Important Regency Period Molded And Carved Sofa/benche, Circa 1720

Important Regency Period Molded and Carved Sofa/Benche, Circa 1720. This important and exceptional sofa/benche, crafted from natural wood, is molded and carved during the Regency period. It rests on eight cabriole legs ending in scrolls. The sofa, with its flowing back, is upholstered in a superb damask fabric with a floral design in golden yellow tones, finished with upholstery tacks, and includes seat cushions. Its flowing back and scalloped apron are adorned with stylized shells, flowers, and foliage. The armrests are curved and enveloping. This piece is richly molded and carved with a decoration of shells, foliage, flowers, and acanthus leaves. It offers comfortable seating. Excellent stability. This piece of furniture is of very high quality, with refined and elegant lines, likely originating from a renowned workshop. Combining practical utility with ample seating comfort, this sofa will comfortably accommodate your guests while also offering a superb visual appeal with its harmonious and delicate curves. It will easily adapt to your interior. This beautifully proportioned piece, with its meticulous finish, testifies to the refinement of French Regency furniture and will enhance your home. Regency period work, 18th century, circa 1720. Dimensions: Height: 107 cm, Length: 198 cm, Depth: 82 cm. In excellent condition.