Louis XVI living room, including four armchairs with medallion and a sofa. In molded beech, carved, rechampis. Back cabriolet enrubanné topped by a bow, the armrests with cuffs, fluted and filleted ended by an acanthus leaf. The connections are carved with fleurons, the belt enrubannée centered by a knot. The legs are tapered, fluted and filleted. The upholstery is signed AUBUSSON with medallion in flowered garlands. The seats after the drawings of the fables of LA FONTAINE by Jean Baptiste OURDY. Dimensions of the armchairs: Seat depth: 55cm. Width of the seat: 60cm. Height of the seat: 40cm. Height of the medallion: 56cm. Width of the medallion: 40cm. Total height: 96cm. Total depth: 50cm. Dimensions of the sofa: Width of the seat: 120cm. Depth of the seat: 60cm. Height of the seat: 40cm. Total height: 96cm. Total width: 52cm.

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