Three-seater sofa, carved and lacquered wood, France, mid-18th century, Louis XV period Measurements: H 97 x W 185 x D 85 cm Price: private negotiation Object accompanied by certificate of authenticity The three-seater sofa was made in France in the 18th century, during the Louis XV period. The carved wooden structure with reserves, scrolls, and raised floral decorations is lacquered in shades of ivory and blue. The backrest has a flowing and curvilinear profile. It has a wrap-around shape, extending sideways to provide greater comfort. The armrests, padded in the center and upholstered in fabric for comfortable support, are connected to the seat with arched elements. The seven legs, which are flowing and curvilinear, are carved and lacquered in two colors. The wooden structure is very graceful and particularly decorative. The three-seater sofa is upholstered with modern fabric in good condition, featuring a naturalistic design. It is completed by three cushions upholstered in the same fabric. It is possible to pair the sofa with a set of four armchairs from the same salon, featuring similar design and carvings, with the same color scheme, and with two other armchairs that are very similar in color, shape, and carvings, all upholstered in the same fabric. The sofa, possibly accompanied by the armchairs, is very refined and elegant, adding great decorative value to a living room, entrance hall, study, or bedroom. The light color of the lacquers used and the type of fabric it is presented with give this seating a lot of brightness, making it suitable alongside antique or modern furnishings.