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Louis XV Period Giltwood Fauteuil Chairs
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Louis XV Period Giltwood Fauteuil Chairs

By: Unknown

Style: Louis XV

Origin: France

Materials: Giltwood, Tapestry fabric

Age: Mid 18th century

Condition: Very Good (minor wear consistent with age)

Value: $15,000 - $25,000

Maker's Marks / Writing: None visible

Date: 2025-10-14 01:54:38.670546

Description:

A pair of Louis XV period fauteuil chairs featuring intricate giltwood carving and upholstered in a rich, floral tapestry fabric. The chairs exhibit the characteristic curved frames and cabriole legs of the period, with detailed acanthus leaf and floral carvings on the arms and apron.

Assessment:

These chairs are fine examples of Louis XV period furniture, showcasing the luxurious and ornate style typical of this era. The use of giltwood and high-quality tapestry fabric suggests they were crafted for a wealthy clientele.

Individual Images:

  • The detail images highlight the finely carved giltwood
  • showing the aged patina and intricate Rococo motifs typical of genuine Louis XV period craftsmanship.

Provenance:

N/A

Condition:

Very Good (minor wear consistent with age)

Identification Score: 95%

The design and craftsmanship are consistent with known examples of Louis XV furniture, particularly the use of giltwood and Rococo motifs.

Authenticity Score: 85%

The materials and craftsmanship suggest a genuine period piece. Some wear consistent with age, but overall in keeping with the period.

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Keywords

Louis XV, Fauteuil, Giltwood, French, 18th century

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Report ID:  : 6rcck3

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