$3,800.00
Pair of antique Louis XV bergère armchairs, originally handcrafted in the 19th Century from beech. They were later reupholstered in a pale blue-and-white patterned textile and with down-filled cushions. The wood has aged beautifully over the centuries, preserving the finely carved detailing: flower heads adorn the crown of the chairs and the apron, while the arms and legs are fluted. Other noteworthy features include arm padding in a matching fabric and the ornate gimp trim.
Dimensions:
25 in. width
20 in. depth
36.5 in. height
24 in. arm height
17.5 in. seat height
Condition notes:
In overall good condition and structurally sound, with general wear consistent with the chairs' age and use. The frame is original. The upholstery and cushioning were a later addition.
$5,800.00
This Finn Juhn-style settee was originally crafted in the 1940s. It has been newly reupholstered in gold-and-black chevron wool from Donghia with matching piping. While the upholstery is new, the settee maintains its original Danish Modern shape: a high, angled...
$6,800.00
An exquisite pair of Danish Art Deco lounge chairs originally crafted in the 1930s in the style of Frits Henningsen. A mix of rounded and subtly angled lines and a curved back characterize the overall shape of the chairs. The...
$5,800.00
A vintage George Smith ottoman, hand-crafted with a pale yellow striped linen upholstery, brass studs, and turned mahogany legs. Beautifully tailored with a flat back and rounded, pleated corners. The ottoman's oversized scale makes it versatile as both a table...
$22,000.00
Originally crafted in the 1940s by Slagelse Møbelværk, these Alfred Christensen armchairs have been reupholstered in a cozy white shearling that pairs well with the ebonized mahogany arms and legs. Christensen's furniture designs embraced soft curves, using traditional craftsmanship to...
