EARLY 18THC. CONTINENTAL ARM CHAIR

EARLY 18THC. ARM CHAIR

with wear commensurate with age, insect damage, repairs, loose joints. 39" high, 22 1/4" wide, 18" deep.

with sausage turned base stretchers, upholstered in checked contemporary fabric. French, 17th century. Wear, losses consistent with age. 50" high, 26" wide, 26" deep. Provenance: Property from a Westc

with carved crest, spindled back and ring turned legs. Old dry surface, losses and wear, worming. 38" high, 24" wide, 15" deep. Provenance: Property from a Westchester County, NY Estate.

Ornately carved, stretcher base, needlepoint upholstery, the chair in need of restoration.

EMPIRE CHERRYWOOD OPEN ARMCHAIRContinental, early 19th century. With floral, needlework upholstered seat and tapering armrests and legs.35 x 22 x 20 in. (88.90 x 55.88 x 50.80 cm.) Ex Henry Stern Anti

early highly turned stretcher based Continental armchair w velvet seat & back rest

An early 18thC Scottish fruitwood and elm open armchair with a shaped top rail above a raked slatted backrest and scrolled arms, the planked seat raised on four chamfered legs. 24" wide x 24" deep x 4

early 20th century, mahogany, shaped molded back support, shaped arms, serpentine seat, molded square legs with shaped stretcher base, ornithological motif upholstery to back and seat with plaid uphol

Continental, early 19th century, each with pale blue painted frame, front legs set with figural busts with turbans, cream upholstery with loose down cushions, 38-1/2 x 28 x 27 in.

Continental carved mahogany armchair with griffins and painted crest. Early 20th century. 37"h x 29"w x 24"d

Continental Baroque Style Carved Armchairearly 20th century, Italian or Spanish, later woven red upholstery, long tapered arms with acanthus leaf and rosette carvings, scrolled legs with cross stretch

Continental Baroque Style Walnut armchair.Early to mid 20th Century. The rectangular back and seat upholstered in an allover floral faux tapestry, the arms terminating in reclining lions, on turned le

late 19th/early 20th century; shaped crest rails, upholstered backs and seats, shaped arm supports with carved acanthus and scrolled hand rests, fluted and carved acanthus leaf supports, cabriole legs

Early 19th century, English or Continental origin. Each having maritime or oceanic style. Carved with fine skill featuring neoclassical style dolphins in the back and arms with trident at the center o

A Continental Carved and Marquetry Decorated Armchair Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height 31 inches. Property from Christa's Ltd., Chicago, Illinois

Circa 1700, England or Continental. Having a very early needlepoint family crest at backrest and the frame is nicely carved walnut. Good early surface to the frame. Upholstery, if not period to the ch

Continental Louis XIII style highback armchair, early 20thc., upholstered back and seat with floral design and nail head accents, tassels hanging from the seat, block and ring turned legs joined by st

Continental William and Mary-style armchair, late 18th to early 19th century, upholstered in figural fabric with fringe embellishment, on Spanish scroll feet, 48" h x 29" w x 25" d. The absence of a c

Continental painted and decorated Louis XV-style armchair. [38" H x 22" W x 19" W; 16" H to seat].

Continental, 19th century or earlier, finely turned frame set with early needlework upholstery centering figure of a peacock, brass tacking, 37-1/2 x 22 x 17 in. - Provenance: From the Estate of Paul

All early 20th century. A pair of walnut armchairs with cabriole legs, turned stretchers, a saddled seat, and a back with grotesque mask carving. A single upholstered oak armchair with barley twist tu

Great early ca 1720 New London County CT maple mushroom arm bannister back chair w molded crest, full height & huge intact mushrooms in old black paint (this chair has been in an 18thC home for as lon

Continental French Empire style barrel back chair, early 20th century, executed in walnut, having a tablet crest above a continuous arm ending in dolphin terminals and resting on a rectangular splat a