French Louis XV Fauteuil Vanity Chair, Beechwood, Circa 1880-1900

An utterly enchanting French Louis XV fauteuil, steeped in romantic history and time-worn elegance. This exquisite vanity chair presents a classic caned medallion back, beautifully aged and retaining its original double caning - a rare detail prized by connoisseurs. The hand-carved beechwood frame showcases delicate Rocaille scrollwork: a floral garland crest, blooming roses on the apron, and graceful cabriole legs terminating in scrolled feet. The finish is sublime - layers of authentic time-worn patina, revealing whispers of powder blue, celadon, and warm walnut beneath a distressed creamy white, as captured in the detailed close-ups. This is true, untouched patina, not a reproduction - with craquelure, chipping, and character that only a century can create. Newly upholstered in a sophisticated pale aqua damask featuring a French toile bouquet in ivory, accented with aged bronze nailhead trim on the seat and arm pads. The round, generous seat offers both comfort and grace. Perfect as a vanity chair, bedroom accent, or statement piece in a boudoir, dressing room, or chic salon. The combination of cane, carved wood, and soft blue is timeless Parisian chic - pure Château elegance. Dimensions: Height: 33 in Width: 18.5 in Depth: 20 in Seat Height: 19 in Sold As: Set of 1 Style: French Provincial Materials and Techniques: Metal, Wood, Linen Place of Origin: France Date of Manufacture: 19th Century Condition: Good Reupholstered. Wear consistent with age and use. worn painted finish.