FOUR AMERICAN SIDE CHAIRS.

Second half 18th century. Two Queen Anne. Mahogany with cabriole legs and pad feet, shell carved crest and repaired vase splat. Reupholsterd slip seat. 17" seat, 37"h. and one with Spanish feet, pierc

Mid 19th century, mixed woods. Set with turned finials, three slats and splint seats. All have some degree of old red paint. Two seats are probably original, two are replaced at different times. Wear,

Second quarter 19th century. Sheraton to Empire. Rosewood grain paint with gold pin stripig and foliate stenciling. 18" seat, 33"h.

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

14 inches wide; 17 inches deep; 40 1/2 inches high

Early 19th century, mixed woods. Spindle backs, "H" stretchers. Three with old black paint (one has partial split in bow), 16.5" seat, 37.5"h. 17" seat, 36.5"h., and one with added leather seat, 17" s

Four American Classical Mahogany Side Chairs, early 19th c., paneled back-scrolled crest rail, sabre legs, seats upholstered in period-appropriate horsehair from John Boyd Textiles, h. 33 in., w. 18 i

Classical form; sturdy cane seats

First half 19th century, oak and other hardwoods. Turned finials, knife blade shaped slats, split seats and worn original red paint. Some edge and seat damage. 16" seat, 37"h. From the Collection of M

Third quarter 18th century, mixed woods. Shaped crests with ears, vase, splat, boldly turned stretchers and legs with Spanish feet. Replaced rush seats and refinished. 18" seat, 40.5"h.

Second quarter 19th century, mixed woods. Original grain decoration with stenciled fruit and flower decoration in metallic colors. Signed on the back seat rails "Wm. Moore, Jr.". Ring turned legs and

Four early 20th century American side chairs with stenciled eagles and American flags. Wear and losses.

First quarter 20th century, mahogany. Vase backs, turned front legs "H" stretcher bases, scrolled front feet and worn slip seats. 18.5 seat ht. 38.5"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.

Set of four (4) Renaissance Revival 19th century shell crest twist-form rosewood chairs. Attributed to Alexander Rux. [40 1/2" H x 17 1/2" W x 17" D; 17" H to seat]. Upholstery in poor condition.

Set of Four Antique 19th C American Side Chairs. Dining room chairs with rush seats. Hand painted. Each measures 33 x 17 x 14 inches. Property of a South Salem, New York Circa 1860s Farmhouse.

Four American Classical Carved Mahogany Side Chairs, early 19th c., New York, foliate carved, reeded stiles, cornucopia-carved splats, saber legs, h. 32 1/2 in., w. 18 3/4 in., d. 19 in Note: The high

Four American Parcel Gilt and Ebonized Side Chairs Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height 33 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Richard H. Brown, Chicago, Illinois

Suite of Four American Late Classical Carved Mahogany Side Chairs , mid-19th c., scrolled crest and medial rails, sabre legs , h. 33 in., w. 21 in., d. 20 in. Provenance: The Friedle-Garrison Collecti

A set of four early American style paint decorated side chairs. Three with 19th century horse race winners and one of the Georgiana ship. 30-1/2 in tall x 15 in wide x 17-1/2 in deep. Provenance: C. T

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.

Ca. 2nd half 19thC. Set of four matching cane bottom Regency style American side chairs in very good estate found condition. Cane seats are all complete, the wood frames are all solid. The gold stenci

Four 19th century American Renaissance Revival Period side chairs. Rosewood construction having a shield back design with carved floral crest and Tan button tufted upholstery, over carved aprons and t

Set of four Gunlocke side chairs. American, early 20th Century. Oak, curved slats, depressed seats. Tag on underside of each chair states "W.H. Gunlocke Chair Co, Wayland, N.Y. 1769 4C". Heavily worn,