Set of Four American Fan-Back Windsor Side Chairs

Set of Four Gregory Vasileff Fan Back Windsor Style Side Chairs, having cloth seats. Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut.

Assembled Set of Four Windsor Fan-back Sidechairs. Serpentine crest rails, shaped saddle seats and turned splayed legs. Thee are seven spindle-backs, one is a nine spindle-back. Various leg and stretc

19th century; assembled set of four similar Windsor chairs; mixed woods, each with tablet-style crest rail, spindle back, plank seat, bamboo-turned legs joined by box stretcher; 15" - 16"W, 33" - 33 3

Set of four "D.R. Dimes" windsor chairs, in the Lancaster Fanback Side Chair pattern with Pennsylvania Blunt Arrow Legs. Each stamped, "D.R. Dimes". 39"H x 16"W x 17"D, Circa - 2000.

American, 19th C. Comprising a set of four faux bamboo side chairs and green Arrow-Back chairs, three white side chairs, a pair of Thumb-Backs, 2 similar unpainted and a similar Thumb-Back slipper cha

American, late 20th century, mixed woods. All have distressed black over red paint and impressed and paper labels. Pair of bowback side chairs, 38.5"h., fanback armchair with knuckle arms, 47"h., and

An early 19th century American fan back Windsor side chair. Hickory and Maple construction with a Pine seat, six spindle back with shaped crest, turned spindles, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher

Ca. 1800. Bamboo turnings, "H" stretcher and multi-layered black paint. Age cracks and splits. 16.5" seat, 33"h.

Ca. 1800, mixed woods. Spindle backs, shaped seats and bamboo turnings. Worn brownish red grain painting, age cracks, reglued joints and one hoop split at top. 18" seat, 37.25"h.

AMERICAN PAINTED FAN-BACK WINDSOR SIDE CHAIR, featuring seven-spindle back, thick plank seat, raised on finely turned legs joined by an H-form stretcher. Retains an early painted surface. Late 18th/ea

Assembled set of four bow-back Windsor side chairs, early 19th c. Each approximately 37"h x 17"w x 16"d / 17" seat height Provenance: From the Estate of Raympond J. Brunner

SET (3) AMERICAN BOW-BACK WINDSOR SIDE CHAIRS 18TH C.

Set of six New England fan back Windsor side chairs, circa 1790-1820. 37" tall, 32" wide and 17" deep.

Set of four American Victorian walnut balloon back side chairs with floral upholstery, 35 3/4" H x 19" W x 18 1/2" L.

AMERICAN, PROBABLY PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, PAINTED FAN-BACK WINDSOR SIDE CHAIR, white oak, poplar, and probably maple, shaped crest rail, seven spindles, boldly shaped saddle seat, ring-and balust

AMERICAN, PROBABLY PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, PAINTED FAN-BACK WINDSOR SIDE CHAIR, white oak, poplar, and probably maple, shaped crest rail, seven spindles, boldly shaped saddle seat, ring-and balust

Set of Four Warren Chair Works Bow-back Windsor Side Chairs, Warren, Rhode Island,signed underneath Height 39 in. Width 22 in. Depth 20 in.

Pair of 18th c. American Windsor fan back side chairs, shaped back with well formed ears and seven spindles, shaped saddle seat, vase and ring turned legs and stretchers, traces of old blue paint. 38'

A set of 4 custom made fan-back Windsor chairs, 2 side chairs and 2 knuckle arm chairs, all with splayed legs and bulbous cross stretcher, late 20th century. The arm chairs measure approximately 26 1/

DESCRIPTION: Pennsylvania federal period fatback Windsor side chair. The shaped seating resting on four turned legs and supporting stretchers turned in the faux bamboo style. The fan back with matchin

American, late 19th C. Together with a provincial Chippendale rush-seat side chair. 2 pieces 39-1/2"h and 36-3/4"h

A set of four Stickley bow-back Windsor-style chairs comprised of two continuous armchairs and two side chairs. Armchairs: 40in tall x 26in wide x 18in deep. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC cu

American, 19th and 20th Century. Mixed woods. One step-down Windsor side chair, refinished. One fan back side chair, refinished. Comb back rocker by Lawrence Crouse, reproduction. 30"h - 44"h. 13"-16.

Wallace Nutting (American,founded 1917). Group of two similar wooden fan back side chairs, both having carved ears, turned supports and legs and shaped seats. One possibly American, 19th century. One