Delaware Valley five-slat maple side chair, late 18

Delaware Valley green maple, five-slat ladderback armchair, circa 1780, with rush seat and ball and ring front stretcher. Provenance: H.L. Chalfont Antiques 45.5"h x 22.5"w x 17.5"d / seat height = 16

Side chair, Delaware Valley, 18th C., ladder back with five arched, graduated slats, turned finials, rush seat with top painted yellow, turned base with bulbous and ring turned front stretcher, turnip

Delaware Valley three-slat maple chair, early 19th c., with ball and ring turned stretcher. 39"h.x19"w., seat 16"h.

Delaware Valley five slat ladderback arm chair, with rush seat and rockers. 48" high, 24 1/2" wide, 32 1/2" deep. Condition: wear, loose joints, rockers later.

Connecticut River Valley Queen Anne Maple Side Chair, Late Eighteenth Century. The yoke crest rail above a vase-form splat within sausage and baluster-turned stiles, the trapezoidal woven splint seat

Delaware Valley four slat ladderback side chair, as rocker. 40" high, 19" wide, 26" deep. Condition: restorations, wear.

PENNSYLVANIA MAPLE LADDERBACK SIDE CHAIR, five-slat back with spired finials, old woven-rush seat retaining green paint, and bulbous turnings to front stretcher. Old surface with mellow color. Fourth

Set of Six Delaware Valley Ladder-Back Side Chairs. Turned turnip finials, arched ladder-backs, woven oak splint seats. Seat height 18"; 40-1/2"h. overall. Condition: Good with wear and some minor bre

late 19th century; comprising five side chairs and one armchair, each covered with later, rose-colored damask fabric 36 x 18 1/2 x 20 in. (91.4 x 47 x 50.8 cm.), Seat height: 18 inches

DELAWARE VALLEY LADDER-BACK SIDE CHAIRS, SET OF SIX, each back with three graduated, arched slats supported by slightly tapering posts topped with turned finials, trapezoidal seat, raised on turned fr

Delaware Valley Tiger Maple Ladder Back Armchair. 18th century. With five arched slats, rush seat, and turned frontal stretcher. Seat height 17-1/2", 47"h. overall. Condition: Good with wear.

Set of 6 late Art Deco Side Chairs with Slat Backs, c. 1940, probably maple (MGLA1013/6) (TC) Dimensions: sturdy, but some legs should have their mounting bolts retightened, could be cleaned

ASSEMBLED LADDER-BACK SIDE CHAIRS, LOT OF FIVE, each with three-slat backs, posts with acorn-like finials, rush-seat, box stretcher. All retain an old painted surface. Late 18th/early 19th century. 39

Set of Six 19th Century American Antique Country Style Turned Maple Dining Chairs With A Rushed Seat & Arched Ladder Backs. Five side chairs 40 inches x 18.50 inches x 16.50 inches. One arm chair 44.2

Harvard Shaker side chair with cane seat, maple and tiger maple in old natural surface, 42"H x 18"W x 15"D. Ex. Late Morris Ferguson Collection

A period Chippendale side chair in original finish with a pierced back splat of interwoven bars. from the Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia, late 18th century. H: 37" (seat 18"); W: 20"; D: 16.5". // Chai

Late 18th - Early 19th c. Ladderback Side Chair, with urn form finials, three shaped slats, rush seat, turned stiles and front legs, old dark stained surface, 40 1/4" high, 18 1/4" x 14". Surface wear

Group of five similar late 19th century French carved oak side chairs, the arched backrests with pierce carved foliate designs, with barley twist frames and stretchers, 42.5"h x 18.5"w x 18"d.

Lot 4 Chippendale style chairs, 2 arm & 2 side, Irish mahogany armchair 18/19th century, Eldred Wheeler tiger maple armchair signed 20th century, all in good condition.

Shaker five slat maple rocking chair with what appears to be an original splint wood seat, early 19th c. 43.75"h x 21"w x 16"d / seat height = 15"

Rare Delaware Valley Rush Seat Side Chair. With six graduated serpentine ladder back. 54''h. overall.

QUEEN ANNE STYLE TIGER MAPLE SIDE CHAIR, 38 X 18 X 18

A Queen Anne carved walnut side chair Delaware Valley, circa 1750 Shaped crestrail with central carved shell, shaped solid splat, slip seat, shaped apron, on cabriole legs with carved lappets to knees

Chippendale Tiger Maple Side Chair, possibly rural Massachusetts, late 18th century. Serpentine crest rail centering a fan with scroll terminals above a vasiform splat, slip seat on bead-molded Marlbo