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Molded beech armchair with rounded cabriolet backrest, resting on tapered fluted legs; (accidents and restorations; originally painted). Stamped by Jean Baptiste Sené, carpenter received master in 1769. Louis XVI period. H : 103 cm, W : 66 cm

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Molded beech armchair with rounded cabriolet backrest, resting on tapered fluted legs; (accidents and restorations; originally painted). Stamped by Jean Baptiste Sené, carpenter received master in 1769. Louis XVI period. H : 103 cm, W : 66 cm

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