Two New England Slat Back Painted Child's Chairs

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED CHILD'S ARM CHAIR, featuring two-slat back, shaped arm rests, with reupholstered seat. Retains an old gray-painted surface. Possibly Maine. 19th century. 9 3/4" H seat, 21 3/4" HOA

New England, circa 1800-20, maple and hickory with rabbit ear rear posts with two slats, turned arms nicely turned front posts, dine old untouched patina in original blue painted finish, original spli

New England, probably Eastern Massachusetts, circa 1690 Painted reddish-black, the back comprised of two turned posts capped by compressed ball and ring turned finials and flanking three slats, the fl

rare ca 1800 New England pine strong orig dry Windsor green painted high back form child's settle chair w sloped arms - 19 1/2" tall x 10 1/2" wide x 9 1/2" deep

An armchair with rush seat in black paint, seat height 16 inches, and a bow back windsor in green paint, seat height 17 inches.

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED LADDER-BACK RUSH-SEAT ARM CHAIR, four-slat back, shaped arm rests. Retains an old, possibly original, red-painted surface. Late 18th/early 19th century. 17 1/4" H seat, 47" HOA.Goo

Child's banister back armchair. Probably Connecticut. Circa 1760. H 24-1/8" W 12-1/8" D 11". Seat: H 6-7/8". Condition: Excellent condition with an early painted surface. Copy and paste link for high-

One with later black paint, the other with later dark varnish.

Set of two New England fan back Windsor arm chairs. 47" tall, 32" wide and 16" deep.

19th C New England Cherry Side Chair & Ladder Back Child's Chair. 40 1/2" H

Two New England maple and cherry matching bannister back side chairs with sausage turnings with woven splint cane seats. One cane seat with losses, the other in good condition - the chair frames are b

Set of Six New England Painted Arrow-Back Chairs19th century, black and red faux grain painted field with yellow highlights, short arrow-spindle back, plank seat, turned splayed legs, stretcher base.

Circa 1820 mixed woods with nice turned finials, arched double slat back with turned arms rush seat, nice old patina, 13 x 10 1/3 x 24 1/2" high, seat at 8 1/4". Condition pint circa 70%.

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA TURNED CHILD'S ROCKING CHAIR, hickory and maple, two-slat back with tall, ovoid-form post finials and shaped arms with blocked terminals, above the original woven white-oak splint s

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED FAN-BACK WINDSOR SIDE CHAIR, shaped crest supported on well-turned posts and seven spindles, shaped saddle-form plank seat, raised on splayed legs turned to match the back posts, j

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED WAGON SEAT / CHILD'S SETTEE, double-seat form with turned finials flanking two-slat back, shaped arms, woven-splint seat, and turned legs joined with box stretcher. Retains an

Child's high chair, c. 1825, in original black paint, two slat ladder back, thumb-back stiles, round arms tenoned to square front posts, splint seat appears original, double side and front stretchers

four slats, turned stiles with interesting turned finials, turned arm supports, shaped arm terminals and bulbous stretcher, rush seat. New England, circa 1750. 47 1/2" high, 25 1/2" wide, 17" deep. Ex

Seat height 17 inches, in old black paint. Two metal mending plates to underside of seat, the top of the legs are protruding through the seat.

New England Late Federal Child's Painted Desk and Bookcasecirca 1830-40, white pine, two part form (attached), the diminutive form featuring upper bookcase with pronounced beveled cornice above to hin

New England William & Mary four slat ladder back armchair, 18th c. with rush seat 47.5"h x 23.25"w 23.5"d / seat height 18.5" Condition: repainted, losses

SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN PAINTED MAPLE AND OAK SITTING CHAIR, deeply-bowed two-slat back with heavy pins, original woven river-cane splint seat, Original dark green painted surface with outstanding wear.

Antique New England Painted Step-Back Flat-Wall Cupboardcirca 1800, two part form, white pine with red paint, applied flared cornice with two upper hinged cabinet doors with stepped and molded panelin

Early painted ladder back arm chair. H 46-1/2". Probably New England, circa 1770. Loss to top edge of one splat. Provenance: Peter Eaton See this link for High-Res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5