Pair of 20th Century French Louis XV Style Painted Cane Armchairs circa 1910

Pair of 20th Century French Louis XV Style Painted Cane Armchairs circa 1910 A pair of early 20th-century French Louis XV-style bergère armchairs, dating back to 1910, showcases the fine artistry and elegance of early 20th-century design. The armchairs feature a painted cane back and seat, both beautifully worn with age, framed by a softly curved silhouette that embodies the refined characteristics of the Louis XV period. The arms flow smoothly into the backrest, contributing to the chair's graceful form and offering a subtle contrast to the neutral wooden frame. The chair seat height is 41cm (16.1"). The wood is finished with an antiqued, distressed paint treatment, giving the chairs a vintage look that enhances their timeless appeal. The front seat rails are adorned with intricate floral carvings, a hallmark of the Rococo style, and the chairs rest on cabriole legs, which further highlight their delicate yet ornamental design. These petite armchairs are perfect for adding a touch of French sophistication to any salon, boudoir, or space looking to capture the elegance and charm of early 20th-century French furniture.