Ernest EYMONAUD deposited. Dagobert" armchair in molded and carved walnut (dents and wood-eating insect holes). Uprights and backrest richly decorated with large stylized chimeras, X-shaped base centered with a coat of arms with dagger and stars, marked under the seat. Upholstered in a later ochre velvet fabric (stained, unstained). Neo-Gothic period. Height : 91 cm - Width : 71 cm - Depth : 45 cm Ernest EYMONAUD, an antique dealer specializing in copies of antique furniture, lived in the house known as Eymonaud, located at impasse Marie-Blanche in the 18th arrondissement of Paris. Built by architect Joseph DE GUIRARD DE MONTARNAL and listed as a historic monument, the house probably comprises elements that once belonged to the Hôtel de l'Escalopier. Neo-Gothic in style and with its two-storey tower, this building is still a unique landmark at the foot of Montmartre.