Eighteenth-century French antique chair illustration.
"Because the real ones have already been bought at a high price by the Palace of Versailles." The antique dealer wasn't afraid of Chen Yiyang, but was somewhat intimidated by Schaefer beside him.
He noticed Schaefer was a German; if he got into a fight with him, he could run back to Germany.
Now that the United Kingdom has left the EU, there's really no way to deal with Schaefer.
As Chen Yiyang instructed someone to take these chairs back, he curiously looked up some information.
According to history, Madame du Barry indeed had a batch of chairs that Louis XV paid to have made for her.
These historically valuable chairs are kept as national treasures at the Palace of Versailles, and every time they are exhibited, a large number of tourists come to take pictures.
Since the batch of chairs at the Palace of Versailles is real, then naturally, the ones here are fake.
