Description
Two " dagobert " armchairs from the Levant Wood inlaid with mother-of-pearl, turned wood Levant, circa 1900 H. 102 cm - W. 67 cm - D. 59 cm These two "dagobert" armchairs are typical of the Levantine productions of the late 19th century. Each one has a rich chiselled decoration of plant motifs all over its surface, scattered with numerous mother-of-pearl inlaid elements forming stars, lozenges and florets. The backs, composed of scalloped cut wood elements, are pierced with turned wood rosettes in the central part. One of them is decorated with chiselled calligraphic cartouches on the upper part of the back.
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Two " dagobert " armchairs from the Levant Wood inlaid with mother-of-pearl, turned wood Levant, circa 1900 H. 102 cm - W. 67 cm - D. 59 cm These two "dagobert" armchairs are typical of the Levantine productions of the late 19th century. Each one has a rich chiselled decoration of plant motifs all over its surface, scattered with numerous mother-of-pearl inlaid elements forming stars, lozenges and florets. The backs, composed of scalloped cut wood elements, are pierced with turned wood rosettes in the central part. One of them is decorated with chiselled calligraphic cartouches on the upper part of the back.
