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UN SET DI SEI POLTRONE ITALIANE DIPINTE IN BLU CON ELEMENTI DORATI

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€ 12 600
Auction dateClassic
07.06.2023 14:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
CHRISTIE'S
Event location
Italy, Milan
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ID 971920
Lot 201 | UN SET DI SEI POLTRONE ITALIANE DIPINTE IN BLU CON ELEMENTI DORATI
ogni poltrona presenta uno schienale rettangolare i cui angoli sono intagliati con corolle e foglie di alloro, lo schienale e la seduta sono imbottiti e rivestiti di ciniglia blu, le gambe affusolate a sezione quadrata terminano in piedini a sfera, la decorazione è frutto di un restauro
97 cm. (altezza, ognuna); 60 cm. (larghezza, ognuna); 48 cm. (profondità, ognuna)

A SET OF SIX ITALIAN BLUE-PAINTED AND PARCEL-GILT FAUTEUILS
NAPLES, CIRCA 1780
each with a rectangular back carved at the corners with flowerheads and trailing berried laurel leaves, the padded back and drop-in seat covered in blue chenille, on tapering square section legs terminating in ball feet, decoration refreshed
Applied technique:Painted
Medium:Giltwood
Art style:Neoclassicism
Place of origin:Italy
Auction house category:Armchairs and chairs, Armchairs
Address of auction CHRISTIE'S
5 Via Clerici
20121 Milan
Italy
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24.05.2023 – 07.06.2023
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