Louis XV Armchair, 18th Century.

Thislarge Louis XV-era bergère is made of natural wood, molded andfinely carved. The backrest, which is flat and curved downward, is known as “à lareine.” The top, shaped like a gendarme’s cap, is carved withblooming flowers accompanied by foliage, while the shouldersare adorned with acanthus leaves. The armrests are trimmed with acuff, and their supports are whip-shaped. The seat, wide anddeep, is fitted with a removable cushion. The molded,scalloped apron is adorned on the front with a small flower andfoliage; it rests on four curved legs, adorned with asmall flower at the joint and finished with acanthusleaves. In good overall condition, this very well-preserved chairfeatures a beautiful original patina; however, the upholsterycould benefit from being reupholstered, and the fabric covering it should be replaced.

Period18th century.

Dimensionsheight 98 cm, width 78 cm.