Armchair - Mahogany





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Pair of carved mahogany armchairs in Luigi XV style with flame stitch upholstery, dating to the 20th century, in very good condition with minor signs of use and aging; dimensions 127 cm high, 64 cm wide, 64 cm deep, seating height 45 cm; weight 15 kg.
Description from the seller
Pair of carved wooden armchairs in Louis XV style with flame stitch patterned upholstery.
These armchairs reflect the Louis XV style, characterized by elegant curved lines, cabriole legs, and refined decorative carvings. The Louis XV style, developed in France during the reign of Louis XV (1715–1774), emphasized grace, asymmetry, and delicate ornamentation, becoming a symbol of elegance and refinement in European furnishings. The flame stitch (or bargello) patterned upholstery adds a vibrant touch of color and visual complexity, a textile technique popular from the 17th century onward.
These chairs are especially prized by antique furniture collectors and interior design enthusiasts who seek distinctive pieces to enrich classic or eclectic spaces. Their appeal lies in the combination of craftsmanship, timeless elegance, and the vibrancy of the original or restored upholstery. Such chairs are highly sought after in the antique market for their historical, aesthetic, and decorative value, representing a cultural and economic investment.
Seller's Story
Pair of carved wooden armchairs in Louis XV style with flame stitch patterned upholstery.
These armchairs reflect the Louis XV style, characterized by elegant curved lines, cabriole legs, and refined decorative carvings. The Louis XV style, developed in France during the reign of Louis XV (1715–1774), emphasized grace, asymmetry, and delicate ornamentation, becoming a symbol of elegance and refinement in European furnishings. The flame stitch (or bargello) patterned upholstery adds a vibrant touch of color and visual complexity, a textile technique popular from the 17th century onward.
These chairs are especially prized by antique furniture collectors and interior design enthusiasts who seek distinctive pieces to enrich classic or eclectic spaces. Their appeal lies in the combination of craftsmanship, timeless elegance, and the vibrancy of the original or restored upholstery. Such chairs are highly sought after in the antique market for their historical, aesthetic, and decorative value, representing a cultural and economic investment.

