Suite of Six American Windsor Arrow Back Carved Maple

Suite of Six American Renaissance Revival Walnut Dining Chairs ca. 1865-1875, each with an upholstered seat and tufted scroll back, supported by shaped, carved and incised legs with burlwood panels. h

American Sack Back Windsor Armchair, circa 1790, a very developed pointed pine seat and carved groove, supported by turned maple legs which mimic the arm supports; both hoops or bows and spindles are

Suite of Six English Yew Wood Brace-Back Windsor Side Chairs early 20th century, branded "Maple & Co. Ltd, 1915", of bow-back form with six turned spindles and a pair of spindle back supports, each wi

Suite of Six English Elm Windsor Armchairs 19th century, each with a hoop back with a shaped and wheel-carved splat, extending to open arms, a saddle seat and turned legs joined by shaped stretchers.

An early 19th century American fan back Windsor side chair. Hickory and Maple construction with a Pine seat, six spindle back with shaped crest, turned spindles, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher

American, circa 1800. Oak, pine, and maple. Crest with scroll-carved lobes, spindle back, shaped seat, and turned stiles, legs, and "H" stretcher. Refinished. Seat 17.75"h. Chair 45"h.

AMERICAN PAINT-DECORATED LATE WINDSOR ARROWBACK ARMCHAIR, tall, two-tiered back, shaped arms, thick plank seat, and slightly splayed bamboo-turned legs joined with box stretcher. Retains likely origin

A set of six American oak Windsor chairs having carved seats by Frederick Duckloe & Bros. Ht: 38" Wd: 26.75" Dpth: 22" Seat: 18"

A set of 6 19th c rabbit ear Windsor side chairs. Arrow backs, pine & maple, and older surface. Good group of country Windsor chairs descending in the Isham family of Burlington/Hinesburg, VT

19th Century American Arrow Back Windsor Armchair, circa 1810 Height 32.5 in. Width 19.25 in. Depth 21 in. Seat Height 17.75 in. Provenance: Estate of Linda Loring, 4 Rays Court, Nantucket D

Masterfully built by a Windsor maker. Turned stretches with nicely rolled arm and carved pinwheel crests. Pegged construction. Initialed "R.D.L" in (2) places. 29 3/4 x 18 1/4 x 13 1/2 inches. Conditi

American continuous arm Windsor chair, 18th/19th C. spindle back, carved saddle seat, shaped legs with H stretcher, wear consistent with age and use, 37" h. x 20" w. x 15 1/2" d.

Pair of maple Windsor chairs. Fan back. Curtis Products stamp at the underside; 42in.H. x 24in.W. x 18in.D.

An early 19th century American sack back Windsor armchair. Hickory and Maple construction with a Poplar seat, bow back with turned spindles and shaped arm rail, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher

Maple Comb Back Windsor Arm Chair By American Colonial. 44 1/2" H

New York, 1790-1810, each with shield back with carved drapery and central urn, striped silk over the rail upholstery, tapered legs with spade feet, 39 x 21 x 17 in. Provenance: Joe Kindig, Jr. & Son,

Second half 20th century, maple. In the late 18th century style, nice turnings and rush seats. 17.75"seat ht. 41.5"h.

19th century 37”h 20”d 25.5”w Rush seat Maple

Suite of Six Late Victorian Carved Oak Chairs ca. 1900, probably by R. J. Horner, New York, the backs carved with "North Wind" masques and foliate sprays, with padded backs and seats, raised on cabrio

Group of 6 Native American arrows. Three with original carved stone arrowheads. All arrows with remnants of original feathers and paint decoration. L 30" to L 30-1/2". Condition: Minor losses and impe

Assembled Suite of Six Windsor-Style Pine and Oak Armchairs 20th century, consisting of five matching bench-made brace-back continuous armchairs by Eldred Wheeler, Pembroke, Massachusetts, and bearing

A D.R. Dimes Benchmark Turned and Volute Carved Tiger Maple and Pine Comb-Back Windsor Armchair  New Hampshire, 1991 impressed mark and incised signature and date to the underside of the seat, ed

American Windsor comb-back armchair, 18th c., scrolled comb piece over five spindles, molded center rail terminates as arms with carved handholds, wide saddle seat, rising on vase-turned legs, joined

Suite of Six American "Fern" Pattern Cast Iron Garden Chairs first quarter 20th century, with molded fern backs and pierced and scrolled strapwork seats, the legs set with fern-molded side stretchers.