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	From the early 19th C to the July Revolution in 1830 the Empire style predominates.</div>
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	Under the reign of &nbsp;Louis XVIII followed by &nbsp;Charles X, &nbsp;we refer to the Restauration style which is best known for its tables and seating.&nbsp;</div>
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	The reign of Louis Philippe sees the apparition of a mix of the styles Empire, Renaissance and &nbsp;Baroque.</div>
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	&nbsp;<strong><a href="http://www.antiques-in-france.com/other_item/boulle-marquetry">marquetterie Boulle</a>&nbsp;is again very much in fashion.</strong></div>
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	The late 19th C shows a return to the Louis XV style, closely associated to Louis Philippe style, &nbsp;characterized by the exagerated curved legs such as on the famous &quot; bergere&quot; armchairs&nbsp;<a href="http://www.antiquites-en-france.com/antiquites/-/-/-/fauteuil-bergere">fauteuils berg&egrave;res</a>.</div>
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	After a short period &nbsp; Napoleon III also known as the Second Empire, &nbsp;it is finaly the arrival of the Art Nouveau style lasting into the early 20th C</div>