Louis XVI Style High-Back Upholstered Armchair

This is a Neoclassical or Louis XVI style fauteuil featuring an exceptionally tall rectangular backrest, characteristic of mid-to-late 20th-century revival furniture. The frame is constructed from a light-toned wood, likely fruitwood or stained beechwood, showing a warm honey-colored patina. It features elegant open scrolled armrests with padded hand rests (manchettes) that meet a straight apron. The chair is supported by four legs: the front two are round and fluted with tapered feet, typical of the Louis XVI aesthetic, while the rear legs have a slight sabre curve for stability. The upholstery consists of a light cream or off-white jacquard fabric with a repeating subtle geometric or floral diamond pattern, finished with delicate piping. The seat features a thick, removable box-style cushion. Condition-wise, the frame appears structurally sound with minor surface abrasions and typical thinning of the finish on the armrests from use. The fabric remains clean without glaring tears, though light compression is visible on the seat cushion. The craftsmanship suggests a high-quality reproduction piece from the 1960s-1980s, designed for formal dining or as a statement accent chair.