LOUIS MAJORELLE (1859-1926) IN NANCY The ivy Mahogany armchair, ribbed, moulded and carved. The back simulating plant interlacing and receiving the title decoration carved in high part. The armrests moved and with the reasons in light relief. The front legs are moving and have sculpted receptions and capitals. The belt receiving the carved title decoration. Complete with its very rare original tapestry in embossed leather with the title motif treated in fruit this time. Art nouveau period. Condition and restoration of use, accidents and missing, wear and cracks to the leather parts, missing the sculpture of the belt in front. Height: 96 cm - Width: 58 cm - Depth: 50 cm Provenance: Private collection, Paris XVI.

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