Chairs Mahogany Foam and Fabric 1950s Italian Prodution

First Fourth XIXth Century

Pair of Empire chairs supported by legs, of which the rear ones are saber-shaped and the front ones are turned and carved with characteristic leaf motifs, also re-proposed in the grip of the backrest. lacquered and partially gilded, the seat and back are padded.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800

Group of 6 walnut armchairs with seat and backrest taht had been recently relined.

Group of 6 chairs, stained beech wood. seat with foam padding, velvet upholstery.

17th century - from 1601 to 1700

A pair of thrones, solid walnut with support panels, poplar seat and back. Turned arms. Carved band on the front. Back with carved flames. Leather upholstery with studs on the front. Restored. Manufactured in Italy, late 17th century.

Last Fourth XIX Century

Group of seven Neo-Renaissance chairs, one of which is different, supported by legs of which the front ones are turned and carved, the seat is padded, as is the backrest, framed between two rudent pilasters, to support the half arch that acts as a coping, in the center of the which is a mask with feminine features. In walnut, some parts are gilded.

Chair with armrests. Shell with foam padding and renewed upholstery with Dedar fabric.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Group of 4 Neo-Renaissance walnut chairs and armcahir supported by legs that are connected to each other by crossbeams of which the frontal one is engraved with leafy scrolls; the top of the backrest is also engraved with following arches and the gilded leafy scroolls on top of the pillars. The seat is padded and leather lined while the band of the backrest is made of refined cardboard.

Stained beech wood, seat in woven rope.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800

Supported by legs connected by crosspieces of the characteristic spool shape, in walnut and chestnut. The seating is upholstered in leather; the leather on the backrest has been replaced in XIX century with an insert in hardbound leather, decorated with Greek frets and phytomorphic golden decorations.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800

Group of four Barocchetto style chairs, supported by curved legs, the apron is shaped and has a floral carving in the front, which is proposed again on the small cymathium on the back. Walnut, the seating and backrest are padded.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900, XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800, XX Century - from 1901 to 2000

Group of 6 walnut and cherry Sheraton style chairs; 3 of them are neoclassical, the thers have been made in 20th century. They have saber shaped rear legs and pyramidal truncated frontal ones with a leafy engraving; padded seat and backrest carved with a motif of columns surmounted by phitomorphic elements. In correspondence with the columns, on the upper part of the back, there are 3 carved floral elements. The three antique chairs can be dated to between the end of the eighteenth century and the beginning of the nineteenth century, made on the Sheraton model probably in Livorno, where the presence of a large English population greatly influenced the production of furniture.

Group of six chairs; metal, brass, foam padding, imitation leather upholstery.