American Vernacular Maple Arm Chair

18th century; 42 in. H., 24 in. W., 19 in. D. Chair was owned by Augustus Warfield.

early 20th century, nicely shaped frames with double rail stretchers, each with later upholstery and slip seats in separate patterns. 34 x 24 x 20 in. From the Collection of Esther B. Ferguson, Secess

An American Maple Windsor Armchair, 19th Century. H: 44 1/8 W: 31 D: 25 in.

18th c American ladderback maple arm chair, bold turned legs, salamander arms, and pegged construction. Later rockers, white painted basket weave seat. Refinished, good condition. 25" w x 45"h.

Shaker chair. 19th or early 20th century. Having a very nicely turned frame with caned seat. The front of the seat having some damage, otherwise sturdy. Nice subtle surface wear. Sold from the collect

American Southern Carved Maple Armchair , 19th c., tablet back, downswept arms, woven seat, ring-turned tapered legs , h. 37 1/4 in., w. 23 in., d. 20 in Provenance: Property of the Mobile Museum of A

with turned finials, splint seat. 25 1/2" high, 14 1/4" wide, 14 1/4" deep. Some old chips to finials, crack to one slat, some damage to seat, please see photos. Property of a Woodbury CT estate.

Early American New Hampshire maple ladderback armchair with rush seat on a stretcher base. Dimensions: 17" Seat height and 46" Overall height

An American Oak, Maple and Pine Continuous Arm Windsor Chair, Early 19th Century. Dimensions: Height 37in; width 21in; depth of seat 17in; seat height 18in. Provenance: From a local collection.&nbsp;<

American, late 18th/19th C. Feet replaced. 45-1/2"h x 22"w (overall) x 19"d seat depth

An American Maple Drop-Leaf Breakfast Table and Five Chairs Mid 20th Century comprising an armchair and four side chairs. Height of table 29 1/4 inches.

Two American Maple and Rush Ladder Back Armchairs Together with a Provincial Fruitwood and Rush Seat Armchair. 4 ft. 3 1/2 x 22 1/2 x 18 1/4 in., height of seat 18 in., the largest.

Important 18th c. Boston, Massachusetts or Portsmouth, New Hampshire maple armchair. C. 1730-1750. Pictured and described in "American Furniture" (edited by Luke Beckerdite). page 150, figure 22, desc

American (New England), second quarter or mid 18th Century. The ornately carved, scrolled and pierced crest flanked by turned finials above four split-baluster uprights flanked by ring and bulbous tur

American (New England), 18th Century. The ornate carved scrolled pierced crest flanked by turned finials above five split baluster uprights flanked by ring and bulbous turned stiles applied with drama

19th century; comprising a maple rush seat ladder back chair, a maple ladderback rush seat rocking chair, and a maple ladderback woven seat arm chair. Rocker measures 44 in. H., 23 in. W., 32 in. D. a

Maple Comb Back Windsor Arm Chair By American Colonial. 44 1/2" H

Two (2) American furniture items. 1st item: Hepplewhite style shield back armchair, the back with carved splats, curved arms with reeded arm supports, a shaped seat with ivory damask upholstery, taper

American (New England), 17th or 18th Century. The cylindrical turned bar crest above a similar upper and lower bar with three upright turned tapering spindles, flanked by slight ring-turned stiles, to

American (New England), second-quarter 18th Century. The five graduated arched curved ladders flanked by turned ring stiles topped with finials, applied with cylindrical turned arms above a trapezoida

An early 19th century American sack back Windsor armchair. Hickory and Maple construction with a Poplar seat, bow back with turned spindles and shaped arm rail, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher

American, 18th C., together with a yoke-back rush seat armchair, and a maple spindle back rush seat side chair, 4 pieces total Losses, wear, surface distress. 31-1/4"h, 40-1/2"h and 41-1/2"h Provenanc

American, circa 1800. Oak, pine, and maple. Crest with scroll-carved lobes, spindle back, shaped seat, and turned stiles, legs, and "H" stretcher. Refinished. Seat 17.75"h. Chair 45"h.

American, mid-20th century, maple. Baker wood and brass dining table with three leaves. 29"h. 66"w. 42"d. Six Wm. Berkey/John Widdicomb dining chairs, two arms and four sides, all with caned backs. 39