Pair Of Lacquered Beech Queen's Armchairs Stamped "jb Boulard," Louis XVI Period, 18th Century
Artist: Jean-baptiste Boulard
Pair of lacquered beech Queen’s armchairs stamped “JB Boulard,” from the Louis XVI period.
Tuileries brand mark, remnants of a delivery label.
Order No. 617 of October 18, 1784
“for the Queen at the Tuileries, Cabinet of the Nobles (...) 4 square Queen’s armchairs with sloping armrests, fluted turned legs, and double molding around the perimeter (...)
Chatard, commissioned under the same order number, executed “white varnished paint.”
Condition report: restored by our workshop in January–April 2026. Reupholstered with 19th-century Lyon silk in the Louis XVI style.
Tuileries brand mark, remnants of a delivery label.
Order No. 617 of October 18, 1784
“for the Queen at the Tuileries, Cabinet of the Nobles (...) 4 square Queen’s armchairs with sloping armrests, fluted turned legs, and double molding around the perimeter (...)
Chatard, commissioned under the same order number, executed “white varnished paint.”
Condition report: restored by our workshop in January–April 2026. Reupholstered with 19th-century Lyon silk in the Louis XVI style.
40 000 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 16th, Directory
Condition: Fully restored in our whorkshop
Material: Painted wood
Height: 42cm / 93,5cm
Reference (ID): 1786267
Availability: In stock
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