Mahogany Veneer Chair, 19th-Century

Magnificent and extremely rare chair of mahogany harpist and mahogany veneer.
Its curved form dossier called “convertible” is sculpted with notches and reveals a bright scrubby setting.

The seat turns rises and descends around its original adjustment screw.
It is garnished with a lovely high -quality velvet fabric from the house “Lelièvre – Paris”.

It rests on a six -sided cut clip wing down, ending with three solid mahogany feet scratched and adorned with palmettes.

Era: Restoration – XIXth
Dimensions: height: 75cm
Width File: 40cm x Depth: 2cm
Seat width: 40cm

Created in 1914, Maison Lelièvre continuously reinforces its place as a major and essential actor in the high -end furnishings fabric.
Creative know-how from these experiences brings a real fashion spirit to velvet, silks and other fabrics from this prestigious house.

One of the most important harp supplies has always been the chair or stool on which the musician is seated.
The armless chairs are the best, because the harpist’s arms should not be obstructed by objects while he plays.

This magnificent period of the vintage responds in all respects to the essential qualities of a good posturology necessary for harpists.