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Pair of Late 19th Century Small Open Armchairs
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Pair of Late 19th Century Small Open Armchairs

19th century
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Great pair of late 19th century painted fauteuils / painted arm chairs

French circa1890s , nice sturdy frames , need reupholstering

Height 32 inches

Width 24 inches

Depth 22 inches

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Merchant House Antiques has dated these French Painted Open Armchairs to the 19th Century.

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SA1181218
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Mha058/0330/3022
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Description
Great pair of late 19th century painted fauteuils / painted arm chairs

French circa1890s , nice sturdy frames , need reupholstering

Height 32 inches

Width 24 inches

Depth 22 inches

Date of Manufacture

Merchant House Antiques has dated these French Painted Open Armchairs to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1181218
Dealers Internal Ref
Mha058/0330/3022
Merchant House Antiques
Merchant House Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Apr 2008

4th generation of antiques specialists. Expert in quality 19th century european furniture - specialists in farmhouse tables.

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A pair of late 19th-century French style open armchairs with carved muted green painted frames and patterned velvet fabric.
Pair of late 19th century small open armchairs
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A fauteuil is a style of French open armchair featuring an exposed wooden frame, upholstered back and seat, and open padded armrests. Originating during the 17th and 18th centuries, these chairs became signature pieces of French Rococo and Louis XV style furniture.

Late 19th-century French armchairs typically featured solid hardwood frames, such as beech or walnut, carved with foliate motifs. Frames were frequently painted or gilded and upholstered using traditional horsehair padding, webbed seat foundations, and brass stud trim.

Authentic 19th-century painted armchairs display natural wear on hand-carved details, layered paint finishes with age-appropriate distressing, and traditional joinery such as dowel and mortise-and-tenon joints beneath the upholstery line.

Pairing classic French fauteuils with clean-lined modern sofas or placing them as a balanced pair opposite a fireplace creates a refined contrast. The painted frame and textured upholstery complement neutral palettes and layered textiles.

Keep painted wooden chairs away from direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent cracking and paint flaking. Vacuum fabric upholstery gently with a soft brush attachment and dust carved wooden frames using a dry lint-free cloth.
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