Pr. of Early American Chairs

Lot includes 2 chairs. Each are wooden with caned seat & box stretchers in between legs. Chairs each have carved wooden floral & leaf detail. Chairs measure approximately 32 inches tall 16 inches wide

A pair of early 19th century American oil on canvas portraits of Peter Mills and Joanna (Porter) Mills of Windsor Connecticut. Each depicted seated in Red chairs wearing Black attire. Unsigned, annota

UNITED STATES, EARLY 20TH CENTURY A pair of American French style bergere upholstered armchairs. The chairs are accompanied by a matching footstool. Provenance: 6198-33 Dimension: 37" tall by 26" wide

Early 18th century. The lot includes a William and Mary turned wood side chair having been nicely peg constructed and with a good early surface along with a turned wood ladder back chair also early to

Pair of early American twin rope beds, with acorn finials, converted, 55" h x 83" l x 42 1/2" w. Side rails replaced.

Mid 18th century, mixed woods. Queen Anne armchair rocker with scrolled arms and bulbous stretcher, stylized splat and crest. Splat repaired with rosehead nails. Added rockers, damaged rush seat and o

Fourth quarter 18th century. A banister-back side chair with worn reddish brown finish bold turnings and splint seat. Wear and loose joints. 16" seat ht. 41"h. And a bird cage Windsor with bamboo turn

A pair of painted 18th century Queen Anne vase-back chairs. Worn original brown paint with burnt orange and yellow striping. Rush seats have some wear. Damage to replaced pad feet and loose joints. 16

New England, 18th century. Includes a country Chippendale chair with later seat and black paint; together with a Queen Anne chair with vasiform splat and early finish. 38.5" and 38" high, respectively

Including: pair of birdseye maple; ladderback; Windsor; 34in. - 43.5in.H.

First quarter 19th century. Fanback Windsor with spindle back, turned stiles, legs and "H" stretcher, and a saddle seat. Black repaint and repairs. 18" seat, 37"h. And a grain painted spindle back wit

Probably 18th century. Each 2-1/2" wide x 2" high.

Pair of Early 19th c. Molded Glass Lamps, bulbous thumbprint pattern with six-sided star form bases, with kerosene inserts modified for electricity (not drilled), with glass chimneys and hexagonal car

Three early American chairs. Small Shaker ladder back chair in red paint. Mid 19th century. H 37-1/4" W 19-3/8" D 15" Seat H 14-5/8". Small ladder back chair in black paint. 18th century. H 39-1/4" W

Set 6 early, possibly American chairs, carved frame, legs, one is stripped, other 5 covered in black leather, need restoration, appear 18th Century.

Including: upholstered fire side chair, 22in.H. x 13.5in.W.; spindled high chair, 31in.H. x 12.5in.W.; pillow backed stenciled chair, 25.5in.H. x 14in.W.

One with shaped crest and bannister back, seat height 16 inches, overall height 48 inches. The other a ladder back, seat height 14 inches, overall height 41 inches.

Mid 18th century, mixed woods. Pair of Chippendale chairs with fluted front legs and "owl" pierced splats. Layers of old paint, old rush seats. Metal braces/repairs. 17.5" seat, 40.25"h. Ex Antiques A

This arm chair has been ended out, as is the case with many of these chairs. 43" H

Pair of Maple Early American Style Flat Top Hi-Low "Extra Long" Twin Bed frames Dimensions: Headpost 38" high, Footpost 26" high, top of side rail 13" x bottom of headboard 20 1/2", top of headboard 3

18th century, possibly Southern. The piece is crafted from what looks to be ash wood. Having a turned frame with nicely carved arms and rush seat. Good sturdy condition. H43 1/2" W23" D17 1/2" Sold fr

With triple medallion crest rail, and original painted decorations faded but still visible. H: approx. 34 3/4". W: approx 18 1/2". D: approx. 15 1/4".

Mahogany chair with reclining back. [26" W x 29" D x 36" H]. Nicks and scratches throughout, missing seat cushion and rod for reclining back.

Chairs are vintage possibly antique. Early American Sheraton Chairs, restored to reproduce original decoration. c 1815-20. Purchased by previous owner in 1965. Pieces are yellow with green and red ton