Fauteuil (2) - Wood, Leather, Velvet

Pair of Spanish jamugas from the late 19th or early 20th century, made of solid wood, probably walnut, with a curule structure, crossed legs, and a central stretcher. They feature a wavy-profile backrest with relief carving of vegetal motifs and central medallions with heraldic geometric decoration. The arms and lateral uprights are decorated with continuous carved friezes, while the front of the legs is finished with central carved plates of stylized vegetal design. The seats preserve the original suspension system using a tensioned leather framework fixed with visible nails. They are accompanied by loose cushions recently restored, made in keeping with the traditional system and upholstered in English velvet, with gold piping and fringe. They preserve the original hardware and assemblies. The restoration consisted of a respectful revarnishing, without alterations to profiles or concealment of carving, maintaining the natural grain of the wood. A representative set of historicist furniture transitioning between the late 19th and early 20th centuries, of good workmanship and attractive decorative character. Firm and stable structure with light wear commensurate with age. Total height 80 cm, seat height 45 cm, total width 60 cm, depth 60 cm. We do not ship outside the EU and also not to countries with customs procedures. Shipping will be carried out in two separate packages. The remaining furniture and decoration are not part of the sale.