Elegant French armchair from the Louis XV period, mid-18th century. The beautifully curved walnut frame is finely carved with stylized leaves and floral motifs, featuring a profiled and matte finish that highlights the graceful Rococo design. Newly upholstered with high-quality fabric, this restored piece is an excellent example of refined French craftsmanship.
France, Louis XV period, mid-18th century
Elegantly curved solid walnut frame
Finely carved with stylized leaves and floral motifs
Profiled and matte finish
High-quality renewed upholstery
Dimensions: 97 × 67 × 64 cm, seat height 46 cm
Beautifully restored condition
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