800
67x60 H105cm.
Pair of Napoleon III armchairs in gilded and carved wood belonging to the second half of the 19th century.
The circular backrest features a geometric pattern carving and has an Aubusson fabric in the center with a gallant scene in the center.
The two armrests have a curvilinear shape and are connected to the seat via a leaf carving.
The truncated cone-shaped feet are connected by a mixtilinear apron with a garland in the center.
Fabric conditions: Original of the time, but worn by time.
Wood condition: Not restored, but in good condition.
Provenance: 19th century France.
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