Pair of Herter Brothers New York walnut parlor chairs

Pair of Herter Brothers New York walnut parlor chairs, ostensibly commissioned for the 1872 Milton Latham Thurlow Lodge, Menlo Park, CA mansion, each having a bronze medallion surmounting the tufted b

An American Aesthetic Rosewood Three-Piece Parlor Suite Attributed to Herter Brothers, New York, Circa 1875 Comprising a settee and two armless parlor chairs,  the sofa with tufted rectangular back o

Pair of American Aesthetic Movement Slipper Chairs , late 19th c., manner of Herter Brothers, New York, reticulated base with sunflower finials, central crane cartouche, ruched seat, scrolled tapered

A Diminutive American Aesthetic carved walnut slipper chair, late 19th c., attributed to Herter Bros., New York. The restrained, rectilinear lines of the piece and the lattice trellis work back. In ad

George Hunzinger walnut parlor chair, New York circa 1870 executed in the Renaissance Revival taste, having a block and turned back and rising shaped legs, marked on rear leg, "HUNZINGER / N.Y / PAT M

ARMCHAIR, POSSIBLY HERTER BROTHERSNew York, Mid-19th CenturyBeautifully carved walnut frame with basket of flowers at crest rail. Gold and burgundy damask upholstery.Back height 42". Seat height

Herter Brothers, New York, giltwood and polychrome decorated diminutive slipper chair, late 19th century, executed in the Aesthetic taste, having a geometric and pierce carved crest flanked with figur

American Aesthetic Movement, Style of Herter Brothers slipper chair likely New York, circa 1880 mahogany, upholstery unmarked 21 1/2"w x 25"d x 32"h

American Aesthetic Carved Walnut Dining Table , late 19th c., attr. to Herter Brothers, New York, molded frieze, floral-carved Ionic columnar supports, gadrooned pedestal base, with 6 leaves and stora

American Carved Mahogany Two Piece Parlor Group , attr. to Herter Brothers, New York, tufted backs, padded arms, lion terminals, paw feet , settee h. 33 1/2 in., w. 64 in., d. 29 1/2 in., armchair h.

An American Aesthetic Inlaid and Gilded Side Chair Attributed to Herter Brothers, New York, Circa 1880 The scrolled cresting above a floral marquetry panel and foliate splat, the flared rectangular se

A PAIR OF AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE STYLE CARVED WALNUT CHAIRS, PROBABLY NEW YORK, 19TH CENTURY, reproduced after the "Crim" chair, the shell fan crest within scrolling foliate serpentine crest rails, abov

Attributed to Herter Brothers dining chairs, set of 10: eight side chairs and two armchairs New York, New York, late 19th century oak, brass, fabric unmarked with original India Rubber Comb Company ca

Herter Brothers Aesthetic Movement Cabinet ca. 1880, branded "Herter Bro's", New York, executed in ebonized and naturally finished cherry, brass and copper, the projecting cornice over a pair of drawe

American, late 19th C. Seat 17"h, crest 37"h Provenance: Property from a Private New Jersey Institution

Pair of Victorian Carved Walnut Parlor Chairs, American, late 19th C. Seat 17"h, crest 37"h Provenance: Property from a Private New Jersey Institution

Rare pair of Herrick-Maynard-Hatch Gothic Revival carved oak dining arm chairs. Designed by Alexander Jackson Davis (1803-1892), New York, Mady by Burns and Brother, New York, for Ericstan, Tarrytown,

American (possibly New York), 19th century. A pair of stenciled side chairs in walnut, each having a shaped crest with scrolled ears, horizontal carved splat, and cane seat, rising on saber legs; ht.

Each padded back and seat within a floral-carved molded frame, on cabriole legs. Height 33 1/2 in. (85 cm), width 20 3/4 in. (52.7 cm), depth of seat 16 in. (40.6 cm)

A pair of Jean de Merry walnut and leather New York chairsmodernheight 30in (76cm); width 33in (84cm)

circa 1950, labeled "Knoll Associates, New York", original terracotta upholstered back and seat, figured walnut frame, 30-1/2 x 22 x 22 in. Provenance: Benefiting Stephens County Habitat for Humanity,

Commissioned by Herter Brothers from Rumson, New Jersey collector. This was in the same house for its entire life. Carved wood frame. Upholstered back, seat and arms. 38 1/4" h x 25" w x 27" d. Seat h

Pair of Art Deco Upholstered Walnut Stained Club Chairs 1940s Each with square back and angular open arms. Height 30 inches, width 26 inches, depth 31 1/2 inches. C

circa 1870, likely New York, architectonic pedimented top with incised and paneled decoration, marquetry reserve door flanked by incised columns, birdseye maple interior with adjustable shelves, scrol