Comfortable Armchair In Mahogany And Blackened Wood With Griffin-shaped Armrests
A rare, spectacular and comfortable armchair in mahogany and ebonized wood, inlaid with ebony scrolls and palmettes, featuring a scrolled back, armrests with palmette-decorated cuffs, and consoles in the form of griffins. It rests on four cabriole legs with casters.
This armchair, which has all the hallmarks of a ceremonial seat, is a characteristic example of the late Empire period—notably through the use of griffins as arm supports and even within the scrolled backrest—and of the early Restoration, particularly with its console-shaped front legs.
First quarter of the 19th century.
Good used condition.
This armchair, which has all the hallmarks of a ceremonial seat, is a characteristic example of the late Empire period—notably through the use of griffins as arm supports and even within the scrolled backrest—and of the early Restoration, particularly with its console-shaped front legs.
First quarter of the 19th century.
Good used condition.
1 500 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis Philippe, Charles 10th
Condition: Condition of use
Material: Mahogany
Width: 63 cm
Height: 97 cm
Depth: 83 cm
Reference (ID): 1708168
Availability: In stock
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