Imposing Restoration armchair stamped. 19th century. National collections.

Very beautiful armchair, referred to as a magistrate's chair, made of thick solid wood, covered in green studded leather and bearing the OM stamp at the bottom of the backrest. This seat comes from state collections and still bears the classification number under the stamp: 9174, as well as a small series of very intriguing marks that I have not been able to identify. The OM stamp itself did not allow me to identify the cabinetmaker who designed this seat, but it is known that the state called upon the best craftsmen in the country. This armchair has a proud appearance with its curved backrest, rounded armrests that end in two scrolls at the top of the legs. The front legs, turned and beautifully crafted, add a very interesting feminine touch to the whole. The seat is very clean, although there are two small marks left by the feet of another piece of furniture during storage. However, the leather is neither cut nor torn and should regain its shape with a little time and care. The seat is very clean with hair, straps, and fabric. A beautiful piece, full of strength and presence. H: 75 cm. W: 62 cm. D: 50 cm. Seat height: 48 cm. The price is firm, thank you. Delivery possible in Île-de-France for 40 euros.