Louis XVI style armchair; France, third third third of the eighteenth century.

Louis XVI style armchair; France, third third third of the eighteenth century.
Carved and gilded wood.
With 18th century Aubusson upholstery.
It shows faults and wear.
Stamped. C. LECLERC.
Measurements: 88 x 55 x 58 cm.
Armchair with a wooden core supported on four legs of fluted profile that follows a structure like a stipule column, each one of them conceived as a shaft. All of them have a molded decoration. These give way to a carved waist with simple geometric motifs, except for the front corners, where the legs are joined to the armrests, highlighting in this case a carving in the form of a flower. The seat follows the aesthetic models of the period with a rounded design. The backrest, rectangular in shape, is highlighted at the corners. The upholstery of both pieces follows the aesthetic patterns of the Aubusson style, in ocher and pink tones with a floral decoration combined with scrolls and vegetal elements, as well as figurative scenes in this case.