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Lot 47 · Period Design

in the Louis XV style

A pair of late 19th century carved walnut fauteuils

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Estimate
£900–£1,100 hammer ≈ $1,340–$1,638
Result
Performance
Sale
Bonhams — Period Design, London, Knightsbridge · 21 April 2015
Record ID
TB-2026-1815507
Record
first seen 23 Jul 2026 · updated 23 Jul 2026 · source ↗
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A pair of late 19th century carved walnut fauteuils, in the Louis XV style. Bonhams, 21 Apr 2015, lot 47. bought in (did not sell). TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-1815507.

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A pair of late 19th century carved walnut fauteuils, in the Louis XV style. Bonhams, 21 Apr 2015, lot 47. bought in (did not sell). TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-1815507.

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