Living room set consisting of a sofa and a pair of armchairs in threaded mahogany and finely inlaid in boxwood to depict foliated and flowery spirals. The ending armrests are triton’s head and the legs of receding line. The sofa measures 105x192x63 cm and was made during the Charles X period (1824-1830) in France. This lounge service is an example of elegance and fine craftsmanship of the period. Mahogany, known for its durability and beauty, is crafted with extraordinary precision, while boxwood inlays add a level of detail that is a testament to the craftsmanship of the craftsmen of the time. The triton’s head details on the armrests and the sinuous legs are distinctive features of the design of the Charles X period, which emphasized elegant lines and classical motifs. This service is not only functional, but also a piece of decorative art that enriches any room with its imposing and refined presence.