Grain Painted Windsor Settee

American Colonial style faux grain painted settee, early 20th Century, the angled back with 24 spindles, the low scrolled arms having turned supports, the seat surmounting eight turned legs, conjoined

American Colonial Style Black Painted Windsor Settee, labeled B & S, signed Joseph Horne, Early 20th C. 37" H x 43.25" W x 21" D

Painted Windsor Style Settee. 47" W 39 1/2" H

Circa 1785-1810, of Pennsylvania origin, Spanish brown paint, with bamboo turnings h. 38 w. 81 d. 21 in. overall: 17-1/2 in. (seat height) Provenance: By descent through the family of an important Sou

19th C. Windsor Painted Settee 34"H, 95" x 24"

With original paint and nicely scrolled arms and turned stretchers. 31 3/4 x 26 7/8 X 24 inches. Condition: Old split to (1) arm meeting back bow. Normal wear to paint.

A Philadelphia painted low back Windsor settee, Circa 1800, with carved knuckle terminals, the spindles, legs and stretchers with bamboo turnings, retaining an old ash colored paint over original gree

A Regency Grain and Figural Painted Cane-Upholstered Settee Circa 1800 with later silk pad and cushions. Height 32 1/2 x width 60 x depth 26 inches.

ASSORTED DOLLHOUSE / MINIATURE FURNITURE AND OTHER ARTICLES, LOT OF 20, including a brown velveteen-upholstered armchair and sofa, an Empire-style upholstered settee and grain-painted frame, a wooden

A 20th C. red-painted double sack-back Windsor settee on stretcher base. Stamped initial signature to back. 45in tall x 59in wide x 18in deep. Seat height: 18in.

American, 19th c. Together with a black-painted and stencil-decorated Windsor settee and a rush seat rocker and a green-painted splint seat child's rocker. 4 pieces From 24 1/2" h to 43" h By descent

Bench Made Painted Windsor Tete-a-Tete / Courting Setteelate 20th century, green paint with yellow trim, arched crest rail, each back with nine spindles, saddle seat, turned splayed legs and stretcher

Braceback Bowback Windsor Arm Chair, NY, Grain Painted Seat, 36" to Back Crest, 16.5" to Seat

Hand painted Settee, has flame and grain painting throughout, three wide back splats, and two turned back posts, a deep seat, scrolled hand rails and heavily turned feet. Some loss to paint.

New England, painted gold rings to spindles and legs; grain-painted saddle seat; boldly splayed, turned legs joined by H-stretcher; 42"h; the wide seat 18.75"h; 21.5" Collection of G.W.

19th C. Painted Windsor Chair Desk. Wooden construction with turned spindles, board seat and writing surface with dovetailed drawer. Surfaces in period yellow grain paint with hand painted floral embe

(lot of 2) American Windsor birdcage chairs, 18th/ 19th c., black and red grain painted finish, six-spindle back, over saddle seat, rising on bamboo turned legs, joined by box stretcher, approx 35.75"

Windsor chairs, one arm and five side, grain painted, pillow crest rail, shaped and pierced horizontal splat, stenciled gilt details, including urn, swan, etc., wear consistent with age and use, inclu

Pennsylvania Windsor Settee. The rectangular tablet crest rail centering a serpentine crest painted with flowers and foliage, above a splat and spindles, the downswept arms above a rectangular seat, r

with grain painted seat and stenciled decoration along the rail, 36" high early 19th century

A finely crafted Windsor settee by William Clinger 3" H, 4.5" W, a half-inch scale rocking chair by the same artist, sweet folk-painted chest of drawers signed BBE 1993 and a simple wooden sled signed

First quarter 19th century. Fanback Windsor with spindle back, turned stiles, legs and "H" stretcher, and a saddle seat. Black repaint and repairs. 18" seat, 37"h. And a grain painted spindle back wit

First quarter 19th century. Old worn reddish-black grain paint with traces of gold trim and leaf decoration and bamboo turnings. Age splits and shrinkage. 16.5" seat ht. 34.5"h.

Kentucky Windsor settee or bench, attributed to William Challen, Lexington. Plain crest over a tripartite back, each section fitted with four spindles having oval ornaments and one central Federal urn