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Exquisitely carved, these early 19th-century armchairs illustrate the noble aesthetics of the Empire style. The solid mahogany frame, enhanced by a deep-toned mahogany burl veneer, features a symmetrical design of finely carved palmettes at the top of the back and on the armrests, testifying to meticulous cabinetmaking.
The generous seat and slightly sloping backrest offer appreciable comfort. The whole ensemble is upholstered in a sober, luminous cream checkerboard pattern fabric with signs of use.
Resting on two turned and molded front legs, and two saber feet at the back, this pair combines balance and poise. Ideal for a classical setting or an interior blending the old and the contemporary, they will appeal to lovers of period furniture in search of authentic, decorative pieces.
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Period: Early 19th century
Restoration of the structure in our cabinetmaking workshop. Waxed finish.
Upholstery showing signs of use: new fabric required.
Delivery possible in France and abroad on request.
Dimensions :
Width : 61 cm
Depth : 53 cm
Height : 94 cm
Seat height : 40 cm
Reference : 349 R
Ref: T8SAD92KCO