Pair Of Louis XVI Armchairs, 18th Century

Pair of Louis XVI-era cabriolet armchairs, made of carved and molded wood, with medallion backs.

An elegant pair of parlor armchairs featuring a beautiful neoclassical design, characteristic of Louis XVI furniture. The oval, slightly curved backs are framed by finely carved moldings and accented with a decoration of small pearls and stylized foliage.

The armrests, with padded cuffs, rest on sinuous armrests, adorned with carved plant motifs. The front legs are adorned with carved rosettes, while the tapered, fluted legs end in molded feet.

The seat panels are also highlighted by molding and carved decorative motifs, contributing to the overall elegance of the set. The armchairs retain their fabric upholstery featuring a geometric pattern of small medallions in shades of beige and cream, with matching trimmings.

The set is distinguished by the delicacy of its proportions, the quality of its ornamentation, and the harmony of its carving, offering a particularly refined decorative presence.

Period: Louis XVI, 18th century, to be confirmed after examination of the construction and any marks.

Material: carved and molded wood, fabric upholstery.

Condition: generally in good condition; upholstery and fabric