Ancient Armchairs Regency Style Second Quarter '800 Wood - Genoa Second Quarter 19th Century

Italy, Early XX Century

Bergère armchair supported by tapered cylindrical legs, is decorated with neoclassical style carvings; even the fabric with which it is lined features characteristic style motifs.

Italy, Early XVIII Century

Baroque armchair, with armrests richly carved with leaf motifs, also reflected in the medallion that decorates the front crossbar, partially mutilated; Padded seat and raised backrest. In walnut, the front lion feet were added later.

Italy, XIX-XX Century

Neo-Renaissance armchair in ebonized wood, with padded seat and raised backrest, the upper part is foldable and allows it to be transformed into a lectern.

England, Early XIX Century

Pine armchair with carved and recessed backrest, shaped armrests and padded seat. Legs connected by crosspieces. England, early 19th century

Italy, Late XIX - Early XX Century

Antique chair in walnut, carved with neo-Renaissance style motifs, seat and backrest band in leather.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Neo-Renaissance throne in walnut, seat lined in leather and embellished with fringes, raised backrest with embossed leather insert with Greek key and central coat of arms, fixed with studs.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Pair of Louis Philippe reclining armchairs in walnut and beech, Italy, mid-19th century. Wavy legs and armrests, padded backrests and seats. Under the armrests there is a metal mechanism that allows you to adjust the inclination of the backrests.

Italy, XX Century

Large armchair fully lined with treated and bleached leather, stamp decoration depicting floral motifs. Feet with scrolls. Italy 20th century.

England, Early XX Century

Swivel and reclining desk armchair with spring system, England, early 20th century. Made of oak wood and equipped with removable cushions covering the back and seat; supported by four moving legs. Originally it rested on wheel feet.

Italy, Early XX Century

Art Nouveau seating group composed of two armchairs and a conversation armchair; they are supported by turned legs connected by crosspieces, the open backrest is carved with a lyre motif. In walnut, the seat is caned.

England, Early XVIII Century

Oak armchair with carved wooden backrest at the height of the armrests ending in curls and turnings, parallelepiped seat and shaped apron. Shapely legs. England early 18th century

18th Century / 1701 - 1800, 20th Century / 1901 - 2000

Pair of armchairs, one of which was originally lacquered Venetian baroque, while the other is a twentieth-century copy. Supported by wavy legs ending in curled feet, the lower band is carved with rocaille motifs also repeated on the back. In beech, the backrest is padded, the cane seat (in one of the two broken) has a removable cushion.