Mahogany living room furniture, molded and carved with half gadrooned roses and rhombuses in a medallion. The armrests on sword-shaped uprights, the back legs saber. Includes a sofa, a bergère and six armchairs. Reinforcements. The set upholstered with tapestries of Beauvais of the eighteenth century on the subject of children on the backs, and birds in a surround of flowery garlands, on the seats. The cheeks of the sofa and the shepherdess with flowered branches. Wear, discolorations, accidents. Sofa : H. : 98,5 cm. Width : 178 cm. D. : 70 cm. Shepherdess : H. : 93 cm. Width : 62 cm. D. : 70 cm. Armchairs : H. : 92 cm. Width : 57 cm. D. : 70 cm.

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