Pair of Neoclassical stools with gilded wood and brown velvet from 1940.

A pair of golden wooden stools made by a decorator in the mid-1940s. The slightly curved seats are framed by two ends rolled in volutes, reminiscent of the armrests of ancient seats. They are upholstered in deep brown velvet that contrasts with the shine of the gilding. The straight legs rest on rectangular bases adorned with a scroll, echoing the style of creations by Serge Roche, Marcel Coard, or Jean-Charles Moreux. The whole piece plays on the balance between ancient references and decorative refinement, in an elegant interpretation of neoclassical furniture. In very good condition, fully restored in our workshop.