Pair Of Louis XV Style Wooden Caned Armchairs, 20th Century

They have four curved legs decorated with a cabochon wrapped in a stylized acanthus leaf and ending with a cabriole leg topped with a volute.
The legs have slight molded striations on the sides.
he belt of the chair is decorated with a central fleuron in the shape of an openwork shell surrounded by volutes and acanthus leaves.
The caned seat and upholstered with a leather pad is connected to the back by two curved fasteners decorated with a flower.
The latter is rectangular in shape, subtly curved and molded on the uprights, up to the shoulders presenting unfurled acanthus leaves and flowers.
On the top, the caned back is decorated with a central compartment surrounded by volutes which presents a flower from which flowering stems escape. The caning needs to be reworked on both backs, signs of wear on the pads.

Good general condition.
Period 1900.

Dimensions: 52 x 66 cm,
height: 102 cm.