A Pair of Elm Wood Armchairs

Each with turned legs, H form stretchers, a saddled seat, serpentine arms and a back with five flat and curved vertical slats. Dimensions: Each is 22 1/2" x 17 1/2", the seat height is 17" and the ove

Pair Elm Wood Windsor Arm Chairs. 42 1/4" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ERRORS

Pair Elm Wood Windsor Arm Chairs. 42 1/4" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ERRORS

Carved skirt, shaped back and arms, minor losses

Pair of Chinese elm wood arm chairs with rattan seats, signed, probably 19th c. 48"h x 25"w x 17"d / seat height =21.5"

Early 20th century most likely in the Qing style. The chairs have a bent wood back leading into the arm above the plank and paneled seat all above a nicely carved leg connected by stretcher below. H40

* A Pair of Chinese Elmwood Armchairs, Meiguiyi qing dynasty (1644-1911) each with open-back frame formed by a straight toprail and the back posts, the straight arms continuing down to form the front

Pair of Elmwood Windsor Arm Chairs . 41" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ERRORS O

Pair of Elmwood Windsor Arm Chairs . 40 3/4" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ERRO

Pair Chinese Classical Elmwood Arm Chairs. Height to top of back 45 inches ( 114.3cm) X width 25 inches (63.5 cm) X depth 21 inches (53.5cm). ************ This lot was purchased by Sunny Art Centre, L

Early Pair of Chinese Carved Elm Wood Armchairs 37''x23''x17'' Each. Mixed woods with cane seats. Back has relief carved opposing dragon motif. Overall excellent condition. 17th to 18th century, late

mid-19th century; spindle back, plank seat, round turned legs, 46 in. H., 26 in. W., 21 in. D.

A Pair of Chinese Elmwood Open Armchairs. Together with a Chinese black lacquered elmwood side table bearing three drawers (28" x 28" x 18") Each chair: 46" x 25" x 21"

A Pair of Chinese Elmwood Horseshoe-Back Armchairs each with curving toprail sloping down to the arms supported on serpentine side posts and terminating in a curved hook beyond the corner posts set wi

Pair of Antique Chinese Elmwood Armchairs. Shaped crest rails, longevity symbol carved splats and sunken panel seats. Seat height 20", 40" high overall. Condition: Good with use wear.

Pair of fine, antique Chinese arm chairs with delicate but strongly carved backs and arms; with pierced corner brackets on the backs and relief carved forest scenes on the splats. The traces of origin

Pair 19th C Elm Wood English Windsor Arm Chairs . 44" H

* A Pair of Chinese Elmwood Official's Hat Armchairs, Sichutouguanmaoyi qing dynasty (1644-1911) each with shaped crestrail with upswept ends supported on continuous posts with flanges forming the rea

Pair of Chinese Ming Style Elmwood Armchairs, Yoke back with shaped back splat carved in relief with a medallion, over woven seats with out-scrolled arms, raised on turned legs joined by stretchers.

Pair of armchairs. Elm wood and fabric.. Cm 66,00 x 75,00 x 78,00. 1940s.

A Pair of Chinese Ming Style Elmwood Yokeback "Officer Hat" Armchairs, late 19thc. each with scrolled crest and everted ears over gently curved backsplat and rectangular seat, with mortise and

A Pair of Chinese Brown Lacquered Elmwood Scholar's Armchairs, Guanmaoyi 19TH CENTURY having an angular arched crest rail above shaped backsplits carved with pendant auspicious symbols, the rectangula

Pair of Chinese Ming Style Elmwood Yoke Back Armchairs, with curved backs and shaped arms ending in scroll terminates, over a shaped back splat and rectangular wood seat, raised on turned legs with sh

Pair of Chinese Horseshoe Elm Wood Chairs 38''x25.5''x23'' Each. Antique armchairs with relief carved back panel and decorated legs. 18th century, Qing dynasty.