Sold as a pair
A pair of 19th-century Renaissance Revival chairs defined by an intersecting X-frame derived from earlier curule and sedia tenaglia forms. The structure is composed of curved wooden slats that rise from the base to the seat and continue into the backrest in a continuous line.
Each frame is articulated through this crossing geometry, creating a stable and open structure. The crest rail is carved with scrollwork and botanical detailing, with a central roundel set as a fixed point within the composition. The form remains open, allowing light to pass through while maintaining a clear and upright profile.
The frames were stripped and re-stained. The surface was refined to clarify the tone of the wood while preserving the original carving and structure. No alterations were made to the form or proportions.
Placed in entries, beside a console, or within interior spaces where paired seating defines position within the room.
Sold as a pair
A pair of 19th-century Renaissance Revival chairs defined by an intersecting X-frame derived from earlier curule and sedia tenaglia forms. The structure is composed of curved wooden slats that rise from the base to the seat and continue into the backrest in a continuous line.
Each frame is articulated through this crossing geometry, creating a stable and open structure. The crest rail is carved with scrollwork and botanical detailing, with a central roundel set as a fixed point within the composition. The form remains open, allowing light to pass through while maintaining a clear and upright profile.
The frames were stripped and re-stained. The surface was refined to clarify the tone of the wood while preserving the original carving and structure. No alterations were made to the form or proportions.
Placed in entries, beside a console, or within interior spaces where paired seating defines position within the room.
14 ½ W × 15 ½ D × 37 H in; 19 in seat height
