George III Shield Back Mahogany Side Chair

late 18th century; arched crest rails, pierced splats, upholstered seats, tapered fluted legs, 38 1/2 in. H., 21 in. W., 18 in. D.

Circa 1810, Britain. Having shield back with brilliant rope carving leading down to seat with downward swept front frame above tapered legs. H37" W21" D17" Sold from the collection of a private San Fr

early 19th Century, with shield-backs and pierced urn splats above needlepoint seats, h. 37-1/2 w. 22 d. 19 in. Provenance:Sotheby's Arcade, sale 1561, 1/23/97, lot 329; Purchased at the above by the

George III Carved Mahogany Side Chairs, c.1790, Hepplewhite design, shield shaped back, pierced splat with drapery and leaf carving, tapered legs 38"H x 22"W x 18"D Property from a family collection b

SET OF TEN GEORGE III STYLE DINING CHAIRSEnglish, mid/late 19th century, mahogany. Two armchairs and eight side chairs, each with a shield back carved with a sheaf of wheat and bell flowers over an in

Suite of Eight Late George III-Style Mahogany Dining Chairs in the Hepplewhite taste, comprised of two armchairs and six side chairs, each with a bellflower-and ribbon-carved shield back, serpentine f

two arms and six side chairs with shield backs and foliate carved detail, late 18th century. Wear consistent with age and use, several with repairs. 38" high, 23" wide, 22" deep.

Suite of Eight George III-Style Mahogany Dining Chairs 19th century, in the Adam taste, consisting of one armchair and seven side chairs, each with a shield-form back with Prince of Wales feathers car

Second period, circa 1870. Brilliantly carved set with rice or grain carved shield backs leading to upholstered seats all on tapered legs. The set of eight includes two arm chairs and six side chairs.

English or American, Possibly Baltimore, ca. 1800. 36-1/4"h x 21"w x 17"d Literature: Baltimore Furniture: Baltimore Museum of Art, 1947, Photo #58, Page 95.

English, 19th C., with white upholstered seats. 36-3/4"h x 21-1/2"w x 16-1/2"d

ENGLISH OR AMERICAN GEORGE III CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY LADDER BACK SIDE CHAIR, featuring a pierced leaf-carved crest above three conforming splats, velvet upholstered seat on canted molded legs joined by

finely carved throughout on tapering reeded legs. Separation to one arm, light wear. 35 1/2" high, 22" wide, 18" deep. Provenance: Property of a Connecticut Private Collector.

Late 18th C., comprising 2 armchairs, 6 side chairs, fan inlay. Arm: 38"H x 23W. Sides: 38H x 21W EPEN35-797/8 WT

Late 18th C., comprising 2 armchairs, 6 side chairs, fan inlay. Dimensions: Arm: 38"H x 23W. Sides: 38H x 21W Property Title: From a Westchester County, New York estate (EPEN35-797/8) (WT)

19th C. English George III Style Mahogany Ladder Back Side Chairs, Pair, Having Carved Center Cartouche in Middle of Crest, Resting on Straight Legs and Connected by Stretchers, C. 1880-1990. 22&rdquo

A George III Style Mahogany Wheel-Back Side Chair 19th Century Height 35 1/2 inches.

Antique English George III Ribbon Back Side Chair. Carved mahogany frame with ladder back design of four ribbons & custom upholstered seat cushion. Measures 37 inches high x 21.5 inches wide x 19 inch

George III Carved Mahogany Heart-Back Side Chair, English, 19th C., underside of seat rail stamped "Made in England" 36"h

Eight Antique English George III Carved Mahogany Shield Back Dining Chairs with Wheat Motif. Damask upholstered. Armchair measures 38 inches high x 22 inches wide x 20.5 deep x 18 inches from floor to

Pair of George III-style chairs with exquisite ribbon backs, having all around carved rails, on hairy paw feet. Unupholstered seats. After a design by Thomas Chippendale. [39 x 24 x 20 inches].

Six George III Style Mahogany Ladder-Back Dining Chairs 20th Century comprising two armchairs and four side chairs. Height of armchair 37 3/4 x width 23 1/4 x depth 21 inches. Property from the Estate

A pair of George III mahogany side chairs, chamfered rails, fluted back splats and tapered seats. 36 x 21 x 18".

A George III mahogany side chair attributed to Thomas Chippendale A George III mahogany side chair attributed to Thomas Chippendale, c.1765, the buttoned spoon back and serpentine seat above a frieze