A pair of antique chairs, made of walnut wood with a polychrome technique, bearing witness to a bygone era. Admire their majesty, for they date back to the late 1700s and their age is engraved on the seat in ancient script: 1797, a year whispered in the breeze of history. A special feature of the chairs is the folding seat. When the seat is gently unfolded, it turns into a kneeler that invites reverence and contemplation. But it is their polychrome painting that steals your breath, a symphony of colours adorning the wood with delicate painted flowers and ornamental motifs. The skilful hand of a long-lost artist is immortalised in the vibrant brush strokes and hues that dance like poetry on the wooden canvas. Baroque in form, they embody the essence of their time, exuding opulence and grace. They are silent witnesses to a world of grandeur, a world of dancing elegance and refined taste. Their curves and lines echo the harmonious melodies of a bygone era, where art and craftsmanship danced in unison. When we look at these antique chairs, we cannot help but be enchanted by the stories they carry. Stories of encounters in candle-lit rooms, of whispered conversations and heartfelt confessions, of laughter and merriment that once filled the air. These chairs have spanned the centuries, bearing witness to the ebb and flow of generations. Their seats are engraved with the date: 1797. Imagine them today, proudly placed in classical living rooms, where nostalgia intertwines with contemporary splendour. Or imagine them in elegant winter gardens, where the gentle caress of the sun lingers, embracing the timeless beauty of days gone by. In their presence, they remind us of the impermanence of all things, but also how art can transcend the limits of mortality. Let us preserve these antique chairs, for they are more than just furniture: they are living remnants of the embrace of history.
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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italia
