American Aesthetic Movement Ebonized Slipper Chair

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

American Aesthetic Movement set of six ebonized and upholstered parlor chairs, circa 1880, with wood veneer inlay on the back. Purchased at Sotheby's sale 7921 in 2003, lot 152. 34" H x 17" W x 20" D.

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 Movement ebonized and gilt fern stand, possibly Killian Brothers, New York. Comprised of a circular top supported by three shaped legs terminating into shaped paw slipper feet with

Circa 1870s; in the Herter manner, diminutive ebonized wood chairs with painted line decoration and gilt accents, tacked upholstery made to resemble jeweled fabric, 26 in. H., 18 in. W., 16 in. D.

American Aesthetic Movement ebonized and upholstered parlor settee, circa 1880, with wood veneer inlay on the back. Purchased at Sotheby's sale 7921 in 2003, lot 152. 36.5" H x 54" W x 28" D. Seat 15"

American aesthetic movement ebonized table in the manner of Herter Bros., with a white marble top over the base with incised gilt accented Egyptian Revival motifs, with labels to underside. [30" H x 2

American Aesthetic Movement ebonized and upholstered settee. Late 19th century. With later upholstery. 36"h x 59"w x 29"d

American Aesthetic Movement ebonized canterbury circa 1890 having a central divider with handle the hinged sides with incised decoration and rising on outswept supports 28""h x 18.5""w x 14""d

Circa 1880's Aesthetic Movement tall chest with gallery and drop front desk. Japonesque brass hardware. Quartersawn oak interior. Note decoration at sides. Very well made. Dimensions are 63" high by 3

Aesthetic Movement Ebonized Chair, 19th C. Size: 32.25'' x 22'' x 21'' (82 x 56 x 53 cm). Provenance: Sylvia and Philip Chaplain Collection, New Hampshire.

American Aesthetic Movement Ebonized Easel/Folio Stand ca. 1880, with a carved crest over a pierced urn- and sunflower-carved panel, the back telescoping to accommodate various size artworks, the lowe

American, circa 1880s. An American Aesthetic Movement ebonized wood display cabinet with inlaid burled mahogany banding and lightwood stringing decoration throughout, the top with projecting front cor

American, circa 1880s. An American Aesthetic Movement ebonized wood display cabinet with inlaid burled and bird's eye maple banding and lightwood stringing decoration throughout, the molded top with p

American Aesthetic Movement ebonized lady's writing desk, in the Anglo-Japanese style. Pierced geometric and carved gallery across the mirrored back with a bird centering two large floral sprays carve

An American Aesthetic Movement ebonized and incised drop leaf games table having felt top circa 1880. Ht: 29.25" Dia: 36" (opened)

Two American Aesthetic Movement Carved, Ebonized and Parcel-Gilt Pedestals The larger: 38 x 30 x 16 in., the smaller: 39 1/2 x 23 1/4 x 16 1/4 in. Used for exhibition at the National Gallery Property

With velvet upholstery. Dimensions: H 30" x W 20" x D 22" x SH 15" Condition: Great candidate for reupholstering; cushion flat, fabric with spots of soiling, tears to strapping under seat. Chip and lo

Circa 1880, with rosette decorated block legs and low relief scrolled and foliate carving. Dimensions: 26" x 26", the seat height is 16", the overall height is 30".

Needlepoint. 31 3/4" h x 17 1/2" w x 20 1/2" d. Seat height 16 1/2".

American Rococo Revival ebonized carved wood slipper chair with upholstered seat and back. 41" H x 25" W x 25" D. Seat 17" H.

American Aesthetic Carved Oak Slipper Chair, spindled back, spiral-turned stretcher, reeded legs, h. 30 in., w. 20 1/4 in., d. 18 in. Provenance: Estate of Eve Godchaux Hirsch, New Orleans

New York, attributed to Herts brothers, circa 1880s, each with finely carved back with looped dragon head crest rails, pink, blue, and white upholstered slip seats with brass tacking, on finely turned

DESCRIPTON: An American Aesthetic Movement parlor side chair, circa 1880-90, probably walnut. The rectilinear form with turned front legs supporting an overstuffed chair with a filled carved back. The