Set of 4 wooden chairs with openwork backs - Attributed to Jean Joseph Chapui

Charming set of four wooden chairs, attributed to the cabinetmaker Jean Joseph Chapuis, a master known for his refined creations from the early 19th century. These chairs feature an elegant openwork crossback, adorned with a central medallion, and a seat covered in studded red velvet, typical of the Empire period. The chairs are glued for better stability, with a beautiful period patina. Characteristics: Period: First quarter of the 19th century. Attributed to: Jean Joseph Chapuis. Material: Solid wood. Seat: Red velvet with decorative studs. Glued structure, sturdy. Dimensions: Total height: 91 cm. Seat height: 51 cm. Width: 45 cm. Depth: 47 cm. Remarks: The chairs exhibit a beautiful patina and signs of wear consistent with their age, giving them all their authentic charm.