Description :
This elegant pair of French side chairs embodies the refined curves and decorative richness of the Louis XV taste, likely crafted in France during the late 19th-century, circa 1870-1890. Beautifully carved and full of character, the chairs display graceful cabriole legs, a serpentine seat rail, and finely sculpted floral and shell motifs typical of the Rococo revival period. The shaped backs and flowing silhouette give these chairs a sophisticated, timeless presence suitable for both classical and eclectic interiors.
The frames appear to be crafted in solid walnut, a favored hardwood in French furniture making for its durability, warm color, and ability to showcase intricate carving. The wood retains a rich patina with attractive tonal variation that highlights the craftsmanship and age of the pieces.
The upholstery features a decorative woven fabric in warm coral and golden tones with an elegant floral and ribbon motif, finished with traditional brass nailhead trim. The fabric presents beautifully and contributes warmth and decorative charm while complementing the dark walnut frame.
These chairs are versatile accent pieces that would work beautifully in a living room, bedroom, study, hallway, or around a refined dining or occasional table. Their sculptural quality and balanced proportions make them decorative as well as practical seating.
Wood: Solid French walnut
Date: France, late 19th-century, circa 1870–1890 (Louis XV style / Rococo revival)
Dimensions : 62 cm x 67 cm x H 96,5 cm Seat Height : 43 cm
We also have a matching pair of bergères and a pair of fauteuils (armchairs) available in the same model, allowing for a beautifully coordinated seating ensemble.
Please feel free to inquire should you wish to complete the set.