Pair Of Walnut Chairs – Louis XIII Style – 17th Century

A pair of carved walnut chairs, dating from the 17th century and typical of the Louis XIII style. They feature an openwork back composed of finely carved crossbars with foliate motifs, framed by straight uprights topped with small turned buttons. The base rests on twisted legs connected by H-shaped braces, a classic feature of Louis XIII furniture. The seat, upholstered and covered in soft green velvet, is attached by exposed nailing. Characteristics: • Period: 17th century • Style: Louis XIII • Material: Solid walnut • Back: Carved crossbars with foliate motifs • Base: Twisted legs connected by an H-shaped brace • Seat: Upholstered and covered in green velvet with nailed finish • Condition: Patina of use, stable structure