Pair Of Regency Period Armchairs Around 1715-1720.

Beautiful pair of Parisian cane-bottomed armchairs in molded, sculpted and waxed beech wood, Regency period circa 1715-1720. Their flat square backrests are topped with a double shoulder; the seats are just as wide as they are comfortable, their turbulent armrests with gallantly recessed consoles set back in the straight side crosspieces are devoid of headlines. The set rests on a base consisting of four arched legs punctuated with interior windings raised with acanthus, joined by a crotch brace. An innovative natural decorative repertoire, made up of fancy shells, wavy scalloping of grass misses the evolution of the decorative arts of this beginning of the 18th century, but all the time a perfect symmetry of the decor still remains rigorous. It is worth noting the great care given to the linking elements of irreproachable quality. Balance, nervousness and elegance are the most appropriate terms for this very beautiful pair of beautifully crafted cane-bottomed seats. Balance, nervousness and elegance are the most appropriate terms for these very beautiful cane-bottomed seats of very good quality. Restorations of use and interviews, in particular certain toes and canings have been redone. Dimensions: Height 99.8cm - seat height 46.5cm plus 5cm of slab. Seat width 62cm - backrest width 53.5cm - cuff 57.5cm Seat depth 50.2cm. General conditions of sale and delivery: The price indicated on the advertisement includes delivery throughout metropolitan France. For Germany, Belgium, Italy or Spain contact us for a quote. For the United States, Europe outside the Community or the rest of the world contact us for a quote but the import taxes applicable in each country remain your responsibility. The packaging and the follow-up of the transport are ensured by ourselves or by professional carriers specialized in Works of art.