2 American QA chairs

With Caned Seats . Very finely carved with nice patina and raised on claw feet . We have included 2 QA style chairs used by consignor for the head of the table . From a Greenwich. 25"D x 39"H x 22"W C

(lot of 2) American children's chairs, 18th/ 19th c., including: (1) rocking chair, knopped turned stiles, slatted back, woven splint seat, rising on stretcher-joined capped legs, on rocker rails, app

2 AMERICAN OAK CHAIRS, SPINDLE BACK SIDE CHAIR WITH CANE SEAT, 17" W X 19" D x 39" H. & CANE SEAT ARMCHAIR . 21" W x 20" D x 38" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

1st item: American Chippendale mahogany side chair with yoke-shaped top rail having a central carved shell, ears molded in an upturned scroll pattern; pierced vasiform splat and inset slip seat with n

Two (2) American mahogany and cherry Federal square-back chairs, one armchair and one side chair. Both with straight molded top rail crowned by a rectangular center panel with carved fan decoration. S

Two similar early 19th century American Windsor side chairs. Mixed wood construction with hoop backs, eight turned spindles, shaped seats and turned stretcher bases. Older refinishing with minor wear.

LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY GREATEST HEIGHT 21 1/2 INCHES.

2 American Oak / Mahogany Chairs - 44 in tall x 22 x 26 and 34 in tall x 17 x 19

(lot of 2) American Victorian parlor furniture group, comprising: (1) American Eastlake upholstered rocker, 19th c., the curved top rail with eagle mask finials, tufted backrest and armrests terminati

(lot of 2) American Windsor birdcage chairs, 18th/ 19th c., black and red grain painted finish, six-spindle back, over saddle seat, rising on bamboo turned legs, joined by box stretcher, approx 35.75"

Two (2) 19th century American chairs, comprising 1) scroll-form walnut armchair with floral upholstery, and 2) walnut black-upholstered rivet design rocking chair. [43 1/2" H x 22 1/2" W x 23 1/2" D;

(lot of 2) American child's rocking chairs, including: (1) having round finials to top, woven rattan back and seat, approx 22.5"h, 14"w, 22.25"d, seat height: approx 11"h; (1) turned spindle back chai

(lot of 2) American Chippendale style side chairs, 19th c., top rail with up-curved ends, carved fan crest, over the pierced vasiform splat, slip seat, on fluted square legs, approx 37.75"h, 20.75"w,

(pair) American Victorian gilt and painted parlor chairs, 19th c., each having a shield form crest over a pierced and padded backrest, over a cushioned seat, turned and fluted legs, 39.5"h, 19"w, 16"d

A set of two American Victorian carved mahogany chairs with Northwind faces circa 1890. Ht: 47" Wd: 27" Dpth: 31" Seat: 18"

(lot of 2) American Renaissance Revival parlor chairs, 19th c., each with burled accents, buttoned pink upholstery, padded arms, turned supports: (1) small spindle supported angled pierced crest rail,

Set of 2 American Victorian mahogany parlor chairs. In mahogany with tufted upholstery. 35 1/2"h

(lot of 2) American Victorian oak side chair and armchair, early 20th c., similarly styled, each with large brass rosette tacking and accent to backrest, scrollwork carving, rising on reeded legs rest

American Girl Green Sleigh Bed, American Girl Brass Bed, 2 American Girl Fold Up Chairs, Lots of Doll Accessories

Both 20" wide x 20" deep x 37-1/4" high. Staining on upholstery.

1st item: American Victorian Gothic Revival carved mahogany side chair with arched crest and embroidered back and seat, mounted onto casters. 48" H x 17 3/8" W x 17 1/8" D. 19th century. 2nd item: Vic

(lot of 2) American oak furniture group, comprising: (1) oak and caned swivel side table, 20th c., having a square top over shelved compartment case, caned panels, rising on barley twist legs joined b

(lot of 2) American oak slat back chairs, 20th c., by Murphy Chair Co., Owensboro, Kentucky, metal tag to back, including: (1) armchair, approx 34"h, 24.75"w, 20.5"d; (1) office chair, adjusting swive

(pair) American Renaissance Revival oak curule armchairs, attributed by consignor to R.J. Horner & Co. (New York, 1886-1915), early 20th c., having carved and pierced back with scrolling foliates and