Chair (2) - Wood - Hand Carved Armchairs

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Annick van Itallie
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Graduated in art history with over 25 years' experience in antiques and applied arts appraisal.

Estimate  € 1,800 - € 2,200
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Description from the seller

Exquisite Hand-Carved Artisan Eagle Throne Chairs – A Statement Pair from the Art Deco Period



​Elevate your interior space with this stunning, one-of-a-kind pair of hand-carved eagle throne chairs. These majestic pieces are not merely furniture; they are works of sculptural art that command attention in any room.

​Crafted from solid wood, each chair is meticulously carved to depict a powerful eagle, with detailed feather texturing along the high backrest and sweeping armrests. The base of each chair features the eagle’s talons firmly grasping a coiled serpent, creating a dramatic and symbolic foundation. The deep, rich wood tone highlights the master craftsmanship and brings a warm, sophisticated presence to your home, office, or gallery.



​Artisan Craftsmanship: Exceptional detail in the carving, from the individual feathers to the lifelike talons.

​Majestic Design: A bold, symbolic aesthetic that serves as a perfect focal point for a luxury living area, study, or eclectic collection.

​Solid Construction: Sturdy, heavy-duty build designed for both display and use.

​Collector’s Item: A rare pair that brings an air of grandeur and unique character to your interior design.



​These chairs are in good vintage condition. As hand-carved natural wood pieces, they exhibit the unique character and slight variations in grain and tone expected of artisanal work. Please review all high-resolution photos to appreciate the intricate craftsmanship and condition.

Exquisite Hand-Carved Artisan Eagle Throne Chairs – A Statement Pair from the Art Deco Period



​Elevate your interior space with this stunning, one-of-a-kind pair of hand-carved eagle throne chairs. These majestic pieces are not merely furniture; they are works of sculptural art that command attention in any room.

​Crafted from solid wood, each chair is meticulously carved to depict a powerful eagle, with detailed feather texturing along the high backrest and sweeping armrests. The base of each chair features the eagle’s talons firmly grasping a coiled serpent, creating a dramatic and symbolic foundation. The deep, rich wood tone highlights the master craftsmanship and brings a warm, sophisticated presence to your home, office, or gallery.



​Artisan Craftsmanship: Exceptional detail in the carving, from the individual feathers to the lifelike talons.

​Majestic Design: A bold, symbolic aesthetic that serves as a perfect focal point for a luxury living area, study, or eclectic collection.

​Solid Construction: Sturdy, heavy-duty build designed for both display and use.

​Collector’s Item: A rare pair that brings an air of grandeur and unique character to your interior design.



​These chairs are in good vintage condition. As hand-carved natural wood pieces, they exhibit the unique character and slight variations in grain and tone expected of artisanal work. Please review all high-resolution photos to appreciate the intricate craftsmanship and condition.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
300 kg
Title additional information
Hand Carved Armchairs
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
France
Material
Wood
Colour
Brown
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
120 cm
Width
70 cm
Depth
70 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
Seating height
40 cm
FranceVerified
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