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Living room sectional In mahogany, the violin back resting on four curved legs. Comprising an armchair and two chairs Louis-Philippe period Height: 98 cm (Accident to the seat)

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Living room sectional In mahogany, the violin back resting on four curved legs. Comprising an armchair and two chairs Louis-Philippe period Height: 98 cm (Accident to the seat)

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Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Part of a set of mahogany and mahogany veneered lounge furniture with straight, slightly upturned back, scrolled armrests, resting on shanked front legs and saber-shaped rear legs. It includes a sofa and six armchairs. Covered in red velvet. Louis-Philippe period. Sofa: Height 94 cm; Width 197 cm; Depth 60 cm. Armchairs: Height 90 cm; Width 56 cm; Depth 46 cm. (A few accidents).

Estim. 50 - 80 EUR

Suite of four mahogany and mahogany veneered chairs, with slightly inverted openwork backs, resting on hocked legs. Louis-Philippe period. Height: 82 cm; Length: 44 cm; Depth: 39 cm. Missing veneer, one foot damaged, restorations.

Estim. 250 - 350 EUR

Pair of "voyeuses" chairs in molded, carved and grey relacquered wood, the back carved with a lyre, the seat violonée, connecting dice with florets resting on four tapered and fluted legs, partly fluted. Louis XVI period Purple silk upholstery with floral putti motifs H. 85 cm; W. 45 cm; D. 45 cm Accident to a backrest, wear, worn upholstery to be redone.

Estim. 400 - 600 EUR

SUITE OF FOUR mahogany and mahogany veneered CHAIRS attributed to Henri JACOB (1753-1824) from the Directoire period. The openwork back rests on sabre feet. Accents. H. 88.5 ; W. 44.5 ; D. 38.5cm

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