Set of three armchairs in green lacquered beech from the Directoire period (1795-1799)

Description:
An elegant set of three armchairs in green lacquered beechwood, retaining their original lacquer. These armchairs rest on saber legs at the rear and Jacob-style legs at the front. The carved connecting blocks, fitted with scrapers, support baluster-shaped uprights. Their wide seats and sloping backs make them both comfortable and refined.

This work, probably from Paris, dates from the very end of the XVIII19th century. The armchairs, in good used condition, are covered with a decorative toile de Jouy, according to the "Crespière" model by the Pierre Frey company.

Dimensions:
Height: 83 cm
Width: 57 cm
Seat depth: 47 cm
Seat height: 42 cm

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Set of three French Directoire Period Green Lacquered Beech Armchairs (1795–1799)

Description:
A refined set of three green lacquered beech armchairs, retaining their original lacquer. The armchairs feature rear saber legs and front “Jacob” legs. The carved connecting blocks, equipped with scrapers, support baluster-shaped uprights. Their generous seats and reclined backs make them both comfortable and elegant pieces.

This work, likely Parisian, dates from the very late 18th century. The armchairs, in good used condition, are upholstered in a decorative Toile de Jouy fabric, the “Crespière” pattern by Pierre Frey.

Dimensions:
Height: 32 ¾ in (83 cm)
Width: 22 in (57 cm)
Seat depth: 17 ½ in (47 cm)
Seat height: 16⅛ in (42 cm)