Silk Canapes

French Canape Set from the end 19th Century Sofa, chair and armchair Sofa h 122 cm x W 161 x D 60, armchair H 118 x W 70 x D 59, chair H 105 x W 54 x D 47, Good condition for the time

Gorgeous Canapé- sofá en Corbeille, in Louis XV style, made of carved walnut wood with plant decorations and 19th century , recently re-upholstery in mink color loop wool or wool bo...

Small bench Directoire period, end of reign of Louis XVI. Magnificent patterned silk upholstery for the seat and plain blue silk on the back of the bench. Very good condition. Grey, ...

19th century French Louis XV style canape in old worn very pale robins egg blue painted surface showing underlying areas of old white paint gesso wood. Beautifully deconstructed to o...

A lovely 19th century Louis XVI style settee newly upholstered in a creamy ecru mohair silk velvet with nailhead detail.

19th Century French Louis XV giltwood canape or sofa displays the grandeur and opulence of the Rococo style during one of its revivals of the Napoleon III era. The gracious, naturali...

A 19th century Louis XVI style painted and gilt wood canapé newly upholstered in Neisha Crosland's elegant and edgy fantastical silk-linen Thistle fabric. Ivory, pinks and green.

This is an outstanding example of a Gustavian Sofa that dates to c. 1810-1820. The sofa is in very good to excellent condition, considering it's 200 plus years of use. The sofa is up...

Antique French walnut Louis XVI canapé, sofa is part of an exquisite salon set which includes the pair of side chairs and pair of bergère (armchairs) you can view by clicking on the ...

In the manner of Jean-Baptiste-Claude Séné. The frame finely carved with neoclassical decoration, with gadrooned top rail, flanked by small urns, the padded arms resting on spiral fluted columns capped with rosettes, the turned and cable fluted legs terminating in toupie feet. Upholstered in a stunning golden ochre silk with sumptuous feather under cushion. A fabulous addition at the end of a bed. Jean-Baptiste-Claude Sené: Following in the footsteps of his father and grandfather, Jean-Baptiste-Claude Sené became a master menuisier when he was twenty-one. He supplied the French royal family with furniture and is particularly famous for a bed he made for Marie-Antoinette, the French queen, for the palace of Fontainebleau. He made some of the most sumptuous furniture in seats intended for the royal residences. In 1789 he delivered the entire furniture collection for Montreuil Castle offered by Louis XVI to Madame Elisabeth, including designing particularly refined voyeuses chairs...

A most striking and refined canapé of an unusual and delicate form, the work literally sprawls in a span of 86” against only 33 1/2” in height, creating a slender and stretched visua...

A most striking and refined canape of an unusual and delicate form, the work literally sprawls in a span of 86” against only 33 1/2” in height, creating a slender and stretched visua...