Dimensions: 44.75 inches high x 29.25 inches wide x 29.25 inches deep. Seat Height 17 An exceptional pair of vintage Louis XVI style armchairs, beautifully crafted to reflect the refined elegance and symmetry of 18th-century French neoclassical design. This sophisticated duo showcases expertly carved gilt wood frames, paired with vibrant plaid upholstery, creating a striking balance between classic formality and fresh decorative charm. Each chair features a distinctive oval medallion back, a signature element of the Louis XVI period, framed by intricate hand-carved detailing including beaded trim, floral motifs, and scrolling accents. The frames are finished in a rich gold gilt, exhibiting a warm, luminous patina that enhances their depth and character. The chairs are supported by fluted, tapered legs, adorned with carved rosettes and classical detailing, reinforcing their architectural elegance and timeless appeal. The gracefully curved arms are accented with finely carved supports, seamlessly integrating structure and ornamentation. Upholstered in a multi-toned plaid fabric, the seats and backs introduce a lively yet sophisticated contrast to the gilded frames. The soft palette of pinks, greens, and creams offers versatility, allowing these chairs to complement both traditional interiors and more eclectic, layered design schemes. Generously cushioned seats ensure comfort without compromising style, making these chairs as functional as they are visually captivating. Ideal as accent chairs, occasional seating, or statement pieces in a living room, bedroom, or formal sitting area. Highly desirable among collectors and interior designers, this pair embodies the enduring appeal of French Louis XVI style—where elegance, craftsmanship, and proportion come together in perfect harmony. The pair is in good antique condition with the exception of some light surface scratches, Minor finish loss and normal age related wear. The upholstery is in good condition with some light minor staining. As to be expected with items of age and use.