Painted 19th Century Childs High Chair

LATE 19TH CENTURY PAINTED OAK CHILDS HIGH CHAIR IN OLD RED WITH FLORAL PAINTED CREST AND STENCILING - 36" TALL X 15 1/2" WIDE X 13" DEEP - SEAT 23" HIGH - LOSSES TO CREST - WEAR AND LOSSES TO PAINT, I

PA 19th Century Green Painted Child's Highchair. 34"h. Condition: Good with wear. Repainted.

An American Painted Windsor Child's High Chair 19TH CENTURY with plank seat. Height 39 inches. Property from the Collection of Cynthia Moran, Palm Beach, FL

19th century. Group including a country federal school masters desk, a childs high chair, a turned wood foot stool and a backcountry cradle along with a painted childs rocking chair and the top to a p

An assembled group of six painted arrowback Windsor chairs, 19th century, comprising three child's armchairs, two side chairs and black-painted high armchair. Dimensions:height of tallest 29 1/2in; wi

Late 18th/Early 19th Century Child's Highchair. Turned finials, ladderback, shaped arms, woven splint seat and old blue paint. Seat height 20-1/2", 35" high overall. Condition: Good with wear and loss

Pennsylvania Early 19th Century Child's Windsor Highchair. Tapered spindleback with old green paint. Seat height 23", 35" high overall. Condition: Good with wear, missing foot rest.

Antique American Wooden Child?s High Chair with FootrestNice late 19th century American walnut child?s high chair with a rounded back and turned spindles over a plank seat. Turned splay legs with supp

A 19TH CENTURY OAK AND ELM CHILD’S WINDSOR HIGH CHAIR, with spindle back and baluster legs, joined by an H-form stretcher. Height of back 88cm

SPLIT CANE SEAT WITH TRACES OF RED PAINT.  HEIGHT 31 1/4 INCHES, GREATEST WIDTH 14 INCHES, DEPTH 12 INCHES.

A Comb-Back Knuckle-Arm Compass Seat Windsor Child's High Chair 19th Century Height 37 1/4 inches. Property from the Dean Lower Estate, Lanark, Illinois

Antique Oak Child's Highchair, 19th c., spindled back, lift-top tray, turned supports, h. 38 3/4 in., w. 17 1/4 in., d. 19 in.

William IV Mahogany Child's High Chair mid-19th century, the curved and downswept crest and sides around a caned back and seat, raised on turned bulbous legs with a footrest, attached and raised on a

A George III Style Child's Walnut Highchair 19th Century Height 36 x width 16 1/2 x depth 16 1/2 inches. The Estate of Mary Andrews Chenoweth, Denver, Colorado

Early child's high chair, probably Mecklenburg County Virginia in the manner of the Johnson family, late 18th century. 31.5"H x 14"W x 11"D. Replaced cane seat probably in the late 19th century - base

19th Century. Height back to floor 34”. Width across 12 ½”. (Cond: the arm retaining post replaced. otherwise good condition, nice color) (200/300)

19TH C CHILD'S HIGH CHAIR, OLD PAINTED SURFACE, BOX STRETCHERS, 38 X 22 SEAT

American, 19th century. A pair painted shaker child's chairs, each having turned finials with ladderback support, rattan seat above turned legs and stretcher support; ht. 23, wd. 15, dp. 12 inches

Two painted child's sleighs, 19th century. 33" high, 45" wide, 16" deep. Condition: each with a broken front board and wear throughout, as found estate condition.

American, circa mid 19th century, painted cast iron tufted sofa and 2 side chairs, child's chair, foot stool, round pedestal table with 3 chairs and assorted garden tools sofa 6.5" l. x 3.75" t.

Early 19th century rod back Windsor child's chair in old green painted surface, 20" x 10" x 11', rods mortised through top rail

Two Red Painted Wood Child's Chairs with Dolls 19th Century and later together with another doll; 5 items total. Height of tallest doll 29 inches. Property from the Dean Lower Estate, Lanark, Illinois

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED CHILD'S ARM CHAIR, featuring two-slat back, shaped arm rests, with reupholstered seat. Retains an old gray-painted surface. Possibly Maine. 19th century. 9 3/4" H seat, 21 3/4" HOA

Antique 19th century American School folk art child's portrait drawing. Original pastel on paper drawing. Depicts a blue eyed child seated in a high chair and wearing a blue dress. She holds an automa