Armstoelbekleed met tapisserie met een jongen met vogels (porteur d'oiseaux) (rug) en een vos met een fazant (zitting) c. 1755 - 1935

This armchair, produced by the Manufacture Royale des Gobelins, is a fine example of French 18th-century craftsmanship. The chair's elegant, gilded frame is complemented by intricate tapestry upholstery depicting a boy with birds on the backrest and a fox with a pheasant on the seat. The vibrant floral motifs and detailed figures showcase the Gobelins' renowned tapestry weaving techniques, a hallmark of French artistry. This piece, dating from the mid-18th century, embodies the luxurious style of the Rococo era, reflecting the opulence and refined taste of the French aristocracy.