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A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

A pair of Gustavian giltwood open armchairs, late 18th century.

Each with a carved rose surmounting the medallion-shaped back above a frieze with rosettes centering och a flower sprig above tapering fluted legs. One marked with the label of Stockholm's Stolmakarämbete (the Guild of Chairmaker's). Seat height 44, back height 90 cm.

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