bergères (armchairs) - chairs, singles/pairs
Bergere chair. A fairly wide, deep, upholstered armchair used in the drawing room. The form was developed in France during the mid-18th century, though it was quickly adopted by English designers such as Chippendale and Sheraton. The English version of this chair is known as a Wingback chair.
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Tasmanian cedar armchair with bergère brown leather upholstered, a 'U' shaped back, turned legs and castors