Nourisher's Chair In Walnut - Late 17th Century, Work In The Taste Of Louis XIII

Elegant solid walnut nursery chair, late 17th century work, retaining the characteristics of the Louis XIII style, recognizable by its robust yet refined character.

The base immediately catches the eye with its rich turning:the legs, powerfully curved, feature carved work typical of the period, alternating bulges and constrictions with great mastery. They are linked by anX-shaped brace, an emblematic element as much aesthetic as structural, giving the whole remarkable stability while asserting a real visual presence.
This architectural base is characteristic of the Louis XIII vocabulary, where solidity is expressed with elegance.
The high backrest, with four curved and moved bars, offers a play of supple and decorative lines. Each crossbar is delicately cut, bringing rhythm and lightness to the overall silhouette, while retaining that rigor proper to the 17th century.
This contrast between firm structure and undulating details plays a full part in the room's charm.The seat, covered in tapestry in perfect condition, is highlighted by a braid of decorative nails that soberly accentuates its outline. The carefully chosen fabric blends harmoniously into the ensemble, enhancing the warmth of the walnut.
The ensemble has a beautiful antique patina, a testament to its authenticity and history (note, as is natural for a piece of furniture over 300 years old, a few slight accidents of use, discreet and with no impact on its solidity or aesthetics).
A piece of character, both decorative and functional, ideal for bringing a touch of authenticity and elegance to an interior, whether classic or contrasting in a more contemporary setting.

height 103 cm
width 45 cm
depth 53 cm