Liège Armchair - 18th Century In Carved Oak - Unique Piece

Discover this unique piece of Liège craftsmanship, a ceremonial armchair dating from the 18th century, made of solid oak. This masterpiece combines robustness and refinement, reflecting the baroque style specific to the Liège region. This armchair, dating from circa 1750, is in excellent structural condition. Its original patina, well preserved, underlines the nobility of its material and its authenticity. With its generous dimensions of 150 cm in height, 60 cm in width and 55 cm in depth, it stands out as a centerpiece of any classic interior.

The high, finely carved backrest is adorned with floral motifs, baroque scrolls and an openwork central cartouche, typical of the Liège baroque style. The curved armrests are elegantly carved, while the front crosspiece is decorated with raised foliage motifs, adding a remarkable artistic touch. The turned and meticulously carved front legs contrast with the sober but solid rear legs, all connected by elegant spacers that ensure both aesthetics and stability. Despite its age, this armchair has been carefully restored to preserve its integrity and original charm.

The light traces of wear on the armrests recall its historical use without detracting from its majestic appearance. This rare and unique piece is ideal for antique lovers, collectors or those who wish to enrich their interior with an exceptional piece of furniture. Both a witness to the past and a timeless decorative element, this armchair will fit perfectly in a living room, a gallery or a room dedicated to period furniture.