A 17th Century Carved Walnut Fauteuil Armchair. Th

French, 17th century; carved walnut armchair with acanthus carved arms; rising on turned legs with an "H" stretcher and paw feet; upholstered in a contemporary tapestry with a framed fragment of the o

Continental possibly Italian, 17th century style. A pair of carved walnut armchairs with peg construction. Approx. H. 58", W. 23", D. 18.5" Note: Purportedly from the collection of the Prince of Licht

Attributed Francois-Honore-Georges Jacob-Desmalter (French, 1770-1840), first 19th century. Carved walnut empire fauteuil armchair, having dolphin-form arm supports and rising on animal-form front leg

17th Century Italian Baroque Carved Walnut Arm Chair. With newer vintage upholstery. Purchased from the Carnegie Museum in Philadelphia in the 1970s. Measures 25"x22"x51" high. PROVENANCE: A Charlesto

French, late 18th century. Carved Louis XV walnut fauteuil or armchair, having brown leather upholstery with brass nailhead trim, foliate decorated frame, and rising on cabriole legs. Unmarked. Approx

(2) antique Spanish Baroque style armchairs, 17th c., carved walnut, having square and turned legs joined by carved stretchers, one on trestle base with paw feet, contemporary cream linen upholstered

A large Spanish Baroque carved walnut armchair, 17th/18th century. H: 43 1/4, W: 29 1/4, D: 23 in. PROVENANCE: Hammer Galleries, October 27, 1941. Estate of Clarence H. Mackay (American, 1874-1948). N

Continental, 17th C., with yellow-upholstery. 44"h x 28"w

Continental Baroque carved walnut armchair, possibly Northern Italian, with figural finials above the back with inset burl panels with shell and scrolling borders; 17th century and later elements. [51

CHARLES II CARVED WALNUT AND CANED ARMCHAIR 17TH CENTURY the back with spiral uprights and an oval caned centre above a caned seat flanked by scrolling foliate carved arms, on spiral carved legs joine

French Louis XV style fauteuil armchair in carved walnut. Mid 20th century. 38 /4"h x 26 1/2"w x 22"d

Pair French carved walnut companion fauteuil armchairs covered in tapestry upholstery. Late 19th century. 46 1/4"h x 24"w x 33 1/2"d Seat 19"h

English, 17th C. with barley twist stretchers. 48-1/2"h x 25-1/2"w x 19"d (seat)

English walnut armchair likely late 17th century, the highly carved crest centered with a shell medallion, above the cane back, flanked with barley twist supports, 45"h

Pair of French Louis XIV style carved walnut high back fauteuil armchairs. Late 19th century. Covered in muslin. 41"h x 26"w x 27"d Seat 17"h

Type: Armchair Materials: Wood, silk Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: 19th century Maker: French Description: An antique French carved walnut fauteuil en cabriolet or open armchair, reupholster

A BAROQUE CARVED AND CANED WALNUT ARMCHAIR, POSSIBLY DUTCH, LATE 17TH/EARLY 18TH CENTURY, Height: 52" Width: 24 1/2" Depth: 23"

French Louis XV-style tapestry armchair, the fauteuil 19th century, upholstery 17th/18th century, the carved frame with bird-accented verdure fabric. [37 1/4" H x 27 1/2" W x 25" D]. Wear to fabric, f

French, early 18th century; carved walnut armchair with curved arms; rising on cabriole legs and "X" frame stretcher; upholstered in polychrome floral needlework. Approx. w. 23.625", h. 45", d. 23.5".

Period: early 17th century Origin: France Description: early French walnut arm chair with ladies bust in tapestry. Uphulstered in Flemish verdure tapestry. 48”t 46”d 46”w

the toprails pierced and carved with a flowering urn flanked by putti, above a caned back and seat, on spiral turned legs joined by spiral carved stretchers and conforming pierced and carved front str

French, early 20th century. Louis XVI style leather and walnut cabriolet fauteuil with carved floral crest detail, nail head accents and raised on fluted legs. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 41", w.

French, early 20th century; walnut armchair with foliate carved crest, arms and apron; rising on acanthus carved French cabriole legs with an "X" form stretcher. Approx. height 36.125", width 25", dep

Pair of late 19th century French Provincial style fauteuils, having a carved and parcel-gilt walnut frame with a shell crest and acanthus details, the high back and seat upholstered in a paisley needl