Chair (2) - Walnut - Hall chair, stool

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Pair of carved walnut hall chairs dating to 1850–1900 in antique style, Italian origin, 108 cm high, 38 cm wide, 38 cm deep, seating height 50 cm, weight 6 kg, in good condition with minor age marks and stains.

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Pair of carved wooden seats – Italy, 18th-19th century

Provenance: Italy (central-northern area)
Material: solid carved wood (probably walnut)
Technique: full-round manual carving
Number of pieces: pair

Description

Refined pair of representative seats in solid wood finely carved, attributable to the Italian production of the 18th century, with a fully Baroque taste.

The tall contoured backrests feature rich decoration of volutes, foliage and palmettes, culminating at the top with a crest carved with strong expressive character, an element typical of ceremonial and noble furnishings of the period.

The horizontal band beneath is adorned with rosette motifs and fluting, while the lower, massive and carved structures give the seats an imposing stage presence. The solid seat, without upholstery, confirms a representative rather than everyday use.

The carving is deep, continuous and structural, not applied, with slight asymmetries that attest to artisanal workmanship. The dark original patina, obtained from the natural aging of the wood and from ancient waxes, gives great warmth and authenticity to the whole.

Condition

In good conservation condition, with normal signs of time and use consistent with the age. Structurally solid. Small modern restorations noted.

Highly decorative furnishings, ideal for:

reception rooms
grand entrances
historic interiors or antique collections
high-end scenographic installations

Sold in pair.

Pair of carved wooden seats – Italy, 18th-19th century

Provenance: Italy (central-northern area)
Material: solid carved wood (probably walnut)
Technique: full-round manual carving
Number of pieces: pair

Description

Refined pair of representative seats in solid wood finely carved, attributable to the Italian production of the 18th century, with a fully Baroque taste.

The tall contoured backrests feature rich decoration of volutes, foliage and palmettes, culminating at the top with a crest carved with strong expressive character, an element typical of ceremonial and noble furnishings of the period.

The horizontal band beneath is adorned with rosette motifs and fluting, while the lower, massive and carved structures give the seats an imposing stage presence. The solid seat, without upholstery, confirms a representative rather than everyday use.

The carving is deep, continuous and structural, not applied, with slight asymmetries that attest to artisanal workmanship. The dark original patina, obtained from the natural aging of the wood and from ancient waxes, gives great warmth and authenticity to the whole.

Condition

In good conservation condition, with normal signs of time and use consistent with the age. Structurally solid. Small modern restorations noted.

Highly decorative furnishings, ideal for:

reception rooms
grand entrances
historic interiors or antique collections
high-end scenographic installations

Sold in pair.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Weight
6 kg
Title additional information
Hall chair, stool
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Walnut
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
108 cm
Width
38 cm
Depth
38 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
Seating height
50 cm
ItalyVerified
43
Objects sold
Private

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