Jacob Frères, Consulate period cabinet armchair.

Superb cabinet armchair in carved mahogany, mahogany veneer and black patinated beech.
The backrest with a wide openwork band decorated with finely carved trellises.
The armrests have a lion's head, the front shank legs and the rear saber legs.

The openwork composition of the file is strictly identical to that of a set delivered by Jacob Frères, unstamped, in 1800 for the Tuileries Palace, then installed in 1807 in Fontainebleau in a dining room of the princes' apartment.
J-P Samoyault, Mobilier Français Consulat et Empire, Paris 2009, p. 66, fig.115.

The armchair has a leather label under the seat with an inventory number '433'
Good quality green leather trim, sawtooth leather braid.
Photos on a dark background (without artificial light) then in situation to appreciate all their beauty.

Very good state of conservation, usual restorations.

Attributed to Jacob Frères: 1796 - 1803

Empire-Consulate period.

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