New England Hepplewhite Mahogany Lolling Chair

with molded legs and string inlay and yellow upholstery, New England. Circa 1770-90, The mate was located in the Emerson House, York, Maine. 25 1/4" wide, 41 " high, 31" deep CONDITION: O

With molded legs and red upholstery, New England. Circa 1750-65, Provenance - Mary Walton's personal chair. 25 3/4" wide, 44 1/4 " high, 28" deep CONDITION: In good structural conditi

Massachusetts, 1780-1800, with arched crest, scrolled arms, and inlaid arm supports, on square legs with stretchers, gold and salmon upholstery with brass tacking, 44 x 26-1/2 x 24 in. Provenance: Est

American Chippendale mahogany lolling chair, 18th/19th c., likely New England, green upholstery seat and back with serpentine crest, with shaped mahogany arms and square legs joined by H-stretcher, 40

New England, 1800-1820. 43"h x 25-1/2"w x 23"d Provenance: Property from a Private Westchester New York Collector Ginsburg & Levy, New York, 1966

In the New England tradition, 20th C. 42-1/2"h

Mahogany upholstered Lolling Chair. 19th century. Overall H 43" x W 22" x D 29". Please refer to this link for a high-res image. https://www.dropbox.com/s/tpn8csnicn4ghqn/1093425_1.jpg?dl=0

New England Hepplewhite mahogany and flame mahogany inlaid server or serving table, pine secondary. Comprised of an overhanging molded top above two full length dovetailed drawers with line inlay and

18th c. Neew England maple Chippendale country Lolling chair. 16" seat Ht., 45" overall Ht..

19th c New England Hepplewhite Mahogany Bowfront Chest , with pine secondary, four drawers, banded inlay, and French foot. 42 x 41 x 23"

New England Hepplewhite inlaid mahogany secretary bookcase, circa 1790, the upper section with two four-light doors, opening to a glass shelved interior over two doors opening to a document drawered i

Pair of American New England style mahogany chairs by Kindel, Grand Rapids; 40.5"H 22"W 21.5"D; 20"H seat height

Pair of American New England style mahogany chairs by Kindel, Grand Rapids; 40.5"H 22"W 21.5"D; 20"H seat height

straight legs joined by stretcher, 46"h; 28"seat width; seat 15"h Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

straight molded leg joined by stretchers, 47”h; 30”w Etched in script on bronze plaque on back rail stretcher: This chair belongs to Mrs. Ebenzer Hancock (Miriam Nash) born Weymouth, Mass. May 175

with serpentine crest, line inlaid arm supports and inlaid tapering front legs, stretcher base. Later 19th century. 40 1/4" high, 22" wide, 20 1/2" deep. Age and use wear.

With one drawer, height 29 inches, top closed 20 x 36 inches, each leaf 10 inches.

Nice dark mahogany pair of chairs with amphora shaped back support.37.5”H x 23”W x 21”D. 17” seat.

pierced shield back with rosettes, molded crest and stiles, shaped arms and arm supports, slip seat, square legs with inside chamfer, stretcher base. 38 x 23 x 21 in. Estate of the Late Richard Rivoir

New England Hepplewhite two-part mahogany secretary bookcase, circa 1790. 79"h x 40.5"w x 19.25"d

New England Federal Mahogany Inlaid Easy Chaircirca 1800, appears secondary is cherry, scalloped crest, shaped wings, scrolled arms, slip seat, serpentine front seat rail, red damask upholstery, squar

DESCRIPTION: 18th century New England Queen Anne mahogany side chair. Circa 1750. Vase form splat slip needlepoint seat, cabriole legs all joined by a turned stretcher base ending in disc feet. MEASUR

New England Queen Anne mahogany side chair, circa 1770, 41"h x 20"w together with another rush seat example.

New England American Sheraton Carved Mahogany Wing Chair, early 19th c., arched back, restrained wing sides, down swept arms, ring turned reeded bulbous supports, rosette blocks, tapered reeded legs,