French Louis XV Style Painted Fauteuil with Embroidered Needlepoint Pillow

This is a fauteuil, a type of open-armchair, designed in the French Louis XV style. The chair features a solid wooden frame with visible carved details, particularly on the arms and apron, which exhibit classic rococo motifs such as scrolls and possibly floral elements, though they are somewhat obscured by the paint finish. The frame appears to be constructed from a hardwood, likely beech or walnut, given the style. It is finished with a distressed or antique-effect pale green or sage green paint, which shows wear and chipping in several places, revealing the darker wood or an undercoat beneath, contributing to an aged patina. The chair is upholstered with removable cushions for the back and seat, both covered in a plain, possibly linen-blend or cotton fabric of an off-white or cream color. The upholstery shows some signs of use, including minor discoloration and slight creasing, but no apparent major tears or damage. The arms of the chair are partially upholstered with arm caps in the same off-white fabric. The chair comes with a decorative throw pillow in a dark navy or black fabric, featuring an elaborate floral needlepoint embroidery. The embroidery depicts a bouquet of flowers in shades of pink, orange, yellow, and green, showcasing traditional needlework craftsmanship. The pillow itself appears to be in good condition. The overall aesthetic suggests an item from the late 19th to mid-20th century, reproducing an earlier 18th-century style. Its construction seems sturdy, indicating good quality for its period. The carved details, while not overtly elaborate, are consistent with the Louis XV aesthetic, characterized by curvilinear forms and a sense of lightness.