French Provincial Style Armchairs and Kidney-Shaped Drum Table Set

This furniture set consists of two wood-frame armchairs and a small pedestal drum table. The armchairs exhibit classic French Provincial and Louis XV revival influences, featuring cabriole legs, carved floral motifs along the top crest rail, and curved armrests. The upholstery is a dusty rose or mauve velvet with deep diamond tufting on the seat backs and flat fabric on the seat cushions. The woodwork appears to be a stained hardwood, likely walnut or cherry, with a medium-gloss finish. The pedestal drum table features a round top with what appears to be an embossed green leather or faux-leather insert, accented by gold-tooling around the perimeter. The table base is a Duncan Phyfe-style tripod pedestal with flared legs ending in brass-capped feet. There are visible signs of wear throughout the set, including significant fading and light staining on the seat upholstery of the chair on the left, and general surface abrasions on the table's apron. The items likely date from the mid-20th century (circa 1950s-1970s), during a period of high popularity for European revival styles.