Chair from the early 19th century marked GME 6632 from the National Furniture, with a medallion back in beech.

Chair from the early 19th century made of molded beech, with a medallion backrest and fluted tapered legs, in the tradition of Louis XVI seating. It bears the inventory mark GME 6632: in the nomenclature of the Mobilier national, heir to the Garde-Meuble, the prefix GME designates furniture made of carpentry and cabinetmaking, and these marks have been applied by stencil or iron since 1894. It has therefore been inventoried in the state collections. The connecting blocks are carved with rosettes. The upholstery in black patterned fabric is secured by a row of nails. Patinated wood with wear, healthy structure. An officially sourced chair for an office or library. Seat height: 36 cm Dimensions: Width: 50 cm Height: 81 cm Depth: 50 cm