Null Jean AVISSE (1723-1796)
CHAIR
In molded and carved natural wood, decorated …

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Jean AVISSE (1723-1796) CHAIR In molded and carved natural wood, decorated with leaves, flowers and shells, on cambered legs. Stamped. Louis XV period. Seat and back caned. Height 98 ; Width 48 ; Depth 43 cm Restorations

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Jean AVISSE (1723-1796) CHAIR In molded and carved natural wood, decorated with leaves, flowers and shells, on cambered legs. Stamped. Louis XV period. Seat and back caned. Height 98 ; Width 48 ; Depth 43 cm Restorations

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