Offered by: Mayfair Gallery
39 South Audley Street London W1K 2PP , England Call Seller 44.207.491.3435

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A set of four Louis XVI style giltwood fauteuils

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  • Description
    A set of four Louis XVI style giltwood fauteuils
    French, Early 20th century
    Height 92cm, width 60cm, depth 55cm
     
    These beautiful fauteuils - armchairs with open sides and upholstered arms, typical of Louis XV and XVI styles - were crafted in the early twentieth century, and are designed in a refined, Neoclassical manner, with restrained and yet effective ornamentation. The pieces consist of oval backs, decorated with carved and gilt ribbons and flowers, mounted upon tapering stop-fluted legs, with more recent upholstery in cream cut velvet, which affords the chairs a certain modernity and vitality that makes them fit for purpose and use, as well as aesthetically beautiful pieces.
  • More Information
    Origin: France
    Period: 1900-1919
    Materials: Giltwood, Upholstery.
    Creation Date: Early 20th Century
    Styles / Movements: Traditional, Louis XVI
    Dealer Reference #: 16986
    Incollect Reference #: 574297
  • Dimensions
    W. 23.62 in; H. 36.22 in; D. 21.65 in;
    W. 60 cm; H. 92 cm; D. 55 cm;
Message from Seller:

Mayfair Gallery, located in London’s exclusive Mayfair district, specializes in exceptional art and antiques from the 19th and early 20th centuries, featuring works by renowned artists and craftsmen. With a focus on quality and historical importance, our diverse collection unites exquisite pieces that exemplify unparalleled artistry. | jamie@mayfairgallery.com | 44.207.491.3435 |

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