Vier Louis XV-Fauteuils Seat height: 44 cm. Backrest height: 94.5 cm. Stamped "Louis Charles Carpentier" (1730-1787), Master from 1752. Paris, around 1755. On short, curved, fluted legs, the frame stepping forward with floral carvings. Open twisted armrests with matching backrest, crowned by floral carvings. Tapestry cover with figural scenes and animals. Damaged, rest. Provenance: Formerly Kunsthandel Fischer-Böhler, Munich. Törring Collection. South German aristocratic property. (14005112) (13) Four Louis XV fauteuils Seat height: 44 cm. Height of backrest: 94.5 cm. Stamped "Louis Charles Carpentier" (1730-1787), master since 1752. Paris, ca. 1755. Provenance: Former Kunsthandel Fischer-Böhler, Munich. Törring collection. Southern German noble estate.

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