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174 - Two mahogany armchairs in the Consulate or Empire style and …
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Estimate €100 - €200
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Description
Two mahogany armchairs in the Consulate or Empire style and period Both have a straight backrest. One has sabre-shaped legs and crooked armrests embellished with godrons, cartouches, palm leaves and foliage; the other has straight legs and armrests, discreetly embellished with palmette and fleur-de-lis motifs. The latter is stamped beneath the frame ‘S. BRIZARD’ for Sulpice BRIZARD (1733–after 1796), who was admitted as a master craftsman in Paris in 1862. 92x56x47 cm and 94x57x44 cm Upholstered in horsehair and fabric (the fabric requires complete replacement).
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About the sale Historical Memorabilia, Militaria, Books and Manuscripts
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Auction time 10/27/2026 at 2:00 PM
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