Pair of cabriole-backed armchairs in beech and natural walnut. The back is curved, molded and decorated with flowers and foliage. The arms have cuffs and are supported by sinuous brackets. The molded belt rests on a cambered base. Stamped on the front crosspieces by Jullienne. Parisian work from the Louis XV period. Denis Jullienne was awarded the title of Master in Paris on July 31, 1775. Height Height : 89.5 cm Seat depth : 49.5 cm Width : 60 cm Reinforcement and major restoration on the belt.

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