sgnd EB Tracey continuous arm Windsor brace back maple

Ca. 1780-1800 continuous arm brace back Windsor with a saddle seat, vase and ring turnings, stamped on bottom of seat EB Tracy. 37.5”H x 23”w x 18” seat H.

Connecticut; 1770-1780; branded "EB Tracy"; with continuous arm; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar CA; 22 1/2 inches wide; 20 inches deep; 37 inches high; seat height: 17 inche

In pine, maple & hickory with finely turned posts, legs and stretchers, carved ears on top crest, continuous arms in original varnish finish and branded "Wallace Nutting" on underside of saddle shaped

Wonderful period ca 1790 NY State continuous arm Windsor braceback chair w exceptional bulbous turnings - possibly by Spronson - period blacksmith repair to crest - 36 1/2" tall

Reproduction continuous arm Windsor chair, brace back with saddle seat made by Roger W. Schefter, West Unity NH. Dimensions: 18" Seat height, 41: Overall Height

CONTINUOUS ARM WINDSOR CHAIR SIGNED E. TRACY BRACE BACK (37"TALL X 22" WIDE X 21" DEEP)

A brace back continuous arm Windsor chair with 13 spindles, saddle seat, splayed baluster form front and rear legs with turned stretchers. 18th century. Note tack holes on underside edge of seat which

Late 18th-early 19th century, mixed woods. Turned legs and "H" stretcher. Later black paint. Arms have repair and some loss. 16.5" seat, 36.5"h.

Antique continuous arm braceback Windsor chair - 17" seat height

A late 18th/early 19th century New England continuous arm, brace back Windsor armchair. Nine spindle back, shaped hand holds, turned spindles, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher base. Hickory and

PAIR OF ELDRED WHEELER WINDSOR-STYLE CONTINUOUS-ARM BRACE-BACK ARMCHAIRS, mixed woods, featuring bold, vase-and-ring turnings, modeled after Rhode Island examples. Each retains a rich, deep-red color.

18TH C BRACEBACK WINDSOR, CONTINUOUS TURNED ARM ROCKING CHAIR, 34 X 16 SEAT

Ca. 1800 unusual form continuous arm brace back Winsdor in old red paint with stylized bamboo turnings, branded signature on underside I. Clark. 39”H x 20”W x 17” seat H.

original green paint, continuous arm, 13 spindles; back 35"h; seat 17.5"h; 17"w Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

Three William Clinger Windsor chairs with slightly dished shield shaped seats, two styles of continuous arm chairs 3.5"H, brace back Windsor side chair 3.25"H

c. 1790, later green paint; brace-back with seven bobbin-turned spindles; continuous arm; turned splayed legs joined by H-stretcher; 40"h; saddle seat 18"h, 17"w Purchased Wayne Pratt A

Circa 1800, oak, pine and maple. Spindle back, shaped seat, turned legs and "H" stretcher. Old refinishing, glued and puttied repairs, loss and stains. 16.75" seat ht. 33.5"h.

18th c., Massachusetts, continuous arms, 15-spindles, leather seats and bold turned legs joined by stretchers, 37”h; 17.5”w Prov.: From the home of a New Hampshire gentleman and collector

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

Rare sgnd S. Tracy (Stephen Tracy) Lisbon, CT ca 1780 maple, ash & pine braceback Windsor slipper chair w deeply carved saddle seat in old surface & untouched structural cond - 34 1/2" tall

18th c. Rhode Island brace back Windsor armchair. Ash and maple with chestnut seat and mahogany arms. Newport Rhode Island C. 1760. Evidence of upholstered seat. 18" seat Ht., 40 1/2" overall Ht..

American Wallace Nutting, early 20th century, brace-back, comb-back and continuous arm chair. Finely shape seat and turned legs. No paper label. Early chair before branded marks. Numbered 402.44 1/2 x

Late 20th century, mixed woods. Continuous arms with brace backs. Spindle backs, turned stiles, legs and "H" stretchers and saddle seats. Worn, black over red paint. 17.5" seat, 38.5"h.

An E.B. Tracy sack-back Windsor chair in old black paint over red, branded on underside of seat "E.B. Tracy" (Ebenezer Tracy, Lisbon CT, born 1744). The chair with continuous splayed arms, saddle seat