American New England Chippendale Mahogany Chair

American Chippendale mahogany lolling chair, 18th/19th c., likely New England, green upholstery seat and back with serpentine crest, with shaped mahogany arms and square legs joined by H-stretcher, 40

straight legs joined by stretcher, 46"h; 28"seat width; seat 15"h Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

straight molded leg joined by stretchers, 47”h; 30”w Etched in script on bronze plaque on back rail stretcher: This chair belongs to Mrs. Ebenzer Hancock (Miriam Nash) born Weymouth, Mass. May 175

Pair of American New England style mahogany chairs by Kindel, Grand Rapids; 40.5"H 22"W 21.5"D; 20"H seat height

Pair of American New England style mahogany chairs by Kindel, Grand Rapids; 40.5"H 22"W 21.5"D; 20"H seat height

18THC NEW ENGLAND CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIR, MAHOGANY, ORIGINAL FINISH, NEW COVER OVER ORIGINAL SEAT FRAME, NO RESTORATION. SEAT HEIGHT 17 1/2" X 37" TALL

New England Chippendale mahogany blocked and shell carved slant front desk, white pine and poplar secondary. Consisting of a fall front lid resting on two pull out slides, a fitted interior with four

New England Chippendale mahogany blocked and shell carved slant front desk, white pine and poplar secondary. Consisting of a fall front lid resting on two pull out slides, a fitted interior with four

New England, 1780-1800. Together with a transitional mahogany side chair, New England, and a rush seat maple corner chair. 3 pieces. From 29 1/2"h to 39" h By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks D

New England Chippendale style mahogany block front chest of drawers by American Museum Classics. 32"h x 37"w x 21"d

Two 18th century mahogany Chippendale chairs. 1st item: Chippendale New England mahogany armchair, straight crest rail with linen curled ears, pierced splat, curved carved arms, slip seat, shaped skir

New England, 18th century. Includes a country Chippendale chair with later seat and black paint; together with a Queen Anne chair with vasiform splat and early finish. 38.5" and 38" high, respectively

NEW ENGLAND MAHOGANY OPEN ARMCHAIRAmerican, ca. 1770. Vertical pierced splat with heart cutout below, arms replaced at a later date.This chair is accompanied by a signed letter from a former owner of

A Hickory Chair 'Historical James River Plantation' Mahogany Oxbow Chest of Drawers, in the New England Chippendale Taste, North Carolina, Modern. The reverse serpentine top with molded e

American Chippendale Mahogany Chest late 19th century, New England, with four graduated beaded drawers flanked by fluted pilasters, raised on ogee bracket feet. h. 36-1/2", w. 41-3/4", d. 21-3/4"

Diminutive mahogany Chinese Chippendale hanging shelf. Dovetailed case construction with small forged nails. Probably American, circa 1850. H 11-3/4" H with bracket 12-7/8" W 13-3/4" D 4-3/4". Please

Massachusetts or Rhode Island, circa 1775 - 1785, mahogany with white pine secondary, shaped and carved crest rail, pierced splat, upholstered slip seat.H: approx. 37 1/2". Provenance: the estate of J

Queen Anne Style Mahogany Corner Chair, in the New England tradition, 20th C., together with a walnut washstand, American, 20th C. Seat: 18"h Crest: 32-1/2"h Table: 31"h x 28-1/2"w x 16-1/2"d

Late Chippendale arm chair and side chair. American. circa 1800.Armchair H 38-3/8" W 22-1/2" D 20-1/4" SH 18-1/4".Side Chair H 39-1/2" W 19-1/2" D 17-3/8" SH 17-3/4".Condition: Original condition.Esta

Two American Chippendale Side Chairslate 18th century, the first: a New England cherry chair with pierced shaped crest and supports, rush seat, straight leg with molded edge and inside chamfer and str

18th C American Queen Anne Carved Mahogany Side Chair with a shaped crest rail over vasiform splat over rush seat with turned legs,bulbous stretcher and Spanish feet

CHIPPENDALE WING CHAIRNew England, Circa 1780Mahogany legs joined by H-stretchers.Back height 45.5”. Seat height 15.75”.

Pair of American Chippendale-Style Mahogany Side Chairs replicas of the John Cadwalader chairs attributed to the workshop of Benjamin Randolph (1721-1791) Philadelphia, each with a leaf- and scroll-ca

New York, 18th C. One chair from the set resides in Yale University Collection of American Decorative Arts. 38"h x 20-1/2"w x 17"d (seat) Provenance: Cornelia Haring Jones (1741-1821) and Samuel Jones