Pair Of Louis XVI Period Armchairs. Stamped Sulpice Brizard

A pair of elegant Louis XVI period bergère armchairs in white lacquered beechwood, stamped S. Brizard.
They feature curved backs, tapered and fluted legs surmounted by a rosette within a cube. The armrests rest on detached columns. They are beautifully proportioned and very comfortable.
Both are stamped Brizard under the front rail.
The upholstery is in perfect condition, the orange-red velvet is impeccable, with no wear or stains.
Regarding the bergère on the left in the photo: one rosette is missing and will be replaced.
The piping on the right armrest will be restitched.
Height 91 cm - width 62 cm - depth 62 cm.
Sulpice Brizard (1733-after 1796) – chair maker – master craftsman obtained on February 13, 1762. This chair maker distinguished himself as a representative of the Louis XV, Transitional, and Louis XVI styles. Brizard's work is characterized by a few chairs from the Louis XV and Transition periods. However, it is in the Louis XVI style that he truly asserts his originality and finds the full expression of his talent. His designs are beautifully proportioned, finely carved, and often executed with great refinement. His pieces are often distinguished by their armrest brackets and legs with tightly spiraled fluting. Finally, Brizard's stamp can be found on several small Louis XVI wall-mounted consoles in finely carved and openwork wood.