George Nakashima, New Chair Rocker without Arms

This beautiful host version of the iconic "New" chair rocker features sculptural free edge arm rests, elegant spindle back, and smooth rocking motion. Please confirm item location (NY or NJ).---Dimens

George Nakashima lounge chair with rocker and right arm USA, 1978 American black walnut, hickory 31.5 w x 31.25 d x 33.75 h inches Single-slab seat and arm with free edge. Signed with client name to u

George Nakashima (1905-1990) Arm Chair New Hope, Pennsylvania, c. 1965 American black walnut signed with client's name "Newberry" 24 1/2"w x 20 1/2"d x 28 1/4"h Provenance: Moderne Gallery, Philadelph

GEORGE NAKASHIMA (1905 - 1990) NAKASHIMA STUDIO Eight New chairs, one arm-, seven side-, New Hope, PA, 1958 Unmarked Armchair: 39 1/2" x 25" x 25", side chairs: 36" x 19" x 21" Provenance: Copy of ori

George Nakashima (1905-1990). 1959; walnut, hickory spindles; side chairs - 35 3/4 in. H., 18 5/8 in. W, 16 1/4 in. seat D.; arm chairs - 38 1/2 in. H., 25 3/16 in. W., 16 1/4 in. seat D.; Acquired di

GEORGE NAKASHIMA Paddle Arm Rocking Chair. Single paddle arm. Thin spindle back rocker. Signed. Original owner's name and "Light spindles" on underside. Original owner.-- Dimensions: Image Size: H: 35

George Nakashima, American (1905-1990). Originally made in 1956, the 'New Chair' is made from American black walnut with a hickory spindled back. Included is an order record from 1956 for Neil Fujita,

A single walnut 'New' chair by George Nakashima for Widdicomb. Stamped on bottom. 35 x 19 x 21. Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

36 in H X 18.5 in W X 16.5 in D Seat Height 17.5 in

Nakashima, George (American, 1905-1990), Set of 4 New Chairs, walnut and hickory, 36 x 18.5 x 20.5 inches, seat height 17.25 inches, each one signed Everett on the underside, also on the undersides on

American black walnut and hickory. Chairs feature a double spindle design for added strength and durability. Chairs also have a spindle back with a robust top horizontal rail. Original pencil marks fr

American Black Walnut with Provenance 26H x 19W x 20D

35 1/2" TALL & 18 1/2" WIDE FROM ORIGINAL OWNER. PROVENANCE AVAILABLE.

GEORGE NAKASHIMA (1905 - 1990) NAKASHIMA STUDIO Eight New chairs, New Hope, PA, 1962/64/76 Walnut, hickory Signed with client name 36" x 18 3/4" x 22" Provenance: Copies of original order cards

MIRA NAKASHIMA (b. 1942) NAKASHIMA STUDIO New Chair with Arm, New Hope, PA, 2003 Walnut, sap walnut, hickory Signed and dated 33 1/2" x 33 1/2" x 27 1/2"

George Nakashima (1905-1990)Rocking New chair - Special orderRocking chairWalnut and white walnutInscribed with the purchaser's nameModel created in the 1960sH 93 × L 64 × W 74 cmSpecial ord

GEORGE NAKASHIMA LONG CHAIR WITH ARM: Wood frame with live edge wood slab armrest. Woven off-white straps. American Black Walnut Lang Chair with Arm measures approximately 27.75" h x 65.6" l x 34" w.

George Nakashima Cushion Chairs with Arms c.1961, (2) walnut chairs having custom upholstered wool cushions; including copy of correspondence with George Nakashima referencing purchase Provenance: pur

Nakashima, George (American, 1905 - 1990), Nakashima Studio, New Hope, PA., 6 New Dining Chairs, circa mid 20th century, undersides marked: Bennett (2), Miller and George Nakashima (illegible), Marcus

(4) Piece George Nakashima New teak dinning chairs with linseed oil finish, hand worked spindles, a scooped seat and splayed back legs. Designed by Nakashima in 1958 and manufactured as part of a line

Pr GEORGE NAKASHIMA for WIDDICOMB "New Chairs." GN 271-W Walnut Dining Chairs with hickory spindle backs. Branded George Nakashima 271 and Sundra. Dimensions: H: 36 inches: W: 19 inches: D: 20 inches

George Nakashima Lounge chair with right arm Nakashima StudioUSA, c. 1978American black walnut, hickory 33 h x 32 w x 27 d in (84 x 81 x 69 cm) Chair features a single slab armrest with

GEORGE NAKASHIMA Paddle Arm Chair. Single paddle arm. Thin spindle back. Original owner-- Dimensions: H: 33 inches: W: 32 inches: D: 28 inches ---Provenance: Theodore Weiss, Princeton NJ was an import

George Katsutoshi Nakashima, American (1905-1990). Pair of walnut Nakashima arm chairs, same style as prize winning chair in 1954 Belgium World's Fair. Included is an order record from 1960 for Neil F