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PAIR OF FRENCH ARMCHAIRS

 

  • PRODUCT INFO

    A beautiful pair of antique French armchairs, featuring elegant proportions, gently scrolled arms and turned front legs. With their timeless silhouette and understated character, these chairs would make a wonderful addition to both traditional and contemporary interiors.

    Both armchairs have been carefully and traditionally restored, retaining the integrity of their original frames whilst benefiting from skilled upholstery craftsmanship. Each chair features a coil-sprung seat with traditionally stitched and stuffed backs and arms, providing a beautifully shaped and supportive foundation.

    The chairs are currently presented in their natural hessian upholstery, showcasing the traditional techniques and craftsmanship involved in their restoration.

    Optional reupholstery is available upon request. As part of the final upholstery process, the hessian will be finished with a layer of loose hair fibres and wool, creating a beautifully cushioned surface ready to receive the customer's chosen top-cover fabric.

    An elegant and versatile pair, offering the opportunity to personalise the final finish whilst enjoying the quality and character of traditional antique furniture.

    Sold as a pair.

    Reupholstery of top cover fabric £1200 inc vat for the pair, excluding fabric.

  • DELIVERY INFO

    Please check our contact & delivery page for the courier price in your region.

     

    For outside of the UK please send an enquiry for a quote.

     

    Any questions regarding delivery options, please don't hesitate to contact us.

  • DIMENSIONS

    H 81cm

    W 79cm

    D 78cm

    Seat H 40cm

    Seat D 55cm

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The Design Emporium, Design Centre East,

Chelsea Harbour, London, SW10 0XF

WORKSHOP
Unit D, Mardle Way Ind Estate,
Buckfastleigh, Devon, TQ11 0AG

 


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