China, Qing Dynasty, 19th Century. 2 Armchairs And 6 Chairs In The “scholar’s Cap” Style

CHINA, Qing Dynasty, 19th century.
Two “scholar’s cap”-style armchairs, made of stained wood, with rectangular seats and slightly curved armrests; the seat rests on four straight legs joined by a crossbar, and the base is scalloped. H_120 cm W_63 cm D_44 cm
Very slight variations in the crossbar motif,
Signs of normal wear.

as well as a set of 6 chairs, also in the “scholar’s cap” style, made of wood with rectangular seats (two of which have straw-filled seats), the backrest consists of two curved uprights with a central S-shaped panel, the upper crossbar is wavy and rises at the ends, the entire piece rests on four straight legs joined by a crossbar, with a scalloped belt. Dimensions: H_118 cm D_39 cm W_48 cm Signs of wear.
One of the backrests was previously damaged and restored; the restorations are visible