134 - A set of four cabriolet armchairs in natural wood, molded and carved with floral motifs; the armrests feature cuffs that end in scrolls, the console arms are gracefully curved, and the crossbar at the front is shaped like a crossbow, resting on four curved legs. Yellow upholstery, modern cushion.

A set of four cabriolet armchairs in natural wood, molded and carved with floral motifs; the armrests feature cuffs that end in scrolls, the console arms are gracefully curved, and the crossbar at the front is shaped like a crossbow, resting on four curved legs. Yellow upholstery, modern cushion. Louis XV period Marked I. P LETELIER (Signs of wear and a few chips.) Height: 89 cm; Width: 60 cm; Depth: 49 cm Jacques-Pierre LETELIER, admitted as a master craftsman in 1747. This cabinetmaker, based on Rue de Charenton, produced almost exclusively Louis XV chairs. He stamped his furniture with his name, spelled with a single “L” and preceded by the initials “I.P.” His son signed his work “J.P. Letellier” with two “L”s to distinguish himself. Expert: Pierre-François DAYOT