Art Nouveau boudoir chair, wrought iron with scrolls & velvet – 1900

Low boudoir chair (seat height of 45 cm), known as a powder chair, made of blackened wrought iron with a brown patina, characteristic of the Art Nouveau style from the early 20th century. The structure is entirely hand-forged. The backrest features a circular padded and tufted medallion, framed by loops and scrolls in wrought iron resembling flower petals. The round and generous seat is upholstered in beige/chamois velvet, with vertical pleats around the edge and tufting on top. It rests on a semi-spherical metal base. The scrolled legs and spiral armrests showcase elaborate and meticulous forging work. Condition: visible wear consistent with age. The velvet shows stains, discolorations, and damaged areas. Dimensions: H. 94 cm – W. 57 cm – D. 57 cm – Seat Ø 57 cm – Weight: 25 kg. A character piece, rare in this shape and material, ideal for an Art Nouveau interior, eclectic spaces, or as a strong decorative accent in a contemporary setting.