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A pair of Louis XVI-period Queen’s armchairs with straight b…
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A pair of Louis XVI-period Queen’s armchairs with straight b…
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Estimate €1,000 - €1,500
Voluntary lot
Description
A pair of Louis XVI-period Queen’s armchairs with straight backs, in carved wood refinished in white/grey, decorated with friezes of heart-and-arrow motifs, pearls and acanthus leaves. The corners are rounded. The crossbar is openwork. The legs are tapered and fluted.
Blue silk upholstery with a floral design
H. 94 cm
Marked ‘G. Jacob’ on one of the seats, referring to Georges Jacob, who was admitted as a master craftsman on 4 September 1765; he was the most famous and also the most prolific of all 18th-century cabinetmakers specialising in seating.
(Shows signs of wear, stains, repairs)
Provenance:
- Auction at Versailles, Palais des Congrès, Mes Martin, 19 June 1977, lot 249 (illustrated)
- Private collection, Besançon, ever since
Expert: François Lachaud
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About the sale
CLASSIC TASTE: a collection from Besançon and elsewhere, featuring antique and regional paintings, works of art and furniture
Auction location
Auction time
09/19/2026 at 2:00 PM
Pictures credits: Contact the Auction House
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