Claude Chevigny, Louis XVI Period Stamped Cabriolet Chair Circa 1780

Claude Chevigny, Louis XVI Stamped Cabriolet Chair Circa 1780 Lovely Louis XVI Period Lacquered, Molded and Carved Wood Chair, Resting on Tapered Fluted Legs. This Medallion Back Chair is Upholstered in a Pretty Blue Velvet Fabric with a Diamond Pattern, Trimming Finish. Its Movement Belt and Connecting Dice with Rosette Decor. Good Seat. Good Stability. Stamped Seat under its Rear Crossbar, Claude Chevigny. Beautifully Crafted Furniture, with Chic and Elegant Lines, Stamped by the Famous Master Cabinetmaker, Claude Chevigny (April 27, 1768). This Seat Combining Comfort with its Padded Seat and Slightly Enveloping Backrest But Also Making a Very Beautiful, Elegant Visual That Will Enhance Your Interior. This Chair with Pretty Proportions, will fit Easily in a Living Room, Entrance, Bedroom...This Piece Testifying to the Refinement of French Furniture of the Louis XVI Period, Will Bring Charm and Prestige to Your Decoration. Chevigny Claude, Seat Carpenter. Mastery Obtained on April 27, 1768: The majority of his works are in the Louis XVI style.Claude Chevigny was established, until the Revolution, rue de Cléry, where he made seats of very good quality, very neat, simple but delicately sculpted. The majority of his works are in the Louis XVI style, with a medallion, square or basket-handle back, with rigorous lines and tapered legs with rudentée fluting. Chevigny carried out numerous orders: for the Duke of Choiseul at the Château de Chanteloup - to whom he notably delivered a living room set composed of gilded wooden seats, carved with interlacing and acanthus, a sofa, two bergères and armchairs with basket-handle backs - but also for the Duke of Montmorency. (18th century furniture and cabinetmaker) Work from the Louis XVI period, 18th century, circa 1780. Dimensions: Height: 90 cm Width: 49 cm Depth: 50 cm Seat height: 47 cm In good condition. We are at your disposal for any further information. WWW.DANTAN.STORE