A study in symmetry and restraint.

The Collector's Piece

A pair of Louis XVI fauteuils, 20th century. Painted wood frames, striped upholstery, the quiet restraint of neoclassical form.

The silhouette is classic—clean lines, shaped arms, a gently curved back. The striped textile adds structure without competing. Raised on tapered legs, the frames maintain an elegant, light profile.

From a Palm Beach estate where they flanked a Venetian mirror for forty years. The kind of chairs you pull up to a desk and forget to leave.

Pull them to a desk. Flank a console. Frame a fireplace. Wherever symmetry matters.

Condition
Paint shows honest wear at the arms where hands rested. Upholstery has softened with age but remains intact. Frames are solid—no wobble, no repairs.

Dimensions
Height: 35.5"
Width: 23.5"
Depth: 21"
Seat Height: 18" (standard dining height)

Details
Origin: Europe
Period: 20th Century
Style: Louis XVI
Materials: Painted wood, striped textile upholstery
Provenance: Palm Beach estate

One of a kind. No restocks. No repeats.