Craftsman Gothic Revival Oak Ecclesiastical Chair

Large oak pulpit or altar chair possibly a bishop's, deacon's, presider's or celebrant's chair. It was made and has the the mark of the American Seating Company of Grand Rapids Michigan. Height 52", w

French Gothic Revival oak ecclesiastical cabinet, 19th c., superstructure with repeated floral carving, single cabinet door with figure wearing a bishop's mitre and holding a crosier, opening to inter

Extensively carved chair with north wind face. Dimensions: H 57" x W 21" x D 23" x SH 21" Condition: Wobbly. Seat split. Likely re-finished.

Property from the Collection of Alex Raskin, Savannah, GA Description: Pair of Gothic Revival Oak Hall Chairs, 19th Century, each with inlaid and carved backs above plank seats on X-form supports

Group of (6) Gothic Revival style chairs, late 19th or early 20th century, executed in oak, each having figural finials surmounting the pierce carved backsplat of arches and rosettes, rising on the se

Pair of French Gothic revival oak side chairs with leather seats. Late 19th century. 37 1/2"h x 15 1/2"w x 16"d, seat height 18 1/2"

(lot of 4) Gothic Revival oak side chairs, 19th c., spire finials, centering openwork quatrefoil, over floral upholstered seat, rising on hewn legs, joined with H stretcher, ending on bun feet, some t

(lot of 6) French Gothic Revival oak dining chairs, 19th c., steeple back with open arched splat, carved floral medallion, topped by square finials, inset padded leather seat, rising on block front le

Elaborately carved with gothic finials, pierced balustrade, coats of arms, lattice work, fools, jesters, dragons, cherubs, fleur de lis etc. with carved and pierced scrolled floral arm supports, seat

19th century French Gothic Revival carved oak throne chair, having a carved shaped crest with five foliate finials, above a running frieze of a carved geometric pattern, surmounting a rectangular spla

Full title: A large Gothic Revival oak hooded throne chair with dragons and frogs, 19th C. Description: H 228,5 x L 77 x D 50,5 cm About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antiqu

(pair) French Gothic Revival carved oak armchairs, 20th c., having spire finials, over pierced back, figural handholds, rising on stretcher-joined turned legs, approx 55.75"h, 55.5"w, 22"d, seat heigh

(lot of 8) French Gothic Revival carved oak side chairs, each with tapered finials, back splat open-carved with tracery and flowers, rising on cylindrical legs, with turned feet, approx 41.25"h, 17"w,

French Gothic Revival carved oak hall chair, late 19th c., fleur-de-lis finials framing a carved monk's head, tall back with pointed arch, tracery designs in relief, bench seat on iron strap hinges, i

mid 19th century, with arched back and leaf carved arms, fluted column form front legs, sage green upholstery with armorial applique at back, 38 x 21 x 24 in., seat height 18-1/2 in. , Provenance: Col

Full title: An English Victorian Gothic Revival oak high back arm chair, 19th C. Description: H 111,5 x L 48 x D 56 cm

Pair of Gothic Revival Carved Oak Plank Seat Chairslate 19th century, well developed cathedral form backs with pierced panels, molded edge plank seat, scalloped fleur de lis seat rail on splayed scale

An American Gothic Revival style quartersawn oak hall chair, having a tall back, above geometric form arms, 47"h x 24.5"w x 17.5"d

English Victorian Gothic Revival oak high back arm chair with needlepoint seat and back panel.

Rare pair of Herrick-Maynard-Hatch Gothic Revival carved oak dining arm chairs. Designed by Alexander Jackson Davis (1803-1892), New York, Mady by Burns and Brother, New York, for Ericstan, Tarrytown,

Eight American Gothic Revival Carved White Oak Dining Chairs, mid-19th c., possibly "Stanton Hall Maker" or John Henry Siever, San Antonio, Texas, incl. two arm and six side chairs, arched crocketed c

A French oak Gothic Revival chair having open work back rest and apron to four sides circa 1880. Ht: 45" Wd: 20" Dpth: 18" Seat: 18.25"

19th c Oak Gothic Revival Chair with later Needlepoint Upholstery with romantic themes. 47 x 20 x 24"

DESCRIPTION: Pair of ecclesiastical Gothic oak chairs, probably Mid-Western American. Late 19th century. Form with turned legs, over upholstered seat with a Gothic back featuring pierced trefoils and