Pair of French Louis XVI style tub armchairs

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Pair of French Louis XVI style tub armchairs, the carved rails in the typical manner of the period with highly detailed ribbon work along the crest among foliage, the frames with a repeating motif of detailed leaves. To the scrolling acanthus caped arms, flanking around the overstuffed upholstered removable seats and bergere backs.Resting on carved fluted tapering legs

Dimensions
Height 32.5 Inches Height to seat 19 Inches
Width 31 Inches
Depth 23 Inches

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Category Antique Furniture > Antique Armchairs Date circa 1910  1910s Antiques Material Painted Origin French Item code as135a2193 Status Sold

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