Chippendale style armchair; mahogany and stained pine wood. Brasil, second half of the 18th century.

118 x 82 x 53 cm

8.000,00 €

Chair made of mahogany and pine wood that aesthetically repeats the models of the English rococo, although with a taste for ornamentation that indicates that we are facing a more advanced design, clearly historicist. Thus, the carving is more profuse than in the 18th century models, and the structural curve is accentuated in such a way that it even affects the waist. On the other hand, we see typical elements of the Chippendale style, such as the carved and carved openwork pommel, the sinuous armrests ending in a scroll or the cabriole legs.