Stoel, afwisselend glanzend en dof zwart geschilderd en versierd met vergulde randen en enkele goudkleurige beslagstukjes. Bekleed met oranje velours. c. 1865 - 1875

This elaborately carved chair, crafted by the Gebroeders Horrix in the mid-19th century, is a fine example of Rococo Revival furniture. The chair's black lacquered frame features gilded edges and intricate carvings in a Rococo style, with an orange velvet seat adding a touch of color and luxury. The chair's elegant lines and ornate details make it a statement piece, reflecting the taste for historical revival styles popular in the mid-19th century. The chair, likely intended for a private home, exemplifies the craftsmanship and artistic sensibilities of the Horrix brothers, Dutch cabinetmakers renowned for their mastery of Rococo Revival furniture.