18th Century, Italian Neoclassical Six Lacquered Wood Benches

Measurements: 4 benches: L 47 x 47 x H sitting 52; 2 benches: L 82 x 46,5 x H sitting 52

The four small benches and the two big benches were made in Italy (Turin) in the neoclassical era, towards the end of the eighteenth century. The structure is in wood lacquered in ochre yellow, blue sugar paper and white.
All seats have a carving that draws frames in relief that create decoration and movement to the band under the seat. The legs originate with a flattened double-sphere element from which departs the fluted leg and truncated cone upside down. They are finished on the four sides and therefore can be placed in the center of environments without necessarily having to be leaned against the walls.
It is a very rare set to find on the market for the number of seats that composes it.
Very elegant and decorative, characterized by a pleasant light color, they can be easily inserted in many environments, such as entrances and corridors, salons and studios or bedroom. The neoclassical taste is also very well suited to antique or modern furnishings.