PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA PAINTED LOW-BACK WINDSOR

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA PAINTED LOW-BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR, shaped crest rail with beaded arms terminating in rounded grips, supported on delicate baluster-turned front posts and 15 spindles, genero

A Philadelphia painted low back Windsor settee, Circa 1800, with carved knuckle terminals, the spindles, legs and stretchers with bamboo turnings, retaining an old ash colored paint over original gree

AMERICAN, PROBABLY PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, PAINTED FAN-BACK WINDSOR SIDE CHAIR, white oak, poplar, and probably maple, shaped crest rail, seven spindles, boldly shaped saddle seat, ring-and balust

AMERICAN, PROBABLY PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, PAINTED FAN-BACK WINDSOR SIDE CHAIR, white oak, poplar, and probably maple, shaped crest rail, seven spindles, boldly shaped saddle seat, ring-and balust

A black-painted low-back Windsor armchair Philadelphia, PA, late 18th century With scrolled arms, shaped seat, the legs joined by stretchers. (H: 27 in. W: 26 1/4 in. D: 18 in.)Qty: (1) Provenance</

Almost matches the previous lot low barrel-back with splayed turned legs joined by stretcher, 29.5&quot;h; saddle seat 18&quot;h; 25&quot;w From the collection of G.W. Samaha (Bill feels this chair is

A Pennsylvania style black painted comb-back Windsor armchair by William Wallick, late 20th century, stamped to the underside of seat "W. WALLICK", height 45 1/2in; width 26in; depth of seat 15 1/2in

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&#8221;H x 27.5&#82

Pennsylvania sack back Windsor armchair, likely Philadelphia, with spindle back and traces of writing underneath seat. 38 in tall x 28 in wide x 17 in deep.

Circa 1785-1810, of Pennsylvania origin, Spanish brown paint, with bamboo turnings h. 38 w. 81 d. 21 in. overall: 17-1/2 in. (seat height) Provenance: By descent through the family of an important Sou

An Arrow-Back Black Painted Windsor Settle 19th Century Width 93 1/4 inches. Provenance: Dave Brocklebank Antiques, Pennsylvania

Lancaster County Pennsylvania Sack Back Windsor Armchair. Old black painted surface. Seat height 18"h.; 37" overall. Condition: Good with wear, metal reinforce break on one arm.

Pennsylvania Windsor Bow Back Side Chair. Signed A. Steel (Anthony Steel, Philadelphia, PA Circa 1791-1817). Bamboo turned with nine spindle back, shaped seat and turned splayed legs with stretcher ba

Philadelphia rail back Windsor arm chair, old green painted surface, old split in seat, 28" h, 29" w across arms, seat height 16 1/2"

Pennsylvania, late 18th century, impressive form with scrolled arms and deeply shaped plank seat, baluster turnings, 48-1/2 x 26-1/2 x 21 in.

Unsigned reproduction Philadelphia comb back Windsor armchair in green crackled painted surface, carved ears and shell back, legs mortised through single board seat and spindles mortised through arms,

Black painted hoop back arm chair, tenon through construction, spindle back, scrolled arms, saddle seat, splayed legs, and stretcher base. 37"h x 23"w x 17"d, 16" seat height

Windsor reproduction writing chair, Pennsylvania style fan back chair, green painted finish, crest with carved scroll ears, two drawers in worn green paint, branded “RB 333&rdquo; on reverse, we

Green Painted Wood Windsor High Chair. Child's seat with low spindled back, carved seat and green paint with great patina. Dimensions are 26.75 in h x 13.75 in w x 14 in d. Condition is fair with heav

A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN WALNUT LOW-BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIRS SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY All with ownership stamp 'D' to back edge of seat each 79cm high, 71cm wide, 52cm deep overall

splayed, boldly turned legs joined by stretcher, 28&quot; h; 53.5&quot; w; seat height 16&quot; Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

Probably New England, 18th/19th C. Together with a fifth low-back Windsor, lacking one leg and stretchers. Apx. 29-1/2"h Provenance: Property from the Westervelt Company, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

Circa 1800, mixed woods. Spindle back, turned stiles, legs and rungs. Layered paint with green being top coat. Forged iron braces on corners at breaks, shrinkage, seat split with added wood braces und

Continental Rococo gilt, painted low-back chaise, 18th/19th c., possibly German, the rectangular back with serpentine crest rail carved with shells and channeled edge, the back and seat upholstered in