Pair of Philadelphia Hepplewhite mahogany side cha

Pair of English Hepplewhite mahogany side chairs, circa 1780, each having a square back with a pierced draped splat, above an upholstered seat, and rising on tapered legs, apparently unmarked. Provena

with transitional urn form carved backs, likely the work of the Goddard/Townsend shop of Newport, RI. 37 1/4" high, 21 1/2" wide, 18" deep. Provenance: descended to Louise [DuPont] Crowningshield, sis

35 3/4"h x 20 1/2"w x 20"d Condition, some scratches, worn fabric, one chair needs tightening

Pair of English Hepplewhite mahogany side chairs with lavender fabric; together with another pair with yellow damask seating, all circa 1790. All approximately 36"h x 20"w x 18"d / 18" seat height

Pair of English Hepplewhite mahogany side chairs, 32"h x 20 1/2"w x 18"d, seat height 18"

SERPENTINE FRONT, SHAPED TOP, URN SHIELD STYLE BACK, SERPENTINE SEAT, MOLDED LEGS, DOVETAIL STRETCHER, 38" H, 21 1/2" W, 18" DEEP, 17 1/2" SEAT HEIGHT

Pair Mahogany Hepplewhite Side chairs. 37 1/2" H

Pair Pembroke tables, Hepplewhite style, mahogany, drop sides, stencil trim, single drawer, 28" x 30" x 20". Condition: sun bleached, spots of staining and scratches

An antique pair of diminutive Hepplewhite end stands offer flame mahogany construction in bow front form having two small drawers over three long drawers and raised on splayed legs, c1940. Measures- 2

Pair 19th C Mahogany Hepplewhite Side Chairs With Needlepoint Seats. 37" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAV

Pair of American Hepplewhite Carved Mahogany Shield Back Side Chairs, 19th C., arched crest with foliate carving (JBEN8120/2) (MM) Dimensions: 37 1/2"H x 22"W x 20"D Property Title: From an Amenia N

Pair of Philadelphia Chippendale side chairs, mahogany, pretzel backs, slip seats, square legs with stretchers, late 18th C, 36 1/8" h, seat 15" h. CONDITION: Legs cut down; otherwise normal wear.

Antique Pair of English Carved Mahogany Hepplewhite Side Chairslate 18th century, arched crest rail with relief carved rosette and bellflower, three pierced and molded back splats terminating in carve

Pair of Chippendale mahogany side chairs, Philadelphia, c.1770. Off-white damask upholstery. Each measuring 38" tall x 22" wide x 22" deep, with 18.75" seat height. Each chair includes a matching thro

Tony Jones bedroom furniture, pair of bow front mahogany Hepplewhite style side tables, burl wood tops and drawer fronts, satinwood and ebony stringing with multi-color inlay between ebony edging arou

English, late 18/early 19th century. A pair of period Heppelwhite style mahogany side chairs, each string and marquetry inlaid with satinwood and having a hand carved shield form back, with a pierced

An Assembled Set of 9 Mahogany Adam Style Side Chairs, 20th C., 2 arms and 4 sides, with vertical central splat carved with a rosette and pierce3d loops, and a pair of pierced vase shaped splat and 1

Pair Louis XVI style mahogany carved side chairs, blue upholstered seats, along with Hepplewhite style mahogany carved side chair with pink upholstered seat, largest 38"h x 19"w x 17"d

Pair Antique Hepplewhite Inlaid Side Tables. Pair of matching one drawer and one shelf side tables. Mahogany with radial marquetry satinwood inlay and banding. 24 inches x 15.5 inches x 12.5 inches

Pair of carved mahogany replica Philadelphia Chippendale style side chairs, 40" h, 18" seat height

An assembled set of eight Federal mahogany pedestal-back side chairs, Philadelphia, PA, or New York, NY, circa 1800 Comprising a set of four and a pair, all with conforming carved splats, over-upholst

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.

A pair of Federal carved mahogany side chairs Attributed to Ephraim Haines (1775-1837), Philadelphia, PA, circa 1810H: 35 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: A Private Collection.

Pair of American Chippendale-Style Mahogany Side Chairs replicas of the John Cadwalader chairs attributed to the workshop of Benjamin Randolph (1721-1791) Philadelphia, each with a leaf- and scroll-ca