Pair of Empire mahogany armchairs, swan model - attributed to Bellangé
Pair of Empire mahogany armchairs, swan model - attributed to Bellangé
Pair of Empire mahogany armchairs, swan model - attributed to Bellangé
Pair of Empire mahogany armchairs, swan model - attributed to Bellangé
Pair of Empire mahogany armchairs, swan model - attributed to Bellangé
Pair of Empire mahogany armchairs, swan model - attributed to Bellangé
Pair of Empire mahogany armchairs, swan model - attributed to Bellangé
Pair of Empire mahogany armchairs, swan model - attributed to Bellangé
Pair of Empire mahogany armchairs, swan model - attributed to Bellangé
Pair of Empire mahogany armchairs, swan model - attributed to Bellangé
Pair of Empire mahogany armchairs, swan model - attributed to Bellangé
Pair of Empire mahogany armchairs, swan model - attributed to Bellangé
Pair of Empire mahogany armchairs, swan model - attributed to Bellangé
Pair of Empire mahogany armchairs, swan model - attributed to Bellangé
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Pair of Empire mahogany armchairs, swan model - attributed to Bellangé

2.900
19th century
Empire Style, Consulat
DELIVERY
From: 38000, Grenoble, France

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    <meta charset="UTF-8" />Pair of armchairs in solid mahogany and mahogany veneer. The straight armrests are adorned with scrollwork, and the armrest consoles are decorated with swan necks whose wings support recessed armrests. The sheathed front legs rest on swan feet perched on balls, the saber-shaped front legs. They are upholstered in a golden-yellow lined silk by Lelièvre. Parisian work from the Empire period; our chairs are not stamped. However, the work is reminiscent of that of Bellangé, who specialized in these swan neck armrests, recessed on the wings. This attribution is very likely, although it could also be a work by Marcion.

    Pierre Antoine Bellangé, a master carpenter and cabinetmaker, was awarded the title of master in 1788. He is the patriarch of a line of cabinetmakers who supplied the Royal and Imperial furniture warehouse throughout the 19th century, under the First Empire, the Restoration, the July Monarchy, and the Second Empire.

    A fine amateur model of superior quality; our chair is a carefully crafted model and not the Empire armchair "that we see in other homes."

    Both chairs are in very good condition, with the old varnish cleaned and repolished by our cabinetmaker. The Lelièvre silk upholstery has been redone.

    Width: 58cm
    Height: 91.5cm
    Depth: 50cm
    Seat height: 41cm

    Ref: OHR5UPWY73

    Condition Very good
    Style Empire Style, Consulat (Armchairs of Empire Style, Consulat Style)
    Period 19th century (Armchairs 19th century)
    Country of origin France
    Artist Attribués à Bellangé
    Width (cm) 58
    Height (cm) 91.5
    Depth (cm) 50
    Materials Mahogany, Silk
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 15-30 Business Days
    Location 38000, Grenoble, France
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