Offered by: Tori Jones Studio
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Pair of Louis XVI Style Armchairs, Late 19th Century

$ 7,805
  • Description
    - A timelessly chic form that works in any setting, this exquisite pair of Louis XVI style armchairs are comfortable and classic. The set has been newly recovered in crisp muslin and features a gorgeous, timeworn finish.

    - Made in the late 19th century, this pair boasts perfectly scaled proportions and clean lines– we love that the original maker omitted the carved rosette accent commonly found along the top of oval back chairs in this style. The result is a look that's modern, sleek, and truly adaptable to any stylish interior.

    - These chairs are in very good antique condition and have been newly reupholstered. Please see our detailed photos.
  • More Information
    Origin: France
    Period: 19th Century
    Materials: Wood, Carved Wood, Upholstery
    Condition: Good.
    Number of Pieces: 2-3
    Styles / Movements: Traditional, Louis XVI
    Incollect Reference #: 719469
  • Dimensions
    W. 24.5 in; H. 35.25 in; D. 19.5 in;
    W. 62.23 cm; H. 89.54 cm; D. 49.53 cm;
Message from Seller:

With more than a decade of experience at brands like domino, Veranda, Elle Decor, House Beautiful and textile company Schumacher, Tori has worn a lot of hats: editor, stylist, art director, merchandiser, buyer, decorator and creative lead. Her eponymous firm is a lifelong dream come true, inspired by a generational passion for hunting and collecting.

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