SET OF FOUR ARMCHAIRS AND A THREE-SEATER SOFA IN OLD PAINTED BEECH. Queen model They stand on 4 fluted legs, the front ones filleted. The medallion-shaped backs are surmounted by a double fleur-de-lys. Stamped by Faubourg cabinetmaker Denis JULLIENNE, received as Master in Paris on July 31, 1775. Stamp marks under the belts of two armchairs and under the belt of the bench. Late Louis XVI period Armchairs: 96 x 59.5 x 50 cm One of the armchairs has been restored under the front belt. Salon upholstered in beautiful silk in perfect condition. Two small cushions for the sofa.

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