Vintage Pair of Hand-Carved and Painted Italian Armchairs

Pair of armchairs, with painted and parcel gilt fielded frames, each having a rounded padded backrest, flanked by bowed arms with elbow rests, on downswept terminals, loose cushion o...

Pair of early side chairs, having a polychromed finish, showing natural wear, each with a molded back, decorated with an urn, on fielded stiles, over crown seat, raised on round, tap...

Pair of fauteuils having a painted finish showing natural wear, each having a channeled frame with arched, shield-shaped, padded back decorated by cassolette finials, extending into...

Pair of period Regency armchairs, featuring a faux bois finish that mimics the appearance of natural wood grain. The chairs are designed with sweeping curved arms that gracefully end...

A pair of Italian Venetian style painted and gilded wooden armchairs with original paint from the mid-20th century (circa 1930-1960). Scrolled arms and cabriole legs, exquisite carvi...

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...

Substantial and heavy, beautifully carved and faux painted pair of Louis XVI style French Provincial armchairs having a cream antiqued color wood and charming light blue and gold che...

A pair of French painted wood armchairs from the 19th century, with carved foliage motifs, yellow, white and turquoise accents and new linen upholstery. Created in France during the dynamic 19th century, each of this pair of armchairs features a curving back topped with a carved flower flanked with palmettes on the upper rail. Two open arms with scrolling extremities carved with acanthus leaves and rosettes are coming to rest on each side of a seat newly upholstered with a neutral toned linen fabric. Each chair is accented with touches of yellow and white with a subtle hint of turquoise. The base is made of four legs, the front ones being tapered while the hind ones are saber. The front ones are richly carved with foliage falling down the tapering lines, while the back remains bare. With their Classical lines and ornate décor...