In the center is an armchair, seen from the front, with upholstered seat and oval back. The supports of the arms have triglyph shape. The back has laterally two framing pillars with floral candelabra. At left: above a sketch of an armchair, seen from the front. With upholstered seat and back. The latter is laterally and above framed by a kind of escutcheon. Below is a chair, seen from the side, the back being at right. The arms are straight and are supported in front and at the back by curved boards. At right: above is a chair, seen from the side, the back being at right. The arms are supported at the front by supports with a bird's head. They form the upper frame of a rectangle, with an inscribedl ozenge. Below: an armchair in the same position. The arm is a scroll springing from the back, with a spiral upon the frame of the seat. Usual background. Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash on off-white laid paper, lined. Date: ca. 1785-1790. Museum: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Mus