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Very pretty Napoléon III–style nursing chair dating from the late 19th century. A nursing chair is a small, low armchair traditionally used in bedrooms or nurseries, designed so that a mother could sit comfortably while caring for her child. It is also known as a chauffeuse, as its low height allowed one to sit close to the fire and warm up without bending.
It stands on four small castors, with a very low seat upholstered in a beautiful deep navy French velvet. The backrest is finely crafted, giving the piece a graceful silhouette.
In a bedroom or an entrance hall, it is both decorative and practical — perfect, for instance, to place your handbag when you walk in.
Style
Napoléon III
Period
Late 19th century
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Style: Napoleon III
Nephew of Napoleon I, Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte was elected President of the Second Republic in 1848 before becoming Emperor Napoleon III in 1852 following a coup d'etat.
Napoleon III style is one of the most interesting even if nothing is really novel with elements borrowed from preceding styles. Based on the taste of the period, Japanese, Chinese and Oriental art brings a richness, abundance and eclecticism specific to this period.
Dimensions
Height of the backrest: 79 cm
Seat height: 36 cm
Depth: 47 cm
Width: 45 cm







