Offered by Igra Lignum
French Furniture and Art Pieces of the 18th century and Empire period
Two armchairs, possibly forming a pair, in lacquered beech, stamped JB Boulard and bearing an unidentified ownership mark, transitional style, Louis XV period.
Iron mark T.S
Jean-Baptiste Boulard (1725-1789), received his master's degree in 1754, and was one of the principal carpenters and suppliers to the Crown under Louis XVI and Louis XVI.
Condition report: restored and reupholstered in January 2025. Perfect condition. Small difference in the armrest.
-Please note that the Transition style does not exist “historically”, but corresponds to a new artistic movement that began in 1760, under Louis XV.
seat height 42cm arm height 61cm
Delevery information :
The shipping and customs charges are free of charge for all destinations in Europe for objects of more than 2,000 euros and furniture pieces of more than 5,000 euros.
The art pieces are shipped by post, the furniture is delivered by us or by companies like Arbore (Rhone Valley) and SHIP ANTIQUES (rest of France and Europe)
A wooden box is made for each article. For especially fragile furniture pieces, we produce customized boxes.
