Fauteuil - Beech - Green with braid trim
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Antique armchair – Empire/Biedermeier style – circa 1820-1850
Elegant characterful armchair with an authentic appearance. The chair is made of solid wood with a beautifully carved back medallion and an original, hand-woven wicker seat.
The design – with a curved backrest, subtle armrests, and light sabre-shaped legs – reflects the atmosphere of the Empire and early Biedermeier period (circa 1820-1850). The chair displays a beautiful patina, with an original green finish.
A special object that works well in both a classic interior and a modern contrast decor. Perfect as a statement piece in a hall or as a stylish accent in a living room.
Condition: used, with signs of age and wear that contribute to its character. Sturdy and decorative.
Antique armchair – Empire/Biedermeier style – circa 1820-1850
Elegant characterful armchair with an authentic appearance. The chair is made of solid wood with a beautifully carved back medallion and an original, hand-woven wicker seat.
The design – with a curved backrest, subtle armrests, and light sabre-shaped legs – reflects the atmosphere of the Empire and early Biedermeier period (circa 1820-1850). The chair displays a beautiful patina, with an original green finish.
A special object that works well in both a classic interior and a modern contrast decor. Perfect as a statement piece in a hall or as a stylish accent in a living room.
Condition: used, with signs of age and wear that contribute to its character. Sturdy and decorative.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Weight
7 kg
Over 200 years old
No
Title additional information
Green with braid trim
No. of items
1
Country of Origin
Netherlands
Material
Beech
Style
Antique
Colour
Green
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
810 mm
Width
550 mm
Depth
510 mm
Estimated period
Circa 1900
Seating Height
605 mm
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