Pair of wide armchairs, so-called Marquises. Marquises, product of the Soubrier company, Rue de Reuilly.
Paris, early 20th century, beech wood frames of fine quality.
Ornamentally carved as well as in the form of acanthus leaves and pearl bars, matted, partly fluted, wallpapered on the reverse, loose seat cushions, usable on both sides, company name on the underside. 82 x 74 x 60cm, seat height 43 cm, beautiful restored condition.
SoldSo-called Bureau Plat, Louis XV style, end of the 19th century. Curved oak frame, rosewood veneered. Lattice-marked with rosewood, polished, rich partly figural gilded bronze fittings
SoldLouis XVI style, second half of the 19th century, profiled softwood frame, decorated with pearl bars and so-called ox-eye bar profiles.
ox-eye profiles, carved in the form of quivers, flower festoons and laurel leaves, original gilding, renewed faceted mirror panel, 200 x 118 cm, beautiful well-kept general condition, lightly rubbed in places.
Netherlands, 18th century, oak and mahogany wood frame, with extendable feet, mahogany veneered in the frame area.
mahogany veneered, floral inlay and marquetry with various precious woods, folding magnifying plates,
72 x 131 x 58/175 cm, restored condition.