This exceptionally rare signed Maison Krieger five-piece French Louis XVI parlor set embodies the neoclassical grace and craftsmanship that defined 19th-century Parisian luxury. The suite includes a caned settee, two bergères, and two side chairs, each finely carved with floral garlands, rosettes, and fluted legs, and finished in a beautifully aged pale celadon gray paint. The hand-caned panels and original damask upholstery evoke understated sophistication, perfectly balancing comfort and artistry. Maison Krieger, one of the most respected furniture houses of 19th-century France, was founded in Paris in 1826. Known for producing pieces of museum-quality craftsmanship, the firm specialized in Louis XV, Louis XVI, Empire, and Regency revival styles, supplying aristocratic and royal clientele throughout Europe. Their works were frequently exhibited at the Expositions Universelles in Paris, earning medals for exceptional design and finish. This signed ensemble is a testament to Krieger’s mastery—combining architectural precision, decorative restraint, and historical authenticity. A magnificent find for collectors of fine French antiques, interior designers, and connoisseurs of authentic Louis XVI craftsmanship. settee measures 51 wide x 29.75 tall x 22.25 deep bergeres measure 33 wide x 28.75 tall x 19.5 deep and seat height is 19.5 side chairs measure 36 tall x 17 wide x 19 deep seat height 19