Louis XVI-era Swivel Office Chair.
Artist: Attribué Avec De Très Grande Chance à Jean Nicolas Cheneaux à Lyon.
An 18th-century antique office chair made of walnut.
Attributed to Jean-Nicolas Cheneaux (1734–1820), master in 1772, chair maker in Lyon.
This chair is unique in that it rotates on a central axis supported by four casters set into mortises above the legs.
The upholstery is entirely new, crafted by a “Meilleur Ouvrier de France” in upholstery. The seat is accented with piping, and the leather trim is decorated with a Louis XVI motif applied using a hot-roll tool.
The chair is in perfect condition, restored by me in my workshop; no reinforcements were added to the joints, and it remains in its original condition.
The leather is full-grain cowhide.
The 18th-century webbing beneath the seat has been preserved.
Attributed to Jean-Nicolas Cheneaux (1734–1820), master in 1772, chair maker in Lyon.
This chair is unique in that it rotates on a central axis supported by four casters set into mortises above the legs.
The upholstery is entirely new, crafted by a “Meilleur Ouvrier de France” in upholstery. The seat is accented with piping, and the leather trim is decorated with a Louis XVI motif applied using a hot-roll tool.
The chair is in perfect condition, restored by me in my workshop; no reinforcements were added to the joints, and it remains in its original condition.
The leather is full-grain cowhide.
The 18th-century webbing beneath the seat has been preserved.
6 300 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 16th, Directory
Condition: Fully restored in our whorkshop
Material: Wallnut
Width: 66 cm. 53 cm de largeur d’assise.
Height: 90 cm. 46 cm de hauteur d’assise.
Depth: 72 cm. 59 cm de profondeur d’assise.
Reference (ID): 1834289
Availability: In stock
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