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Empire mahogany working armchair, early 19th century Parisian work

Empire mahogany working armchair, early 19th century Parisian work

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Empire mahony working armchair, early 19th century Parisian work.

High quality model, beautiful, refined sculpture. Although that work is not stamped, it reminds of some great Parisian seatmaker such as Bellange or Jacob Desmalter.

In perfect condition, fully restored with a varnish made in a traditional way, covered with a beige / grey velvet fabric surrounded with a black braid.

Width : 58cm
Height : 96cm
Seat height : 42cm

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