Two armchairs furnishing, being able to form pendant, out of moulded and carved wood of hearts in asymmetrical cartridges, of sheets, flowers and rectangular bosses on the cross-pieces and the feet and with the shoulders, resting on four arched feet. One in walnut, stamped I. GOURDIN on the back of the rear crossbar, Louis XV period. One in stained beech, with a reversed decoration, Louis XV style, from the end of the 19th century. Old polychrome tapestry upholstery with characters or trophies in a flowery cartouche, in an old rose frame. H. 93 cm - Width : 68 cm - Depth : 56 cm. H. : 94.5 cm - Width : 63 cm - Depth : 56 cm. Wear, scratches and rubbing; period armchair: accident to the upper crossbar of the back, shortened legs, one of which is boned; worn upholstery, with accidents and missing pieces. Jean-Baptiste GOURDIN, called the Elder, received Master in 1748 in Paris.