Louis XIV-era Ceremonial Armchair
Exceptional Louis XIV-era ceremonial armchair in walnut...
Remarkable silk upholstery with a floral design, accented with fringe.
It has not undergone any restoration and is in impeccable condition.
In the 17th century, a ceremonial armchair served primarily to symbolize the social status and power of the person seated in it.
At that time, where one sat held real social significance; certain seats were reserved for people of very high rank.
A ceremonial armchair was therefore not merely intended for comfort but also served as a symbol of authority, wealth, and status.
17th century (circa 1680–1700)
Remarkable silk upholstery with a floral design, accented with fringe.
It has not undergone any restoration and is in impeccable condition.
In the 17th century, a ceremonial armchair served primarily to symbolize the social status and power of the person seated in it.
At that time, where one sat held real social significance; certain seats were reserved for people of very high rank.
A ceremonial armchair was therefore not merely intended for comfort but also served as a symbol of authority, wealth, and status.
17th century (circa 1680–1700)
3 800 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Wallnut
Width: 65cm
Height: 120cm
Depth: 63cm
Reference (ID): 1829014
Availability: In stock
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