Armchair (2) - Silk damask - Pair of armchairs

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Anna Hue-Roques
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Pair of armchairs in the Luigi XVI neoclassical style, dating to the late 19th century (1850–1900), upholstered in damask silk fabric, Italian origin, dimensions 89 cm high by 57 cm wide by 50 cm deep, with seating height about 41 cm.

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Splendid and refined pair of medallion-back chairs in full Louis XVI style, dating from the late 19th century (late Eclectic/Napoleonic III period).

The seats are presented in excellent preserved condition, both structurally and aesthetically, with no need for any restoration work.

Characteristics and construction details:
Era: Late '800 (19th Century).
Structure: Made of noble wood (beech/walnut) with warm natural tones and a splendid original patina of time.
Fine details: The fittings above the legs feature floral-motif knobs entirely hand-carved (the fascinating and authentic asymmetries of the period's handcrafted work are evident). The legs are fluted conical trunks, typical of Neoclassicism.
Wood condition: Perfectly solid, joints stable and full absence of structural lesions.
Upholstery: Covered in a sumptuous damask/embossed fabric in gold and yellow tones with glossy floral weaves. The fabric is intact, clean, free of stains or tears.
Conservation/restoration: The chairs have previously undergone a restoration of the seat bottom carried out to artful standards, maintaining the perimeter nail studding as per nineteenth-century tradition.

Dimensions: Height 88 cm, Width 57 cm, Depth 50 cm, Seat height 42 cm.

Pickup by the purchaser or shipping to be arranged.

Splendid and refined pair of medallion-back chairs in full Louis XVI style, dating from the late 19th century (late Eclectic/Napoleonic III period).

The seats are presented in excellent preserved condition, both structurally and aesthetically, with no need for any restoration work.

Characteristics and construction details:
Era: Late '800 (19th Century).
Structure: Made of noble wood (beech/walnut) with warm natural tones and a splendid original patina of time.
Fine details: The fittings above the legs feature floral-motif knobs entirely hand-carved (the fascinating and authentic asymmetries of the period's handcrafted work are evident). The legs are fluted conical trunks, typical of Neoclassicism.
Wood condition: Perfectly solid, joints stable and full absence of structural lesions.
Upholstery: Covered in a sumptuous damask/embossed fabric in gold and yellow tones with glossy floral weaves. The fabric is intact, clean, free of stains or tears.
Conservation/restoration: The chairs have previously undergone a restoration of the seat bottom carried out to artful standards, maintaining the perimeter nail studding as per nineteenth-century tradition.

Dimensions: Height 88 cm, Width 57 cm, Depth 50 cm, Seat height 42 cm.

Pickup by the purchaser or shipping to be arranged.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Style subtype
Louis XVI
Textile type
Silk damask
Title additional information
Pair of armchairs
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Textile
Style
Antique
Colour
Gold
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
89 cm
Width
57 cm
Depth
50 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
Seating height
41 cm
Sold by
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Private

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