Set of three arm chairs; Andalusia, c. 1740.

Set of three arm chairs; Andalusia, c. 1740.
Walnut wood carved and gilded.
They have upholstery from a later period.
They show wear on the arms and upholstery, damage caused by xylophagous and slight loss of gilding.
Measurements: 132 x 70 x 66,5 cm (x3).
Set of three armchairs with cookie seat. They have a carved wood structure, partially gilded with velvet seat and back. The three chairs have the same design of straight arms, simple, with hardly any carving, with front legs in cabriole and carved and gilded vegetal motifs. The back legs, which have a more sober design, are joined by a chambrana, with a flat structure typical of this type of chair. As for the backrest, it should be noted that its design flees from the sobriety associated with the style of this type of chair. In this case, each of the pieces presents a delicate carving work on the outer perimeter that ends with a top ridge in the form of a venera.