Louis 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.
Louis XV style, France, end of the 19th century. Various hardwoods and softwoods, veneered, primed in red, decorated in lacquer technique in the form of landscape scenes on the reverse side, raised work. Two drawers on the front, sloping writing. Writing flap and two pull-out support slats. Interior with four drawers, sliding back bottom section, top and inside with red leather upholstery decorated with gold, gilded bronze ornamental fittings. Dimensions: 93 x 90 x 56 cm, beautiful restored condition
SoldBeautiful pair of bergeres from France. Era Louis XVI, around 1780. Profiled and partly fluted beech wood frames, stained brown an matted. The upholstery rebuilt with horsehair and covered with high quality fabric. Loose seat cushions, on the lower side of the frame stamped A. Mouzard, (Antoine Mouzard, master from 1755)
