2 Early New England Chairs

2 early New England chairs

Set of 2 Early American New England William &  Mary banister back side chair, mid 18th C,  retaining an old black surface.   Measures:   17" wide x 13" deep x  44" high 

Early 19th century New England pine chair table in old apple green paint with dovetailed drawer in base, 2 board top, never had hardware on drawer, base is wooden pinned, 28"T x 47.5"W x 46"L

Birch with original red wash, replaced foot rail, painted canvas seat.H: approx. 35 1/2". Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques dealer and collector.

2 early 19th century Windsor chairs both in natural surface, a New England 7-spindle bow back Windsor and a country arrow back Windsor 34"T x 15"W x 16"D with seat height 17"T

set of 6 period early 19thC New England tiger maple sabre leg, vase back side chairs w rolled crests & caned seats - 35 1/2" tall

New England,Early 19th Century Pegged construction, circular tilt top over one drawer which converts into a chair. Pine Top 48",Base 19 1/2" x 22 1/2" deep x 28" tall From the collection of a Barringt

Windsor sack-back arm chair. Early possibly original paint. New England, circa 1780. H 37" W 22-1/2" Seat H 18-1/8". Condition: Excellent original condition. Estate of Jonathan Rickard Link for high-r

NEW ENGLAND PAINT-DECORATED PINE NECESSARY CHAIR, with shaped arms and back, raised on applied bracket feet. Retains an early paint-decorated surface. First half 19th century. 42 1/2" HOA, 18" H seat,

17th or early 18th century, likely New England. The piece having a nicely turned frame with shaped backrest and rush seat. The surface is nice and early. Good sturdy condition. H50" W23 1/2" D22 1/2"

Fine set of 4 cast iron arm chairs with seahorse and shell design. American, early 20th century. Old weathered greenish black paint. H 32-1/4" Seat H 16-1/2" W 23" D 22". Please refer to link for hi r

14 photographs of dead bodies, 2 crime scene, others military. (mid 20th century). 20 photos of actual surgeries (late 19th or early 20th c). Four 19th photos of people in wheel chairs. 2 cabinet card

Pair of Chinese lacquer arm chairs with gold and silver leaf. Early to mid 20th century. Condition: Excellent condition with minor imperfections to lacquer. Both H 38-1/2" W 20-5/8" D 17" Seat H 19-5/

Three early child's chairs. American, early 19th century. From left to Right: H 25-1/2". Seat height: 10". H 26-1/2" . Seat height: 11-1/2". H 22". Seat height: 6". Please copy and paste link below fo

Chair table in old red paint. Vermont, circa 1820. Beautiful scrubbed 2 board top with chamfered cleats, top diameter 53-1/4". H 27". Excellent condition, no restoration noted. Once had casters. Prove

Sack back Windsor arm chair. Maine, circa 1810. Condition: Excellent condition. Early red paint over black. H 38" H (Seat ) 16" W 22-1/2" D 16-1/2". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https

Early bannister back arm chair in early black varnish/paint. Overall height 42-1/2". W 22-1/2" seat H 15-1/2". Old tin repair to one bannister.

Early painted ladder back arm chair. H 46-1/2". Probably New England, circa 1770. Loss to top edge of one splat. Provenance: Peter Eaton See this link for High-Res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5

Early upholstered arm chair. Northern European. 18th century. H 43-3/4" W 26-1/8" D 22". Seat H 15-1/2". Condition: Excellent original condition. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/t

Old hickory low lounge chair together with table with round top. Early 20th century. Condition: Excellent condition. Table H 26-1/2". Top D 28". Chair H 29" W 24-7/8" D 21-3/8". Seat H 14". Copy and p

Windsor side chair. Hoop back brace back. Early painted surface. Connecticut. Circa 1775. H 37" W 18-1/4" D 19-1/2". Seat: H 16-1/2". Condition: Excellent original condition. Copy and paste link for h

Rush seat raised on sabre legs. Stained with painted accents. Removed from the Collection of SPNEA (Historic New England). Midrail paint decorated with lattice pattern. 32 1/4 x 16 1/4 x 18 1/2 inches

four slats, turned stiles with interesting turned finials, turned arm supports, shaped arm terminals and bulbous stretcher, rush seat. New England, circa 1750. 47 1/2" high, 25 1/2" wide, 17" deep. Ex

(Lot of 2) Early New England glass bottles featuring an eagle: the first and earlier pale green "NEW LONDON GLASS WORKS" with anchor, the verso with eagle with striped belly and perched on a loop form