Assembled Group of Eight New England Bannister Back Chairs

Assembled Group of Eight New England Bannister Back Chairs18th and 19th century, including one armchair, four side chairs with ebonized finish, and three rush seat chairs, all with turned finials, sha

Assembled set of four 18th c New England bannister back chairs, three side chairs with later splint seats, one arm chair.

Pilgrim C New England bannister back chair - as found - 14 1/2" seat height - 39" tall overall x 22" wide

Antique New England bannister back chair - as found - refinished - 17" seat height - 44 1/2" tall overall x 21 1/4" wide

DESCRIPTION: Colonial Revival bannister back rocking chair. Natural wood typical of New England bannister back chairs with original rockers. Shaped back. Mixed woods. 20th century. PROVENANCE: From a

New England bannister back arm chair, maple and cherry with double lobed crest, mushroom finials, crook arms and sausage turned front legs. 45" high, 24" wide, 19" deep. Condition: the seat re-rushed,

18th c New England William & Mary bannister back side chair. Later slip in seat. Refinished.

24 1/2" wide ax 19" deep X 53" high. MG. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply w

18 th C. New England bannister back side chair with rush seat, refinished, along with Windsor side chair and ladderback side chair.

Two New England maple and cherry matching bannister back side chairs with sausage turnings with woven splint cane seats. One cane seat with losses, the other in good condition - the chair frames are b

A black-painted and turned maple banister-back side chair, New England, First Quarter of the 18th c. 44 3/4 in. high

Three Early Bannister Back Chairs. Pair and a single Pair: OH 44-1/4, SH 15-1/4" and 14-3/4" Single: H 46-1/4" SH 16-3/4" Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections. Appears to have never been pain

Two banister-back chairs. Larger chair dimensions H 44" W 20" D 15-3/4". Smaller chair dimensions H 38-1/2" W 19-1/2" D 15". Condition: Very good as found condition. Copy and paste link for high-res i

Pair of Bannister back chairs. Each with double heart carved crests. New England, probably Connecticut,18th century. Condition: Early 20th century paint. Old repairs. Wear to rush seats. H 40-7/8" W 2

New England origin in an old black paint with gold highlights, lemon formed finials and scrolled crest rail, four vertical half bannisters, rush seat with double stretcher base, 45”H x 19”

New England, 18th C. Together with a black painted and stencil decorated rocking chair. 2 pieces Feet extended on bannister back chair, surface distress and wear. 45-1/2"h x 21-1/4"w x 16"d and 41"h x

Good pair of bannister-back side chairs in old paint. New England, circa 1750. Paint is19th century. Condition: Original condition. H 42-3/8" W 18-1/2" D 14". Seat H 15-3/4". Copy and paste link for h

Three early side chairs. Ladder back with original paint. New England, circa 1800. Banister back side chair with old finish and carved crest. New England. Circa 1750. Ladder back: H42" W 19-1/4" D14--

Early bannister back arm chair in early black varnish/paint. Overall height 42-1/2". W 22-1/2" seat H 15-1/2". Old tin repair to one bannister.

Bannister back side chair with woven seat. Connecticut, 18th century. Condition: Excellent condition H 42" W 19-3/8" D 13-3/4". Seat H 16".

18th Century Bannister Back Side Chair. Victorian paint. Old iron braces on underside of seat attached to stiles. Overall height 43-1/4". Seat height 16". Appears to be full height with minimal wear t

American (New England), second quarter 18th Century. The arched carved scrolled pierced crest above four split-baluster uprights flanked by turned-block stiles topped with finials, over trapezoidal ru

Set of 2 Early American New England William &  Mary banister back side chair, mid 18th C,  retaining an old black surface.   Measures:   17" wide x 13" deep x  44" high 

A William and Mary turned maple banister-back rush-seat side chair, New England, 18th c. 44 1/2 in. high