American Rococo Revival Ebonized Slipper Chair

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 Rococo Revival Slipper Chair, c. 1875, with a fruit carved pierced crest over a pierced back within turned supports, to a bowed upholstered seat on turned legs, H.- 41 in., W.- 18 in., D.- 18

DESCRIPTION: A very fine American walnut Rococo revival slipper chair, circa 1860. The spoon back of the chair is surmounted by a finely carved foliate crest with curved seat and floral carved cabriol

attributed to John Henry Belter, New York, mid 19th century, with grape, vine, and rose carved decorated frame, red silk damask upholstery, on carved legs with scrolled feet and casters, retaining an

American Rococo Revival Laminated Rosewood Slipper Chair, Attributed to J. H. Belter, New York third quarter 19th century, in the "Fountain Elms" pattern, the thinly laminated tall back with a leaf- a

John H. Belter (American/ German, 1804-1863), third quarter 19th century. A Rococo Revival rosewood slipper chair in the Rosalie pattern, the back comprising seven layers of lamination, decorated with

American Rococo Revival Rosewood Gentlemen's and Lady's Chairs mid-19th century, probably Baltimore, each with a carved foliate crest and the back frame with circular piercings, raised on turned and c

American Rococo Revival Dining Chairs Attr. to Henkels. George J. Henkels,Comprising twelve side chairs and one armchair; laminated rosewood with carved balloon backs, salmon brocade upholstery; some

American Rococo Carved Rosewood Slipper Chair , c. 1850-1860, New York, crested pierced scroll, foliate and floral back, foliate carved cabriole legs, h. 42 1/4 in., w. 19 1/4 in., d. 24 in

American Rococo Revival Laminated Rosewood Side Chair third quarter 19th century, attributed to J. & J. W. Meeks, New York, in the pattern commonly referred to as "Henry Ford", with a pierced and carv

Circa 1860. Having a nicely carved and pierced back above well upholstered seat all resting on a French style leg. Good sturdy condition, ready to use. H36" W18" D18" Sold from the collection of a Col

Pair of American Rococo Carved and Laminated Rosewood Slipper Chairs, c. 1850-1860, attr. to John Henry Belter, New York, in the pattern commonly referred to as "Fountain Elms", rosette-carved crest,

Made In Philadelphia, Circa 1850. Each Chair On Rotating Pedestal. Finely Carved Throughout With Medallion Backs, Carved Crests And Arms Terminating In Masques Of Grotesques. A Similar Example Is Amon

American Rococo Revival Carved Rosewood Parlor Suite Attributed to J and J Meeks. John and Joseph Meeks. Stanton Hall pattern. A composite suite, comprising two settees, two side chairs, and an armcha

circa 1860, likely New York City, possibly Meeks or a competitor. Nicely carved set including sofa and three chairs. Having some damage to the upper crest.

American Victorian Rococo Revival Carved Rosewood Five Piece Parlor Suite, 19th c., consisting of a settee, a fauteuil, and three side chairs, each with pierced well carved floral crest rails over tuf

Balloon back and roll carving. Upholstered satin seat. Ca. 1860, American. 19" wide x 18" deep x 35-3/4" high.

Austrian Ebonized Rococo Revival Carved Walnut Gentleman's Armchair, c. 1860, made for the American market, the flora carved pierced crest over a tufted upholstered back flanked by pierced sides with

Austrian Ebonized Rococo Revival Carved Walnut Gentleman's Armchair, c. 1860, made for the American market, the flora carved pierced crest over a tufted upholstered back flanked by pierced sides with

American, early 20th century. A Rococo Revival etagere or vitrine, the upper portion having a carved floral pediment, centered with a floral female face, surrounded by swagged roses and vines, resting

Set of three, attributed to John Henry Belter (American 1804-1863, Victorian era laminated rosewood parlor chairs in the Rococo Revival taste, circa 1860, comprising a single armchair and two side cha

Two-Piece Rococo Revival Parlor Group comprised of a fine American rosewood barrel-back chair with a deep floral- and cartouche-carved crest, closed arms, bowed seat rail and cabriole legs, h. 37-1/4"

Rococo Revival, with shaped and carved oval back with yellow fabric, over a round seat, the whole raised on four carved legs. 41 x 21 x 22 in. NOTE: Missing one castor, otherwise wear consistent wit

Edward Wormley (American 1907-1995), for Dunbar furniture, Modernist wingback slipper chair, with squared off wings and a single line of button tufting, rising on ebonized square legs, together with a