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Elegant chair – gilded wood and blue velvet – France, mid-20th century

Splendid chair with a medallion back, featuring an elegant carved wooden frame with gilded finish and luxurious deep blue velvet upholstery.

This model, inspired by French seating from the late 18th century, represents one of the most iconic symbols of European classical furniture. Louis XVI style is recognizable for its elegant geometric lines, oval backrest (the “medallion”), tapered legs, and finely carved floral decorations.

The chair features a solid wood structure finely carved, with floral decorative motifs and vertical flutings on the front legs. The gilding, slightly patinated by time, gives great charm and authenticity to the whole.

The oval upholstered backrest is covered in blue velvet with capitonné tufting that creates an elegant and three-dimensional effect. The seat, also padded and upholstered in the same velvet, ensures comfort and sophistication. The upholstery is finished with a border of decorative nailheads.

The back of the backrest is upholstered in coordinated fabric and the underside of the seat is protected with a protective cloth.

Thanks to its harmonious proportions, this chair is ideal as:
• vanity chair
• bedroom or living room accent chair
• decorative entrance piece
• dining chair in a classic interior
• complement for Neoclassical or Baroque or Hollywood Regency interiors

The chair retains a beautiful patina of age, with slight signs of wear on the gilding and wood, consistent with its age and use.

Dimensions (approx.)
• Total height: about 95–100 cm
• Width: about 48–50 cm
• Depth: about 50–55 cm
• Seat height: about 48–50 cm

These dimensions are typical of Louis XVI medallion-back chairs.

Materials
• Carved solid wood
• Gilded patinated finish
• Blue velvet upholstery
• Traditional padding
• Decorative metal nailheads

Conditions

Good overall condition.
Signs of wear consistent with age and use, which contribute to the object's charm.

Era

Probably mid-20th century production, made in the Louis XVI style of the 18th century.

Elegant Louis XVI style medallion chair – gilded wood and blue velvet – France, mid-20th century

Beautiful Louis XVI style medallion back chair, featuring an elegant carved wooden frame with a gilded finish and luxurious deep blue velvet upholstery.

This model is inspired by the classic French chairs from the late 18th century and represents one of the most iconic designs of European neoclassical furniture. Louis XVI style seating is characterized by its geometric elegance, oval medallion backrest, tapered legs, and refined carved floral details.

The chair features a solid wood structure finely carved, with floral decorations and fluted front legs typical of the Louis XVI aesthetic. The gilded finish has developed a light patina over time, adding character and authenticity.

The oval upholstered backrest is covered in blue velvet with tufted capitonné work, creating a rich and sophisticated texture. The seat is generously padded and upholstered in matching velvet, ensuring comfort and elegance. Decorative nailhead trim finishes the upholstery.

The back of the backrest is covered with matching fabric and the underside of the seat is protected with upholstery cloth.

Thanks to its elegant proportions, this chair is perfect as:
• vanity chair
• bedroom or living room accent chair
• decorative entrance piece
• dining chair in a classical interior
• complement for neoclassical or French style interiors

The chair retains a beautiful aged patina, with minor wear consistent with age and use.

Dimensions (approx.)
• Total height: approx. 95–100 cm
• Width: approx. 48–50 cm
• Depth: approx. 50–55 cm
• Seat height: approx. 48–50 cm

These measurements correspond to typical Louis XVI medallion chairs.

Materials
• Carved solid wood
• Gilded finish
• Blue velvet upholstery
• Traditional padding
• Decorative nailhead trim

Condition

Good overall condition.
Signs of wear consistent with age and use that enhance the antique character.

Period

Likely mid-20th century production, made in the Louis XVI style.