Empire-style armchair with swan necks

This splendid little armchair is a rare piece in Empire style, featuring armrests sculpted in the shape of a sign collar: a symbol of elegance and refinement from the early 19th century. Its elegance and originality allow the chair to fit into various furnishing contexts. The upholstery is crafted by skilled upholsterers, making this piece an ideal instrument for relaxing rest. Its solid wood structure, likely made of walnut or mahogany, evokes the strength and nobility of furniture from the Napoleonic era. Style: Empire, 19th century. Shape: gondola, rounded enveloping backrest, typical of the Empire style with a sign collar. Armrest: sculpted in the shape of a sign. Wood: the structure is extremely sturdy, made entirely of solid beech, walnut, or mahogany. Seat and backrest: basket backrest. The upholstery is crafted by skilled upholsterers, making this piece an ideal instrument for relaxing rest. Fabric resembling velvet from Genoa. Legs: front legs sculpted, slightly curved, back legs in sabre, typical of the Empire style. Dimensions: Suitable for a child's size, ideal for a room with a refined reading corner. General condition: Good structural condition. The wood and fabric are in perfect condition, clean and without any damage. Dimensions: Width 54 cm. Depth 48 cm. Overall height 74 cm. Seat height (excluding upholstery) 34 cm. Usable seat width approximately 48 cm.