CAQUETOIRE

A Franco-Flemish Renaissance Walnut and Oak Caquetoire having high pieced finialed back with carved Gothic back panel above a plank seat, opening to reveal a well, front with linenfold panels, restore

French Renaissance style caquetoire (or conversation) armchair, having carved high back supported on turned and stretchered legs, walnut, circa 19th century 44"h x 22"w x 16" We happily

Renaissance style sculpted wood Caquetoire armchair decorated with leaves, the backrest and the seat made of woven straw, the feet linked by a strut. H: 141cm - 55.5" L: 62cm - 24.25" W: 52cm - 20.5"

French Henri II Caquetoire Oak Chair Late 16th century. Chicago, IL. Max Ht. 50 1/2 Seat Ht. 21 W 25 3/4 in. Tom Menaugh Antique Furnishings. The estate of Dr. Seymour Ira Schwartz, Rochester, New Yor

French caquetoire, executed in oak, having a figural relief carved back continuing to the plank seat, and rising on turned legs, 45"h x 27"w

(lot of 2) French carved oak caquetoire armchairs, Brittany, late 19th c., armorial crest with crowned shield, flanked by greyhounds, spindled half wheel, back splat with male and female figures in re

19th century French Renaissance style Caquetoire chair, made of walnut wood. With carved floral motifs. Height of back: 110 cm. Maximal width: 57 cm. Overall good condition.

An unusual Renaissance period caquetoire armchair, decorated with fine carving throughout. The right arm stile is molded in the form of an armored knight, while the left is carved in the form of a mai

A CHARLES I CARVED OAK PANEL BACK OPEN ARMCHAIR 17TH CENTURY AND LATER Of wainscot type, of caquetoire form111cm high

Oak armchair, Caquetoire type. Back panel carved with foliate design. Upper rail flanked by two knob finials. Baluster turned and carved supports to arms. Carved legs and stretchers. English 16/17th C

Rare Henri IV Carved Oak 'Cacquetoire' Armchair

(pair) French Gothic Revival oak caquetoires/ conversation chairs, 19th c., tall back with blind carved tracery, curved open arms, trapezoidal seat, on turned front legs, joined by box stretcher, appr

France or Italy, 17th - 18th C. Wood 95 x 64 x 60 cm

Measurements: 114 cm. Width: 63 cm. Provenance: property of an important European collector, formerly in Madame Jacqueline Boccador collection, Paris. Related literature: J. Boccador, Le Mobilier Fran

A 17th-century style and later oak caquetoire armchair, Scottish or possibly French with a scroll cresting with "The Sun In it's Splendour" motif above a narrow panelled back and trapezoidal seat with

sog. Caquetoire. Nussbaum, teilw. reliefplastisch geschnitzt. Mehrfach gegliederter, blattreliefierter Balusterschaft auf flachen Voluten. Oberhalb davon drehbare Sitzfläche. Schmale, kassettiert

(BIDDING FOR THIS LOT IS ONLY POSSIBLE ON CARLOBONTE.BE)A richely carved 'Prie-Dieu', H 107 - W 74 cm, and a matching Italian walnut 'caquetoire' chair, H 80,5 - W 60 cmBoth 19thC.

(pair) French Gothic Revival oak caquetoires/ conversation chairs, 19th c., tall back with blind carved tracery, curved open arms, trapezoidal seat, on turned front legs, joined by box stretcher, appr

(pair) French Renaissance Revival carved walnut caquetoires/ conversation chairs, 19th c., each having split pediment and shield crest, curved arms, rising on stretcher-joined turned supports, overall

(pair) French Renaissance Revival carved walnut caquetoires/ conversation chairs, 19th c., each having split pediment and shield crest, curved arms, rising on stretcher-joined turned supports, overall

SET OF FIVE JACOBEAN STYLE OAK CHAIRS 20TH CENTURY to include a pair of caquetoires, and three side chairs, with upright panel backs and seats, raised on turned and tapered legs joined by peripheral s

Bulova Miniature Clock B0404 CHAIR CAGETOIRE

A pair of French carved oak caquetoire armchairs, 19th/20th century, the curved backs carved and pierced with the masks of Pan in high relief above solid seats and spindle under frame united by flat s

Fauteuil caquetoire reposant sur deux pieds avant tournés en balustre alors que ceux arrière sont à section carrée, le tout relié par une entretoise. Travail dans le style du XVIe siècle réalis