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A Pair of Early 18th Century Louis Xv Walnut Open Armchairs
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A Pair of Early 18th Century Louis Xv Walnut Open Armchairs

18th century
Description

A pair of Louis XIV / Louis XV walnut open armchairs, the chairs are supported by turned and carved legs joined with a shaped and carved H-stretcher terminating with block and bun foot.. Structurally sound, but do need reupholstering . For fabric, these chairs are Susie Watson waiting to happen !

Ever increasingly difficult to find, these chairs have a lovely form and in remarkably good order for 300 years of age.

I have removed the tapestry covering and cleaned the frame.

Physical Dimensions
Height
114cm (44.88")
Width
61cm (24.02")
Depth
59cm (23.23")
Declaration

Buckingham Interiors has dated these Louis Xv Walnut Armchairs to the 18th Century.

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SA1210477
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A pair of Louis XIV / Louis XV walnut open armchairs, the chairs are supported by turned and carved legs joined with a shaped and carved H-stretcher terminating with block and bun foot.. Structurally sound, but do need reupholstering . For fabric, these chairs are Susie Watson waiting to happen !
Ever increasingly difficult to find, these chairs have a lovely form and in remarkably good order for 300 years of age.
Buckingham Interiors

I have removed the tapestry covering and cleaned the frame.

Height
114cm (44.88")
Width
61cm (24.02")
Depth
59cm (23.23")
Date of Manufacture

Buckingham Interiors has dated these Louis Xv Walnut Armchairs to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1210477
Buckingham Interiors
Buckingham Interiors
Sellingantiques verified Since Apr 2023

Happy to accept offers on any of the items I have for sale.

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A pair of early 18th-century French walnut open armchairs with turned stretchers and worn floral tapestry upholstery.
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A pair of early 18th-century French walnut open armchairs with turned stretchers and worn floral tapestry upholstery.
A pair of early 18th century Louis XV walnut open armchairs
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Early 18th-century French seating, spanning the Regence and Louis XV periods, transitioned from rigid Baroque forms to softer, sinuous curves. Features include serpentine top rails, carved walnut frames, padded backs, and open armrests upholstered in wool tapestry.

Frames were typically carved from solid hardwoods such as walnut, beech, or oak. Upholstery frequently featured hand-woven wool or silk tapestry, secured with brass decorative studs over horsehair and flax padding.

Authentic pieces display hand-carved joinery, pegged mortise and tenon joints, and irregular hand-turned stretchers. The timber shows natural oxidisation, and original upholstery remnants often reveal period hand-stitching and authentic stuffing materials.

Placing a pair of upholstered period armchairs alongside contemporary minimalist sofas creates an engaging contrast of textures and eras. Their high backs and sculptural wood frames add architectural interest to formal living areas or reading nooks.

Keep timber frames away from direct heat sources and sunlight to prevent shrinkage and cracking. Apply beeswax occasionally to walnut wood, and consult a specialist textile conservator for fragile original tapestry fabrics.
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