A Pair of Armchairs stamped Veuve Meunier of Paris
H: 47 in / 119 cm W: 29 in / 73 cm D: 23.5 in / 59 cm
Description
Constructed in a well figured mahogany, which has been excellently carved; rising from addorsed feline claw footed legs to the front and rear, the shaped toprails having carved spandrels and side rails, the channelled and ring turned swept arms terminating in leopard heads; the seats and backs upholstered, and stencil signed by the maker to the reverse framework, and stamped underneath the upholstery.
French, circa 1850.
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