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Louis XV beechwood chaise lounge
Louis XV beechwood chaise lounge, 18th century.
A beechwood chaise lounge was a popular item during the reign of Louis XV, which spanned from 1715 to 1774. This type of furniture is characterized by its ornate and curvaceous designs, as well as its use of high-quality materials.
Made from beechwood, commonly used in French furniture-making during this time period, the frame is hand-carved into a graceful and flowing design. Featuring curved legs, sinuous lines, and intricate scrollwork, furniture from this period is characterized by its ornate and curvaceous designs, as well as its use of high-quality materials, and this chaise is a beautiful example.
Louis XV beechwood chaise lounges were often used as decorative pieces in grand homes and palaces during the 18th century. They were often placed in formal sitting rooms or salons, where they could be used for lounging or reclining.
Today, Louis XV beechwood chaise lounges from the 18th century are highly sought after by collectors and antique dealers for their historical and aesthetic value. They can be quite valuable, particularly if they are in good condition and have not been heavily restored or altered.
$15,800.00
