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Midcentury French Faux Bois Concrete Confident or Tête-à-Tête Garden Bench
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Description
A very rare faux bois concrete confident or tête-à-tête (conversation seat). This beautiful garden bench has the appearance of tree bark, found in the Provence region of France, c. 1940. Faux bois is an artistic process of applying concrete to an iron frame and sculpting the concrete to resemble wood or wood grain. This lovely bench is suited for indoors or outdoors.
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Maison & Co. is a direct importer of fine 18th and 19th-century European antiques, many with original paint, specializing in Swedish Gustavian, French Louis XVI, and Swedish Rococo and Baroque periods. For inquiries, please contact us at Bernadette@maisonandco.com or 316.650.3341
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