Antique Occasional Chairs

Dimensions: 29-⅞”H x 23-¼”W x 22”D

This Charles X style fauteuil de bureau desk chair is classically shaped and showcases a wonderfully worn caramel toned leather seat. The mahogany curved back frame features a sophisticated touch of hand carved detail on the arms and turned front legs. Worn brass nailheads fix the leather to the frame and compliment the patina beautifully. Seat height is 18-⅝”H. Make sure to view all the photos to get a closer look at the detail.

Dimensions: 36”H x 31-½”W x 26”D

A classic pair of armchairs from 19th century England in wonderful antique condition. Upholstered in a neutral, patterned cut velvet fabric. Comfortable and sturdy, the chairs are raised on turned ebonized legs in the front, more simple legs in the back. The seat height is 16-¼”. The few signs of wear or discoloration only add to their antique charm. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at this great pair of occasional chairs. Sold as a pair only.

Dimensions: 41-½”H x 26”W x 21-½”D

This pair of French Louis XVI-Style bergeres are in wonderful condition. The frames are 19th century, hand carved with a twisted ribbon border, acanthus leaf arms, and painted in its original finish. Upholstered in elegant stripe floral fabric with a removable cushion. These sturdy chairs are supported by turned, fluted legs. Seat height is 20”. Sold as a pair only. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look at the quality craftsmanship!

Dimensions: 39-¼”H x 23-⅝”W x 24”D

A fabulous individual Louis XVI style bergere from 19th century France. This antique armchair boasts a meticulously carved and painted frame to which a lovely striped fabric has been affixed. The squared frame is ornamented with carved acanthus leaf, lamb’s tongue, twisted ribbon and fluted motifs and has been painted a beautiful taupe/sage green color – which has patinated wonderfully over the decades – exposing the natural hardwood found below in more trafficked areas. The bergere is upholstered in a more recent fabric, with a pink and ecru stripe. The upholstery is affixed to the frame with brass nailheads. Seat height: 17”H.

Dimensions: 39-¼”H x 26-⅛”W x 30-¼”D

This is an English 19th century tapestry and walnut recliner. It is adjustable and also folds down so it can be easily moved or travel with the owner. It would be a conversation piece. Circa 1870. Be sure to look at the detailed images. 

Folded: 37-¼”H x 6-½”D Seat: 16”H

Dimensions: 30 3/4″ H x 24 3/4″ W x 21 1/2″ D

This handsome tub chair, c. 1830, is made of beautiful English oak and has wonderfully aged leather upholstery.  The clean wood finish juxtaposed against the patinated leather and architectural nail heads make for an attractive chair.  Sit into the deep curved, padded back with  H-shaped, carved stretcher backrest that extends to the floor by way of the two back legs.  Rest your arms on antique leather armrests that terminate into beautifully carved scroll supports.  The leather upholstered seat is constructed with traditional antique methods of using horsehair, burlap and spring cushion.  The attention to detail doesn’t stop there, it continues down both front legs.  This chair will add a powerful, antique statement to your house. 

Dimensions: 38″H x 28″W x 29-1/2″D and 35-3/4″H x 28″W x 29″D

This elegant pair of Louis XVI-style cream-painted “His” and “Hers” bergères, c. 1860’s, are from France and feature gorgeous velvet floral upholstery in shades of aubergine, lavender, grey, and green. The painted frames are highlighted in a sage green. These lovely bergères, one slightly larger for “Him,” would be perfect in front of a fireplace, a bedroom, or in a study!