Group of Antique Art Nouveau Seats Walnut Italy XX Century - Italy, Early XX Century

Italy, Early XX Century

Pair of different armchairs in walnut in baroque style, Italy, early 20th century. Open backrests with carved panels, wavy arms and legs. Structure embellished with carvings depicting curls, phytomorphic elements and rocaille taste. Cane seats.

Europe, Late XIX - Early XX Century

Art Nouveau reclining armchair in wicker and bamboo, late 19th-early 20th century Europe. The backrest can be reclined thanks to a ring nut that allows different degrees of angle. Equipped with armrests and a footrest structure that can be removed from under the seat.

Venice, Mid XVIII Century

Baroque armchair supported by legs of which the front ones are moved and carved with characteristic motifs, and are connected by an "H" crosspiece which is also moved. In walnut, the seat and raised backrest are padded and lined with half-stitch tapestry, decorated with floral motifs and a gallant scene.

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.

England, Early XIX Century

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

England, Early XIX Century

Oak armchair with carved and recessed backrest, shaped armrests and seat with removable cushion; legs connected by crosspieces and at the front by a panel.

Italy, Early XX Century

Pair of rococo style armchairs in carved, lacquered, gilded and painted wood, Italy, early 20th century. Armrests ending in curls, wavy legs. Decorated with golden carvings in rocaille style and painted leaf and floral elements. Backs, sides and seats with cane; a seat to be restored. Backrests partially covered in fabric, seats with removable cushions.

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.

Genoa Second Quarter 19th Century

Pair of regency style mahogany armchairs, Genoa second quarter of the 19th century. Backs with curl-carved panels, engraved reserves and shell-shaped elements; wavy armrests culminating in leafy curls. Saber-shaped rear legs, shapely front legs. Padded seats. Absence of carved galls in the internal section of the armrests of one of the two armchairs.

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

Piacenza, Last Fourth of the XVIII Century

Pair of walnut armchairs, one neoclassical from Piacenza, the other in style made at the beginning of the twentieth century. Medallion backrests with double caning, armrests ending in a curl; apron decorated with floating elements and ribbon, the latter also present on the top of the backrest. Fluted truncated cone legs ending with pear-shaped feet. Canopy seat.

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.