Pair of Federal Cherry Side Chairs, New England

Pair of Federal Cherry Side Chairs, New England 37 1/2 x 21 1/2 x 18 1/2 in., height of seat 18 3/4 in. Heidi Pribell Interior Design, Boston, MA, September 20, 1987. A Private Connecticut C

New England Pair of Federal side chairs with vertical splats, early 19th century Mahogany and upholstery Approx. height 37", width 20.5"

New England Pair of Federal side chairs with horizontal beaded splats, late 18th century Mahogany and upholstery Approx. height 35", width 20"

New England, 18th/19th C. Together with a Federal birch, cherry and figured maple tilt-top candle stand, possibly Vermont, 19th C. 2 pieces. Chair: Seat: 17"h Crest: 43-1/2"h Table: 29"h x 21"w x 15"d

18th century American cherry side chair, probably New England

18th century American cherry side chair, probably New England

PAIR OF SHERATON SIDE CHAIRSNew England, Circa 1820In curly maple. Backs with horizontal pierced splats and beaded stiles. Caned balloon seats. Turned front legs and stretchers.Back heights 33.5&#8221

Pair of American Federal Cherry Sidechairs. Seat height 19", 37-1/2" overall. Condition: Good with wear and repair.

Pair of side chairs, Connecticut/New England, late 18th or early 19th C., mahogany, arched crest, pierced, tri-part vertical splat, slip seat, quarter round corner blocks, straight tapered legs, H-str

Good pair of Spanish foot side chairs. New England, circa 1760. Condition: Excellent condition. Old refinished surface. H 41" W 17-1/2" D 13-1/8". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.

19th C New England Cherry Side Chair & Ladder Back Child's Chair. 40 1/2" H

Pair of Late Federal Figured Maple Side Chairs, Baltimore, early 19th C., together with a pair of Federal inlaid mahogany sabre leg side chairs, New York, early 19th C. Maple pair: seat 16"h, crest 30

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

A pair of Queen Anne black-painted rush-seat side chairs, New England, 1730-1750 40 1/2 in. high (each)

American Queen Ann cherry side chair with Spanish feet, and bulbous front cross stretcher, probably New England 18th century. Small repair to one of the back legs, newer rush seat, overall very good c

19th Century Cherry Barrister Back New England Side Chair. 38 1/2" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO R

Pair of side chairs with pierced owl-eye splat. Boston or Salem, Massachusetts. Circa 1780. Condition: Excellent original condition. Finish on one chair slightly different than the other. H 38" W 23-1

Each with an oxbow crest rail and vasi-form splat above a trapezoidal slip seat above a shaped apron joining frontal cabriole legs ending in pad feet. In original surface, seat height 18 inches, overa

Philadelphia, c. 1800-1810, attributed to the Haines-Connelly workshop. 35"h x 18"w Provenance: Christie's, New York, 15 January 2004, lot 575, $2,390.

Circa 1720-40, Seat height 17.25 inches, overall height 41.75 inches. CONDITION: In good structural condition. No breaks or repairs. Replaced rush seats in good condition.

Pair of banister back side chairs with arched crest rails and sausage turnings. Early black paint. New England. Circa 1725. Provenance: Stephen/Douglas Antiques. H 45-3/4" W 18-1/8". Seat: H 17-5/8".

Two fancy chairs with original paint decoration. New England, circa 1825. Each branded "Barnes". Excellent original condition with minor imperfections to paint. H 35" seat H seat H 18". Please refer t

Fine pair paint decorated Windsor side chairs, circa 1820. Back splats decorated with cannon, flag and drum. H 35". Fine original condition. Nearly identical example illustrated in Nancy Goyne Evans,

Mid 18th century, mahogany. Pierced vase splats and cabriole legs with "C" scrolls. One has minor putty fill, the other has pegged and pieced repair at front corner and shoe. Refinished with reupholst