The set consists of three Palace bérgères and two chairs, in polychromed wood, the front legs are in the shape of a sword sheath with pelta hoof, cylindrical armrests, posterior saber legs, flat top, convex front.

Period Empire.

FON fire marks with the arms of France (three crowned fleur-de-lis) from the Restoration period, numerous stenciled inventory numbers on each piece preceded by the letter F for Fontainebleau, several handwritten labels with the mention "Salon" and "blue damask".

Very good condition, strapping and padding redone and covered in white, with removable cushions for the armchairs.

Bergères: H. 99 and 96 x W. 68 x D. 58 cm. Chairs: H. 92 x L. 48 x D. 42 cm.

- Fontainebleau palace under Restauration and Second Empire.

- Private collection.

The bergeres measurements being larger than usual, this suggests a fairly important location in the castle, probably not just for the ministries.

SOLD TO THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE CHÂTEAU DE FONTAINEBLEAU