exuberantly turned ca 1780 Eastern CT continuous arm

Very rare sgnd "B. Green" ca 1790 Eastern CT continuous arm Windsor chair in old brown paint in all orig cond & good height

Ca. 1780-1800 continuous arm brace back Windsor with a saddle seat, vase and ring turnings, stamped on bottom of seat EB Tracy. 37.5”H x 23”w x 18” seat H.

Ca. 1780-1800 New England continuous arm Windsor chair in old black painted surface, bamboo turnings on legs, 36" t. x 16" x 17", 17 1/2" seat height

Very desirable form Eastern CT ca 1790 tenon arm ladies Windsor chair in untouched old grungy paint w bulbous turnings

early ca 1740 Eastern CT strong ladderback armchair w massive curly maple arms in old color surfaces - 44" tall

English low back Windsor armchair, ca. 1780, with pegged arms and a D shaped seat, supported by splayed baluster turned legs. Measures 22"x20"x27". PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private Estate. ***Picku

Connecticut; 1770-1780; branded "EB Tracy"; with continuous arm; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar CA; 22 1/2 inches wide; 20 inches deep; 37 inches high; seat height: 17 inche

Ca. 1760-1780 Pennsylvania chair in old color, with well-shaped arms supported by 17 turned spindles, and vase and ring turned supports, over a stretcher base with pipe turnings, 27”H x 27.5&#82

c. 1790, later green paint; brace-back with seven bobbin-turned spindles; continuous arm; turned splayed legs joined by H-stretcher; 40"h; saddle seat 18"h, 17"w Purchased Wayne Pratt A

Windsor continuous-arm chair on turned legs. H: 36 in. W: 21 in. D: 17 in.

American Federal Inlaid cherry sofa, possibly Maryland or Eastern Virginia. Serpentine back with continuous arms, inlaid with a pitch circle and swag of bellflowers suspended from a ribbon bow; over s

Description: A John Eberman walnut tall case clock, having a partially inlaid bonnet top with urn-form finials and four turned column supports encasing the works signed by the maker and indicated as "

George Ainley (Perkinsville, Vermont) Windsor Style Armchairs, Ca. 1960, H 39" W 23" Depth 18" 6 pcs | Hand carved continuous arm chairs. Pine one piece seats. White oak bows. Hard maple turnings. Som

Rhode Island Late 18th Century Windsor Continuous-Arm Chair. Later blue/green paint, six spindleback, saddle seat, bulbous H stretcher and turned splayed legs. Seat height 17"h., 37"h. overall. Condit

Windsor Bow-Back Continuous-Arm Chair. The bow-back with six spindles, the continuous arms ending in shaped and notched grips, and the saddle seat raised on bulbous ring-turned splayed legs joined by

A fine example with Chinese Chippendale carvings on legs and arms, and through-carved stretcher, upholstered in white with brass studded detail. 38”H x 28”W x 29”D.

18th C. Queen Anne CT cherry lowboy, with fan carving on center drawer, thumb molded top edge, and a single board top. Ca. 1760-1780. A fine example of an 18th C. CT dressing table. 30”W x 30.5”H

Philadelphia Windsor Settee. Circa 1765-1780. Raised crest with shaped arms and carved knuckles, vasiform turned supports, turned legs with bulbous and ring turned stretchers, old black paint. Seat he

circa 1780, molded seat frame, scrolled and carved knuckle, stop fluted arm support, over upholstered seat, back, and arms, molded seat rail, raised on turned tapered stop fluted legs, stamped "P. For

American Classical Mahogany Sofa ca. 1825, of scroll form with dolphin-carved arms, the turned crest rail with foliate-carved scroll ends, the apron with panels above cornucopia-carved paw feet, uphol

English Classical Revival Argand-Style Chandelier ca. 1900, the three-light chandelier with a turned standard set with scrolled arms in the Messenger style, alternating with scrolled chain holders, th

Signed "CORNUCOPIA INC HARVARD MASS" who was a retailer for D.R. Dimes Company 38 x 23 x 19 1/2 inches.

a French standing regulator by Robert Robin, ca. 1780. The clock has a austere glazed mahogany case. The movement, powered by a spring via a remontoire, has a running time of one month and is equipped

A set of six ca. 1780-1800 Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany side chairs, with carved crests, pierced carved splats, and slip seats, with pierced corner brackets on molded legs, with through tenon on