This delightful little Louis XV style "bergère" is quite unique as it has five legs. It has been reupholstered in a superb fabric by the French editor Jules Pansu, whose company has been creating beautiful fabrics since 1871. This one is called "Bouquets Dauphine" ("Dauphine de France" was the title given to the wife of the heir of the French throne).
The "bergère" is a type of armchair invented around 1730 and which became very fashionable in the salons of the mid-18th century. Its gondola backrest forms a graceful curve that extends to the armrests.

This bergère dates back to the end of the 19th century and is very unique because of its extra fith leg in front. In any room of your home it will bring its elegance and the brightness of its fabric.