Henri Amand, Set Of Three Louis XV Period Walnut Armchairs Stamped 18th Century

Henri AMAND, Set of Three Louis XV Period Walnut Armchairs Stamped 18th Century Elegant Set of Three Louis XV Period Molded and Carved Walnut Armchairs, Resting on Cambered Legs. These Armchairs Have Flat Backs, Their Movement Armrests Ending with Scrolls. Their Caned Backs and Seats. Richly Molded and Carved with Foliage, Shell and Acanthus Leaves Decor. Good Seat. Good Stability. Caning in Good Condition. These Seats are Stamped on their Uprights. Furniture of Very Fine Quality of Execution, Sober and Elegant, Stamped with the JME Hallmark of the Jurandes and Stamped by the Famous Master Cabinetmaker, Henri AMAND. These Seats Combine Comfort with Their Wide and Deep Seats but Also a Very Beautiful Visual Rendering, with Their Very Elegant Line, and Their Beautiful Patina. This Furniture will Easily Adapt to Your Interior. Henri AMAND - Seat Carpenter. Master on November 17, 1749. He mainly made Louis XV style seats. After settling on rue de Lappe, he moved his workshop to rue de Charenton where his widow maintained the activity from 1757 to 1768. From this cabinetmaker we can especially mention Louis XV seats, with beautiful proportions and good quality, caned office chairs, Queen's armchairs sculpted with cartouches and flowers, elegant sofas decorated with rocaille motifs. Very often he joined the legs of his chairs with a crosspiece. The stamp of Henri Amand is affixed most of the time on one of the uprights of the back, behind the seat. Work from the Louis XV period, around 1750, 18th century. Dimensions: Height: 93 cm Width: 62.5 cm Depth: 56 cm Seat height: 43 cm In good condition. We are at your disposal for any additional information. WWW.DANTAN.STORE