French Louis XV Bergere Armchairs in Carved Wood, Set of 2

Wonderful pair of Louis XV period shepherd armchairs from the XIXth Century in carved wood. With vegetable decoration of flowers carved on the convertible backrest and on the deeply molded moving belt.
The whiplash armrests have cuffs.
The armchairs rest on 4 curved legs, nicely arched and also topped with a floral molding.
The armchairs are decorated with a fabric decorated with blue flowers and green stems on a beige background.
The cushion is removable.
The proportions of the armchairs are generous to ensure perfect comfort, while the quality of execution gives this seat
elegance and aesthetics.

19th Period - Louis XV - France

The Louis XV style succeeds the Regency style. It is also called the Rocaille or Rococo style.
The inventors of the Louis XV style are true creators in the modern sense of the term, revolutionizing the way of looking at furniture and interior decoration. In this respect it can be compared to the Gothic style and Art Nouveau in the sense that they represent creation and technical advances in the use of materials.
The Pompadour, transition and Louis XVI styles will succeed the Louis XV style, which will remain an inspiration found in each of these 3 styles.
Many Louis XV style rooms can still be found today in the Palace of Versailles.