Pair of Empire Style Bergeres with Swans Heads

These are beautifully done chairs with a splash fo white wash and some natural walnut showing through. The upholstery is vintage so expect stains as shown in the photos. If you want ...

These are a fun and classic pair of chairs. The chairs are done in Regency or neoclassical style and feature stylized "dolphins" at the arms and tassles too. The chairs are in a stat...

Pair of Country French bergeres with removable cushions.

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These chairs are absolutely killer and carved so well, so precisely that they were made to be special and remain special today. They feature some of the finest carved details, loving...

Enhance your interior with this stunning pair of Empire-style Bergères chairs dating back to the early 20th century. These elegant armchairs feature gracefully curved gondola-shaped ...

French Empire period mahogany fauteuil or armchair with saber legs and swans' heads on the arms. The chair is upholstered neoclassical-patterned cut mohair fabric.

Pr. of Empire 19th mahogany bergeres, gilt bronze trim and carved wood sphinxs with gilt detail,covered in leopard material.

Contemporary pair of Hollywood Regency bergère chairs are simply stunning. These arm chairs recall classic designs of many eras, whereby animal heads are portrayed as an integral par...

An impressive 'Bergère' armchair in solid wood, dating from the First Empire period (early 19th century) and generously upholstered throughout in alternating stripes of deep pink and...

A Fine Pair of Mahogany And Gilt-Bronze Bergères in the Manner of Jacob-Desmalter. The Bergères each having armrests headed by finely cast caryatid herms. French, Circa 1880. François-Honoré-Georges Jacob-Desmalter (1770-1841) was Napoléon’s pre-eminent court cabinetmaker. He built up the business of his father, the well-known chairmaker Georges Jacob, into one of the most important and successful furniture workshops in Paris which by 1808 employed 332 workmen producing annually furniture valued at 700,000 francs. Jacob-Desmalter et Cie produced neoclassical Empire style furniture often working to Percier and Fontaine's designs, such as for Napoléon’s throne...