Painted beech wood armchair by Noël Poirier Stamped: POIRIE

End 19th/Early 20th Century French Painted Wood Louis XVI Armchairs or Bèrgères à la Reine A fine pair of late 19th/early 20th century paintwood armchairs, so-called "bèrgères à la...

Large bergere armchair in Louis XV style, in painted wood, circa 1930.

Substantial and heavy, beautifully carved and faux painted pair of Louis XVI style French Provincial armchairs having a cream antiqued color wood and charming light blue and gold che...

Pair of 19th-20th century armchairs in a Scalamandre upholstery having a Swedish Finish. These French Louis XVI style chairs are wonderfully painted having fine carvings and are all ...

Armchairs in cream painted wood and green fillets, with cabriolet back, molded decorated with flowers and polychrome foliage has been fully restored and relined it is ready to accommodate the fabrics of your choice stamped n.blanchard Louis XV period Jean-Nicolas Blanchard (1730-1787), known as the Younger. Master on June 12, 1771. Jean-Nicolas Blanchard known as "the young" was received at his master's degree in 1771 and took over the workshop of his brother Sylvain, on the latter's death, a workshop located rue de Cléry under the sign of "White cat". He became one of the suppliers of the Palace of Versailles and very quickly acquired a very great reputation. He produced large Louis XV style armchairs as well as Transition seats and Louis XVI armchairs, more classic but always of good quality, with noble lines and a perfect finish. He adorned his works with sculptures of roses, foliage, flower garlands, knots of ribbons and acanthus, sculptures of extreme finesse without ever the slightest overload. He also worked for many renowned upholsterers such as the Presle brothers. It ceased its activities some time before the Revolution but it is still mentioned under the Directory. MUSEUMS Broken Duchess Louis XV - Carnavalet Museum Shepherdess Louis XV to the Queen - Louvre Museum Transition Armchair...

A French Louis XVI style painted and carved wood marquise wingback chair from the 20th century, with new upholstery. Created in France during the 20th century, this marquise chair features a straight back, topped with a carved upper rail flanked with petite finials. The arms, offering a great sense of privacy, showcase scrolled extremities and are partially upholstered at the top while their supports are accented with guilloche style motifs. The marquise (a wide bergère chair) has been recently reupholstered in a neutral tone fabric complimenting the classical lines beautifully. Raised on four fluted legs topped with carved rosettes and presenting petite beads on the apron, this Louis XVI marquise...