Os de mouton chairs 18th century – France

Pair of oak chairs with Pieds os de mouton (sheep-bone legs) and serpentine stretchers, characteristic of French seating furniture of the Louis XIII period. Upholstered in later Bargello flame-stitch needlework, a decorative embroidery technique with origins in 17th-century Italy, here reinterpreted in blue, cream, and grey tones.

D 44 × W 42 × H 108 cm

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