Pair of Distressed Painted French Carved Louis XV Armchairs, Circa 1930s

This elegant pair of French Louis XV style armchairs, circa 1960, embodies the refined sophistication of traditional French design with a timeless versatility perfect for today’s int...

Pair of Exquisitely Carved Louis XV Style Painted Armchairs, circa 1920s These magnificent 1920s era Louis XV style armchairs capture the opulence and refinement of early French design with remarkable craftsmanship and elegance. Each chair features an intricately carved and painted walnut frame showcasing Rococo-inspired floral motifs, acanthus leaves, and scrollwork that embody the romantic essence of 18th-century France. The frames retain their original soft cream patina, gently aged to perfection and highlighting the depth of each hand-carved detail. Upholstered in a rich ruby-red damask fabric with a diamond motif, these chairs offer an inviting contrast between regal color and delicate frame. The deep, overstuffed cushions ensure comfort while preserving their sophisticated silhouette. Cabriole legs, scrolled armrests, and a beautifully crested top rail complete their elegant form. Ideal for use in a formal sitting room, bedroom, or boutique interior, these chairs make a statement of timeless luxury and classic French artistry. Their authenticity and craftsmanship make them exceptional examples of 1920s revival furniture inspired by the grandeur of Louis XV’s court. Measures 37 tall x 26 wide x 24.5 deep seat height 20.75 Keywords: Louis XV armchairs, French antique chairs, Rococo furniture, painted gilt chairs, 1920s French décor, carved wood armchairs, vintage Louis style seating, Parisian elegance, antique interior...

These elegant 19th-century French Louis XV style armchairs (fauteuils) represent a classic marriage of Rococo grace and timeless craftsmanship. While currently presenting an authenti...

This elegant pair of French Louis XV fauteuil armchairs, circa 1950s, perfectly captures the timeless sophistication of 18th-century Rococo design with mid-20th century craftsmanship...