Pair of West Indies Mahogany Planter's Chairs

Pair of West Indies Mahogany Planter's Chairs , 20th c., scroll back, swivel arm extensions, woven seat, turned legs , h. 35 in., w. 29 in., d. (closed) 34 in., d. (open) 60 in

This West Indies solid mahogany planter's chair was made in the early 19th century in Martinique, circa 1820, in the British Colonial style and features the classical extending arms. A similar chair c

Pair of West Indies or Caribbean Hardwood Planters Chairs, 19th c., swing out arm extensions, caned seat, turned stretchered legs, h. 28 in., w. 50 1/2 in., d. 24 1/2 in.

Antique West Indies Plantation or Planter's Chair with Caned Seat and Swiveling Extendable Carved Arms. This style of chair was designed and used in the 19th Century when planters wore high hip boots

West Indies style mahogany and cane rocking chair, having a shaped crest above an inset cane panel, leading to scrolled arms above a caned seat, rising on stylized cabriole legs terminating in paw fee

Pair of West Indies-Style Carved Teakwood Campeche Chairs, 20th c., scrolled arms, slatted back and seat, h. 34 1/4 in., w. 24 1/2 in., d. 45 in.

Mid 19th century, Caribbean or West Indies. Having long arms with carved back rest centered by woven cane seat and back. Mortised and pegged construction throughout. Good sturdy condition. H27 1/2" W2

Mid 19th century, Caribbean or West Indies. Having very long arms with carved and turned wood backrest centered by woven cane seat and back. Mortised and pegged construction throughout. Good sturdy co

Early to mid 19th century, Caribbean or West Indies. Having handsome form with mortised construction and cane seat. Good sturdy condition, seat is early and undamaged. H36 1/8" W18 3/8" D15 7/8" The c

Pair of Chippendale-style carved mahogany upholstered chairs, 41" H x 23" W x 21" D. Provenance: West Palm Beach, Florida estate.

Upholstered in cream cotton. Approx. 35" H x 28 1/2" W x 33" D. Property from the Erno Laszlo Institute, West Broadway, NYC. (6191)

H 38", W 21", D 21", pair, fruitwood with mother-of pearl inlaid horn, compote planter, floral, foliate and vine curved back crest rail, satinwood string inlay on the sides of the back, fluted tapered

West Indies Mahogany Tall Hunt Board , likely 19th c., later molded top, reeded frieze, one hidden side drawer, ring turned vasiform tapered legs , h. 42 1/2 in., w. 59 1/2 in., d. 24 in

A pair of cabinet made mahogany arm chairs in the manner of Josef Hoffmann. Ht: 28" Wd: 23" Dpth: 19.5" Seat: 19.5"

Caribbean, 19th century. Set of four Anglo-Dutch West Indies mahogany or tropical hardwood low turned urn-form bed posts, rising on peg feet. Unmarked. Provenance: The Private Collection of Mr. Noel F

Pair mahogany chairs, Federal style, 32" tall, refinished condition. Please refer to the images for general condition issues, all items sold in as is, as found condition.

Matched pair mahogany chairs with cabriole legs, 35 in. T, 16 in. W, 17 in. D.

Pair vintage mahogany chairs. 19" seat Ht., 34" overall Ht..

Carved Mahogany Planter's Chair, 20th c., Indonesia, with a scalloped leaf and scroll carved crest rail over a caned back and seat and fold out extending arms, on turned legs, H.- 42 1/8 in., W.- 25 1

Caribbean, 19th century. Anglo-Dutch West Indies mahogany or tropical hardwood bed, having turned urn-form posts, wooden sides, and rising on ball feet. Unmarked. Provenance: The Private Collection of

Caribbean, 19th century. Anglo-Dutch West Indies mahogany or tropical hardwood bed, having turned urn-form and spiral-twist ring turned posts, wooden sides, and rising on peg feet. Unmarked. Provenanc

Caribbean, 19th century. Anglo-Dutch West Indies mahogany or tropical hardwood bed, having spiral-twist ring turned posts with pineapple finials, wooden sides, and rising on post feet. Unmarked. Prove

West Indies Carved Mahogany Armoire , c. 1830-1840, reeded, molded and stepped cornice above flush panel doors, fluted false stile, shelf interior, turned legs , h. 83 in., w. 57 in., d. 23 in. Proven

A 19th century Caribbean Regency mahogany recamier from Barbados, circa 1830, with handwoven caning, stylized acanthus and wave carvings and turned inverted tulip legs ending with original cup casters