334 - Pair of cabriolet armchairs in molded, carved wood with a white finish; the backrest features a central medallion with small floral motifs; the armrests have flared cuffs; the crossbar extends beyond the seat and is centered with a crown; the connecting joints feature rosettes; the legs are tapered and fluted. Upholstered in fabric with Indian-style patterns.

Pair of cabriolet armchairs in molded, carved wood with a white finish; the backrest features a central medallion with small floral motifs; the armrests have flared cuffs; the crossbar extends beyond the seat and is centered with a crown; the connecting joints feature rosettes; the legs are tapered and fluted. Upholstered in fabric with Indian-style patterns. Provincial craftsmanship, late 18th–early 19th century H. approx. 92 x 58 cm H. approx. 39/40 cm (seats) (Visible damage and missing sections. Standard restoration, maintenance, and reinforcements. Sold as is) --- Mr. François LACHAUD, Expert in 17th-, 18th-, and 19th-century furniture, objets d’art, and collectibles; old frames. Expert appointed by the Paris Court of Appeals. Member of the European Chamber of Artwork Expert Advisors (C.E.C.O.A.). --- Must be picked up by November 18, 2026