Null Comfortable armchair, blackened wood legs.
Nineteenth century.
94 x 81 x 60…

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Comfortable armchair, blackened wood legs. Nineteenth century. 94 x 81 x 60 cm.

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Comfortable armchair, blackened wood legs. Nineteenth century. 94 x 81 x 60 cm.

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SEATING SET including : - A pair of Louis XVI style straight-back "à la Reine" armchairs in rebacked wood with traces of polychromy. Resting on two baluster feet and two saber feet. H 91 x W 60 x D 58 cm. Stains - Pair of Louis XVI-style cabriolet armchairs with gendarme-cap backs. Scrolled armrest resting on four tapered and fluted legs. A rocking ottoman upholstered in purple velvet is included. H 89 x W 58 x D 49 cm Wear, one leg broken - Pair of Charivari chairs in blackened wood, decorated with polychrome motifs. Resting on two saber legs and two baluster legs, joined by a strut. H 84 x W 43 x D 40 cm Wear

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Deck chair 1930s, comfortable wicker chair with extendable footrest and adjustable backrest, integrated magazine rack and drinks holder in the armrests, unrestored original condition with signs of wear, dimensions 97 x 76 x L max. 180 cm.

Estim. 50 - 80 EUR

Mahogany armchair, openwork back with geometric pattern, green velvet seat. 19th century. 94 x 56 x 50 cm. (missing veneer, notably on the headband).

Estim. 600 - 800 EUR

SIX CHAIRS in blackened wood, curly seat. Circa 1980. H: 100 - W: 56 - D: 53 cm.

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