouette typical of the 1770s and 1780s, a period when neoclassical rigor combined with a quest for comfort. The upholstered armrests, supported by a delicately turned and carved baluster column, lend a sculptural presence while maintaining the lightness characteristic of the style.
The tapered and fluted legs, emblematic of the reign of Louis XVI, emphasize the verticality and purity of the design. Each slender and perfectly proportioned leg testifies to the skill of 18th-century cabinetmakers, who were meticulous in their pursuit of harmony and precision. The cream-colored silk upholstery, enhanced with a delicate floral motif, envelops the whole in a luminous softness. This fabric, both classic and refined, highlights the beechwood frame and underscores the chair's precious character without ever weighing it down.

An authentic and decorative piece, this Louis XVI cabriolet chair embodies the purest form of neoclassical aesthetics: balance, elegance, and quality craftsmanship. An ideal armchair to enhance a charming interior or complement a period furniture collection.

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Period: 18th century
Restored in our cabinetmaking workshop
Upholstery in very good condition
Width: 57 cm
Depth: 59 cm
Height: 84 cm
Seat height: 41 cm
Delivery available upon request in France and internationally
Reference 632V
https://www.antiquites-lecomte.com/boutique/sieges/fauteuil-cabriolet-en-hetre-epoque-louis-xvi-2eme-partie-xviiie/

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