These are an absolutely exquisite set of genuine antique later 19th century ( 1800s ) French Dining Chairs of the finest quality. The ‘show timber’ frames are crafted out of the best quality prestigious imported Central American Mahogany as can be assessed by the weight. The set comprises of a pair of end Carver Chairs with open arms ( Fauteuils ) and eight side chairs and all are superbly crafted in the Louis XVI manner by very skilled Chair Makers and them meticulously and profusely carved embellished to an exceptionally high standard.

The backs have an upholstered panel for added comfort and the webbed and padded seats are a generously size.

Condition: All frames are structurally sound and retain the original hand French polished finish which is also in excellent condition. The upholstery has been re done by the previous owner however like any chairs may require recovering to taste.

Provenance: These chairs originally were covered in leather with brass studding and graced the dining room of Bishopscourt at 11a Greenoaks Avenue at Darling Point which was the old Archbishops residence originally designed by J.F. Hilly in 1846 and extended by Edmund Blacket. in 1859.

Size: Carver Chairs - Width 57cm x Seat Depth 57cm x Height 95cm. - Side Chairs - Width 51cm x Seat Depth 50cm x Height 92cm.

Price : $1,485 per chair including the carvers at the same price as the side chairs.

Sellers Observation: If you deserve or just want the best then you cant go past these for quality and style as they are truely international quality. To make these chairs today to the same

incredible standard and detail the frames alone would cost thousands each.