This elegant piano chair, stool, or bench in the Empire style—is distinguished by its characteristic intersecting semicircular frame that forms both the base and armrests.
The chair shown here is executed in the Empire style, typically dated to the late 19th or early 20th century. Made in Denmark by a Danish Cabinetmaker. Its sculptural silhouette and structured lines convey a sense of grandeur and formality, while the upholstered velvet seat offers comfort and a luxurious touch. The plush velvet adds depth and richness to the piece, enhancing its refined presence and decorative appeal.
Crafted in high-quality wood—mahogany—this piece embodies the solid construction and classic elegance of the period. The chair’s compact size and distinctive profile make it an exceptional decorative accent as well as a functional seating option.
Perfect for use in an entryway, living room, bedroom, or study, this curule chair adds historic charm and architectural presence to a variety of interiors. It complements antique, classic, modern, neoclassical, and art deco decor styles.
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This elegant piano chair, stool, or bench in the Empire style—is distinguished by its characteristic intersecting semicircular frame that forms both the base and armrests.
The chair shown here is executed in the Empire style, typically dated to the late 19th or early 20th century. Made in Denmark by a Danish Cabinetmaker. Its sculptural silhouette and structured lines convey a sense of grandeur and formality, while the upholstered velvet seat offers comfort and a luxurious touch. The plush velvet adds depth and richness to the piece, enhancing its refined presence and decorative appeal.
Crafted in high-quality wood—mahogany—this piece embodies the solid construction and classic elegance of the period. The chair’s compact size and distinctive profile make it an exceptional decorative accent as well as a functional seating option.
Perfect for use in an entryway, living room, bedroom, or study, this curule chair adds historic charm and architectural presence to a variety of interiors. It complements antique, classic, modern, neoclassical, and art deco decor styles.
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