Moulded, carved, cream and gold lacquered wooden salon furniture comprising a banquette, a pair of cabriolet armchairs and a pair of lyre-back chairs. The backs of the bench and cabriolets are medallion-shaped, the armrests with cuff ending in a scroll, the consoles are curved, the connecting dice decorated with flowers, all resting on tapered, fluted and filleted feet at the front. Upholstered in polychrome Aubusson tapestry, with figures and animated scenes on the backs and animals on the seats. Louis XVI style, 19th century. Bench dimensions: 92 x 190 x 65 cm. Armchair dimensions: 87 x 60 x 60 cm. Chair dimensions: 85 x 40 x 45 cm. (small accidents and missing parts, restorations).

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