18th century ladderback armchair

EARLY 18TH C LADDERBACK ARMCHAIR, BLACK PAINT, CT., CIRCA 1740, REPAIRS, 45 X 22 X 18 SEAT

18th century ladderback armchair with great bulbous turning in black painted surface, 44" x 16" x 17", 15 1/2" seat height

18th century ladderback armchair with sausage turnings, finely turned finials and splint seat in an old black painted surface, 46"t. x 17" x 21" and 18" seat height

18th c. ladderback armchair. Rush seat. 16" seat Ht., 46 1/2" Ht..

18th century New England ladderback armchair in old black painted surface over original red paint, top slat has date of 1812, other splats have worn paint decoration and yellow stripe decoration on po

Late 18th/Early 19th Century Ladderback Armchair. Turned finials, woven rush seat and old black paint. Seat height 16", 44" high overall. Condition: Good with wear and minor losses.

18th century New England ladder back armchair with sausage turnings in original natural surface, original button feet, rush seat, includes Linsey Woolsy cushion, 43.5"H x 24.25"W x 21"D

18th century New England ladder back armchair with sausage turnings, bulbous front stretcher, old black painted surface, with linsey woolsey padded seat, original button feet, 43"T x 23"W x 21"D

RARE 18TH C WILLIAM AND MARY LADDERBACK ARMCHAIR, CIRCA 1720, OLD GRUNGY BLACK PAINTGREAT SCROLLED ARMS AND HANDS, 43 X 25 X 16

Late 18th-early 19th century. TWo ladderbacks. Armchair with stretcher base, turned finials and replaced splint seat, Wear, some loss, feet ended out. 17.5" seat, 48"h. and a side chair with late 19th

LADDERBACK ARMCHAIRConnecticut, 18th CenturyIn maple, ash and oak. Back with four arched splats and turned stiles with spire finials. Scrolled-out arms. Rush seat.Back height 41”. Seat height 15

New England William & Mary four slat ladder back armchair, 18th c. with rush seat 47.5"h x 23.25"w 23.5"d / seat height 18.5" Condition: repainted, losses

Delaware Valley Tiger Maple Ladder Back Armchair. 18th century. With five arched slats, rush seat, and turned frontal stretcher. Seat height 17-1/2", 47"h. overall. Condition: Good with wear.

LADDERBACK ARMCHAIRNew England, Mid-18th CenturyHardwood with splint seat. Back with sausage-turned stiles and four horizontal splats.Back height 46”. Seat height 17.5”.

Pair of George III mahogany ladder back armchairs, late 18th century, with pierced backs above beige floral upholstered seats between curved and chamfered arms, raised on square legs joined by H-form

Set of four of George III mahogany ladder back armchairs, late 18th century, with pierced backs above passementerie trimmed red Chinoiserie upholstered seats between curved and chamfered arms, raised

Pair of George III mahogany ladder back armchairs, late 18th century, with pierced backs above red floral upholstered seats between curved and chamfered arms, raised on square legs joined by H-form st

Delaware River Valley, 18th C. Patch to top slat. 46"h

American (New England), second-quarter 18th Century. The five graduated arched curved ladders flanked by turned ring stiles topped with finials, applied with cylindrical turned arms above a trapezoida

An eighteenth century ladderback arm chair having shaped back splats over a rush seat and bolbous turned stretcher, possibly Philadelphia. Ht: 47" Width: 25" Depth: 17.5"

A William and Mary Ladderback Splint-Seat Armchair New England, First Half 18th Century stamped  IC on two back slats. Height 43 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Paul Thomas Griffith, Dayt

Early American Colonial Period Ladder Back Armchairlate 17th / early 18th century, black painted mixed woods, turned finials, four arched bowed back panels, woven seat, shaped plank arms, ring turned

Antique English oak ladder back armchair, the arched bars between turned supports, above a hand woven rush seat, on turned legs with pad and ball feet. Inspired by an 18th century English original. La

An early ladder back arm chair of small size with shaped arms, rush seat, and retaining some of its original red paint. Two feet with repairs, otherwise very good condition. Mid to late 18th century.