A late 19thC walnut Arts & Crafts open armchair with a

UNITED STATES, CIRCA 1910 A Mission walnut Arts & Crafts arm chair. The simple walnut frame with open arms is decorated with a southwest rug covering a removable seat. 26 3/4" wide by 23" deep by 36 1

late 19th/early 20th century; flat molded cornice with three parts, one with mirror opening to compartment, other with stained glass door opening to compartment with two drawers and open shelving, low

A late 19thC mahogany open armchair with a shaped backrest, scrolled arms and raised on turned, tapering and carved front legs together with shaped legs. 22" wide x 23" deep x 41" high.

4 Arts & Crafts Oak Open Armchairs, circa 1910 Dimensions: 32" H x 21 1/2" W x 21" D Property from the Estate of an Important New York Modernism Dealer. (NJWA586/4)(MS)

Near Pair of Arts & Crafts Oak Open Armchairs.

unsigned, the seats covered with brown leather Condition: with slight fading and wear to finish. Heavier wear to arms. 26 inches wide; 22 inches deep; 35 3/4 inches high; seat height: 18 inches

A late nineteenth century heavily carved walnut upholstered open arm chair having foliate and floral decoration. Ht: 41" Wd: 26" Dpth: 28"

French Renaissance Revival carved walnut open armchair, late 19th c., having padded back and seat, in patterned velvet upholstery, ribbon trim with tassel motifs, figural ram's head handholds, rising

A Pair of Walnut Open Armchairs late 20th century having scrolling, intertwined backs over upholstered seats, raised on cabriole legs. Height 42 inches. Estimate $200-400

(lot of 2) Louis XIII style highback walnut armchairs, late 19thc., floral upholstery, slightly curved arms end in acanthus carved handholds, turned stretcher base rising on ball feet, approx 45.5"h,

A late nineteenth century Louis XV style walnut open arm chair having classical needlepoint upholstery. Ht: 43" Wd: 29" Dpth: 30"

(lot of 2) American Arts and Crafts furniture, comprising: (1) oak open armchair, by Stickley Brothers Furniture Company, c. 1903, having a vertical slat back over flat armrests, removable seat cushio

With skyscraper stepped back legs. Dimensions: H 34" x W 21.5" x D 21.5" x SH 16.5" Condition: Minor finish loss to edges. Few small stress cracks. Provenance: From the Hudson River Valley collection

Late 19thC or early 20thC. Measures 31" in height.

American Arts & Crafts Carved Hardwood One-Drawer Stand End Table . Ca. late 19thC to 1905. Attributed to: Henry Drake Schenck (1863-1905), who was a cabinet make in Morristown New Jersey, working dur

Ca. late 19thC. Attributed to: Henry Drake Schenck (1863-1905) who was a cabinet make in Morristown New Jersey, working during the last quarter of the 19thC, up to 1905, the year he died. Excellent wi

Including an open arm chair with original seat and "Quaint" Furniture, Grand Rapids label and partial Stickley Bros. Co. oval label (h. 39 x w. 26 x d. 22 in); plus a Roycroft Little Journey bookstand

EIGHT FRENCH ART DECO OPEN ARMCHAIRS, c. 1930, walnut, upholstery, unmarked, ht. 32 1/2, seat ht. 19, wd. 20, dp. 21 in. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further inform

A set of Arts & Crafts-style oak armchairsLate 20th centuryEach oak slat back chair with three slats over a shaped seat atop four square legs and an arched apron with peg joints, 6 piecesEach: 43.75&q

Antique Late 19thC American Bench Made Hand Carved Hardwood Chest of Drawers. Ca. late 19thC. Attributed to: Henry Drake Schenck (1863-1905), who was a cabinet maker in Morristown New Jersey, working

Antique Late 19thC American Bench Made Hand Carved Hardwood Chest of Drawers. Ca. late 19thC. Attributed to: Henry Drake Schenck (1863-1905) who was a cabinet maker in Morristown New Jersey, working d

American Arts and Crafts Carved Walnut Lamp Table, late 19th c., the square top over a wide skirt on four splayed legs with ormolu claw and glass ball mounted feet, joined by a lower serpentine stretc

Antique American Arts and Crafts Carved Hardwood Vanity Sideboard w/Mirror. Ca late 19thC. Attributed to: Henry Drake Schenck (1863-1905), who was a cabinet maker in Morristown New Jersey, working dur

late 20th century, unsigned; 27 inches wide; 22 inches deep; 41 inches high; seat height: 18 1/2 inches