SET OF FOUR ARMCHAIRS with flat rectangular backs and freestanding...
SET OF FOUR ARMCHAIRS with flat rectangular backs and freestanding column-style legs from the Louis XVI period, designed by Jean-Baptiste BOULARD, made of wood with fluted and scalloped molding, waterleaf motifs, and a gray lacquer finish
Uprights topped with an acanthus plume; armrests with cuffs and baluster-style armrest supports
Tapered legs
Back upholstery in chocolate-brown suede (worn)
Two stamped
92 x 56 x 54 cm
(one with a damaged foot end that has been reattached; belt-style reinforcements)
Jean-Baptiste BOULARD, a cabinetmaker who became a Master in Paris in 1754
SET OF FOUR ARMCHAIRS with flat rectangular backs and freestanding column-style legs from the Louis XVI period, designed by Jean-Baptiste BOULARD, made of wood with fluted and scalloped molding, waterleaf motifs, and a gray lacquer finish
Uprights topped with an acanthus plume; armrests with cuffs and baluster-style armrest supports
Tapered legs
Back upholstery in chocolate-brown suede (worn)
Two stamped
92 x 56 x 54 cm
(one with a damaged foot end that has been reattached; belt-style reinforcements)
Jean-Baptiste BOULARD, a cabinetmaker who became a Master in Paris in 1754
