Pair Of Cast-iron Garden Chairs From The Niii Period

A pair of richly ornamented cast-iron garden chairs featuring an elegant naturalistic design inspired by grapevines. The openwork backrests are composed of scrolls, volutes, and floral motifs in relief, combined with vine leaves and elements reminiscent of grapevines. The curved armrests harmoniously extend the decorative composition, while the legs feature an interlacing pattern of curves and foliage characteristic of ornamental garden furniture.
The seats, with their simple lines, contrast with the sculptural richness of the cast-iron frames. The entire set is finished with an antique white paint.
Their naturalistic decoration, ornate cast iron, and weathered appearance lend them a romantic and authentic character, particularly suited to the garden of a historic home, a charming courtyard, or an orangery.