Sabre Leg

front legs terminating in ball and claw feet, with sabre rear legs. The the carvers with superb

front arm posts continue down making up the front legs, with rear legs being sabre. The seats are also

dramatic sabre-shaped legs — a Jallot signature — rendered in solid wood with dark lacquered finish, with

interior. The legs in sabre form are typical of the work of Ulrich. Provenance Galerie Philippe Deneys

bench seat, with French seams for a distinctive accent. Bronze sabre-style legs elevate its curved wood

sabre-form legs, in turn set on gilt bronze paw feet.

front turned legs and two sabre ones in the back. These mahogany hall chairs circa 1860, which combine a

fabric The chair has a polished frame, the front legs are a sabre shape and the arm supports are carved

tapered legs are sabre cut in walnut. Square piano pedals are fixed with minimal, visible brass rods

walnut veneer with. 14" edges, 7" diameter brass dial with bold Roman numerals, on four sabre form legs.      

with a decor of cartouche, foliage and shell, claw and ball feet. Sabre back legs ending with simple

legs with a decor of cartouche, foliage and shell, claw and ball feet. Sabre back legs ending with

green sateen from Manuel Canovas. A mahogany frame with sabre front legs continuing as arm supports

finely carved baluster-shaped supports raised on turned front legs and sabre back legs. With a spurious

substantial sabre shaped rear legs. Each stamped ‘J Proctor’ and ‘1063’ to the underside. In good condition