Antique french tabouret

This piece of furniture is an antique bench in the Louis XVI style (also known as Louis XVI style), recognizable by its typical straight, fluted legs and refined wood carving. This specific model with two upright backrests is used for various purposes and is known by several names: Piano bench: Due to its shape and height, it is often used as an elegant bench for a piano. Window Seat: Designed to be placed in a niche or in front of a window. Stool or Bathroom Bench: In France, this type is also called a 'tabouret', sometimes specifically intended for a luxurious bathroom or dressing room. Banquette: A general term for an upholstered or cane (webbing) finished bench without a full backrest. Features Material: The frame is usually made of carved and painted wood (often beech or mahogany) with a seat and side panels of webbing (woven cane). Style: The Louis XVI style is characterized by symmetry and classical elements such as rosettes and floral motifs in the woodwork. Beautiful to layer your clothes over in the evening.