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Epoca

Nineteenth century.

Sizes

56 x 48 xh 89 cm.

Description

Four carved wooden armchairs. Italy, mid-19th century.

56 x 48 xh 89 cm.

A group of four cherrywood armchairs, dating back to the second quarter of the 19th century in Italy, in the Charles X style. The main decorative element is the horizontal band backrest centered by an oval medallion, pierced and carved with gilded plant motifs. The curved armrests attach to the square seat; the front legs are tapered and straight, while the rear legs are saber-shaped. The seat is made of Vienna straw and features a cushion upholstered in light-colored fabric.

Condition report: Good overall condition. Original cane seats; cushions from a later period.

 

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Message to non-Italian buyers: This work has not yet obtained the certificate of free export from Italy, issued by the Superintendency of Cultural Heritage, which certifies that the work does not belong to the Italian cultural heritage and can therefore be freely exported. The legislation in force since 2026 provides for reduced processing times for works with a declared value of less than €50.000, set at the discretion of the expert committee: on average, 2-3 weeks from the date of submission of the request. All costs related to this procedure are included in the price.

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