Set Of Four Carved Wood Armchairs. Italy, Mid-19th Century.
Set of four carved wood armchairs. Italy, mid-19th century.
56 x 48 x h 89 cm.
A set of four cherrywood armchairs, attributable to Italian workshops of the second quarter of the 19th century in the Charles X style. The defining decorative element is the horizontal back rail centred by an oval medallion, pierced and carved with gilded foliate motifs. The armrests have a curved profile with a square-section joint at the seat; the front legs are straight and tapering, the rear legs sabre-shaped. The seat is in Viennese cane, with a loose cushion upholstered in light fabric.
Condition report: Generally good condition. Original Viennese cane seats intact; cushions of later date.
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Period: 19th century
Style: Louis Philippe, Charles 10th
Condition: Condition of use
Material: Solid wood
Length: 56
Width: 48
Height: 89
Reference (ID): 1813281
Availability: In stock































