Rare set of 4 chairs from the Restoration period (19th century) – English style

I offer you this superb set of four dining chairs, dating from the first half of the 19th century. Made of solid mahogany (or stained fruitwood), they feature an elegant, understated, and refined line, typical of the transition between the Empire style and the Louis-Philippe style in France, with a marked influence from English furniture of the William IV period. Notable details: Backrest: A slightly curved top rail for comfort, supported by a central openwork crossbar adorned with delicate circular relief carvings. Legs: "Saber" front legs and curved back legs, providing great stability and a slender silhouette. Seat: Traditional upholstery in perfect condition, covered with a cream/ivory linen or cotton fabric, adding a touch of brightness and modernity that will fit perfectly in a contemporary or classic interior. Condition: Very good overall condition. The structure is sound and robust. The wood has a beautiful period patina with some light signs of use that attest to their authenticity. Dimensions: Total height: approx. 85 cm. Seat height: approx. 45-47 cm.