A Queen Anne Period Side Chair

18th century, mahogany. With pad feet, a slip seat, cabriole legs, shell carved knees and a back with a vasiform splat and yoked crestrail. Dimensions:20" x 16", the seat height is 18 1/2", the overal

Antique 18th c. New England Queen Anne Period Side Chair. Crewel Work Upholstery. Probably from the Boston area and the original family home. The walnut chair features pin construction, serpentine car

18TH C. SIDECHAIR - Queen Anne Period Splat Back Sidechair with rush seat and block corners, boldly turned front stretcher and legs, 16 1/2" seat, 39 1/2" back, 18 1/2" x 16". Good condition.

CHILD'S FORMAL PERIOD QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIR 24" X 8"

Antique Queen Anne side chairs, period, pair, burl walnut wood frames with swan-back over squared seat with teal velvet upholstery. 35.5" H X 20" W X 17" D.

A pair of ca. 1770's early Queen Anne period Portuguese carved and cane seat side chairs, with black painted and gilt surface, 39”H x 18”W x 15.5”seat H. An early 18th C. English car

Circa 1750, likely New England. The handsome cherry wood chairs having nicely carved and turned frames with rush seats atop Spanish feet. Good sturdy shape ready to be used. H39" W19" D14 1/2"

2 period 18th century Queen Anne side chairs with rush seats, both in original surface, 41"T x 19"W x 13.5"D, seat height on taller one is 16" and shorter is 15.5"

Period Queen Anne 18th C. walnut plank bottom side chair . 40 1/2" tall.

blue fabric is period Queen Anne Gerry fabric chairs September Queen Anne Style

18th century walnut Queen Anne side chair, Boston area, pegged construction, sturdy and all-original condition except for seat blocks. 39.75 in high, 21.5 w x 17 d. Seat is 16 in high.

Boston, circa 1740, with yolk crest and solid vasiform splat, leather upholstered slip seat with scalloped seat rails, lambrequin knees with C scrolls, shaped stretchers and pad feet, period slip seat

18th century, two metal plaques indicating descent in Portland and Salem, in old mellow surface with tall vasiform splat, period upholstered slip seat, turned stretchers and pad feet, 42 x 21-1/2 x 20

Circa 1750 Walnut Side Chair, attributed to Newport, RI craftsmanship, with shell carved crest, vasiform backslat, balloon shaped slip seat (of first period) with later gold brocade upholstery, front

Robert Venturi Laminate and Plywood Queen Anne Side Chair For Knoll International, 1980s Height 38 1/2 inches, height of seat 17 1/2 inches, width 26 1/4 inches, depth 24 1/2 inches. C

New England Queen Anne Walnut side chair, attributed to Rhode Island, consisting of a yoke-shaped crest rail with rounded ends, vasiform center splat, trapezoidal slip-in seat with later flame stitch

Mid 18th Century, maple. Lobed shaped crest, vase shaped back splat, shaped seat rail apron, turned rungs and cabriole legs with trifiid feet. Refinished with some wear and some wear to rush seat. 17.

Boston, Mass. mahogany Queen Anne side chair, circa 1780, with slip seat 39.5"h x 21"w x 16.5"d

Circa 1760 Massachusetts mahogany Queen Anne side chair with vase form splat resting on cabriole legs ending in pad feet with block and turned stretcher. Upholstered slip seat in blue moire fabric, in

Philadelphia Queen Anne mahogany side chair circa 1760, with leather seat and trifed feet. 38.5"h x 21"w x 16"d / 17" seat height

Fine Queen Anne Gaines school side chair with Spanish feet. New Hampshire, circa 1760. Condition: Excellent condition. No restoration noted. H 41" W 19-1/2" D 14-1/4". Provenance: Collection of Strawb

A group of 2 transitional Queen Anne side chairs. American. 18th century. ++ Side chair with yoke crest, solid vasiform splat, needle point slip seat, turned box stretcher, cabriole legs front legs wi

Circa 1760 Connecticut cherry Queen Anne side chair with vase form splat and cabriole legs ending in pad feet with block and turned stretcher. The slip seat with shaped apron. Old finish with minor re

HUDSON RIVER VALLEY COUNTRY QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIR, yoke-shaped crest rail above a vasiform splat and early woven rush seat, raised on tapered front legs terminating in duck feet, joined by a bulbous-t