A pair of Louis XV fauteuils à la reine, French and around 1750, built to the generous scale that marks the good ones. The carved walnut frames keep the period's easy rhythm — a shaped, gently arched crest, softly molded seat rails and cabriole legs that curve out just enough to feel relaxed rather than formal. The wood has a warm, mellow patina, polished smooth at the arms by two and a half centuries of hands.

Newly upholstered in Quercus & Co. Meander in Cherry — a hand-drawn trail of spiky leaf clusters in oxblood and dusty rose, wandering across a warm cream Belgian linen. The small scale and soft color keep the carving legible instead of competing with it.

Sold as a pair.