174 - Two mahogany armchairs in the Consulate or Empire style and period

Two mahogany armchairs in the Consulate or Empire style and period Both have straight backs. One features saber-shaped legs and crooked armrests accented with godrons, cartouches, palm leaves, and foliage; the other has straight legs and armrests, discreetly accented with palmette and fleur-de-lis motifs. The latter is stamped under the frame “S. BRIZARD” for Sulpice BRIZARD (1733–after 1796), who was certified as a master craftsman in Paris in 1862. 92x56x47 cm and 94x57x44 cm Upholstered with horsehair and fabric (the fabric needs to be completely reupholstered).