EARLY VERSION OF A KOKEN BARBER CHAIR WITH CLAW FEET.

This is an early Koken barber chair with claw feet. CONDITION: All four legs are intact, free of breaks, and the upholstery is free of any tears or cracks. All castings seem to be free of breaks and c

A Koken porcelain enamel mint green swivel barber chair circa early 20th C with black leather upholstered backrest, suede upholstered seat, and a cast metal foot rest marked 'Koken Companies, St. Loui

Seat- 22"Dx26"H Condition: Fair with losses, missing back rest bracket

American. 1890s. Painted wood with porcelain arm rests and leather upholstery. Ornate cast footrest stamped, "Patented Koken Reg. US Pat Off". This early, non-hydraulic reclining chair represents one

C. 1900. A nearly wooden Koken barber chair made by the Koken Supply Company out of St. Louis, Missouri. This is their "Kandel" model, which was manufactured at around the turn of the century. Cast ir

ROUND SEAT KOKEN ENAMELED BARBER CHAIR, MARKED ON FOOT REST KOKEN COMPANIES ST LOUIS USA. HAS HEADREST & CHILD'S SEAT. HAS SCRATCHES TO ENAMEL SURFACE, RUST AND WEAR TO ALL NICKEL SURFACES. 53" " H. T

Antique Barber Chair Foot Rest Koken Barber Supply Company . This weighs about 12 lbs and without the metal parts protruding, it's about 16.25" x 9"

Koken child's barber chair. Marked "Koken" on foot rest. 19" x 15" x 46" Ht.

This is a Koken barber chair with a label on the back, which reads "Congress Pedestal Hydraulic Koken Supply Co. ST. Louis." CONDITION: There seems to be an early restoration done in a plaid-type mate

Late Victorian Koken barbers chair circa 1890, created by Ernest Koken of Koken Barber Supply Co., based in St. Louis, having an oak frame and rising on outswept feet, 46"h x 24"w x 40"d

Cast Iron Clawfoot Barber's Chair. Has damage and is missing a brass claw foot. Measures 36" x 25" x 23"

Lot including 18th c. Chippendale ball and claw foot chair with slip seat (19 1/2" seat Ht., 39" overall Ht.), along with 19th c. mahogany Hepplewhite chair (18" seat Ht., 36 1/2" overall Ht..)

Oak box chair with tufted upholstered seat, claw feet, early 20th Century, chair is 32" by 32", height is 34.5"

Nice early Oak Barber Chair. Nice finish on wood and nickel pieces. Has head rest and foot rest. Has been reupholstered. A very nice early Barber Chair. 48" Excellent

Set of Six American Queen AnneStyle Dining Chairs, early 20th c., with ball and claw feet, now painted celadon green, H.- 39 1/2 in.

Early barber chair features a very nice restoration, upholstered and tufted in burgundy leather and accented by nickel finishing tacks. The frame of the chair is tiger oak with nickel-plated elements.

1900, USA: This is a late 19th to early 20th century barber chair created by Ernest Koken of Koken Barber Supply Co., based in St. Louis. Thanks to Koken, most chairs that are seen in barber shops and

1900, USA: This is a late 19th to early 20th century barber chair created by Ernest Koken of Koken Barber Supply Co., based in St. Louis. Thanks to Koken, most chairs that are seen in barber shops and

C. 1900. This is an early 20th century oak barber chair made by the Koken Company out of St. Louis, Missouri. Carved oak construction with leather arms, seat and back. Missing the headrest. CONDITION:

MAHOGANY CORNER CHAIR WITH SHELL CARVING AND BALL & CLAW FEET , 25" X 31"

KOKEN , No. 210 "CONGRESS" HYDRAULIC BARBER CHAIR WITH QUARTERED TIGER OAK BODY , NICKEL MOUNTS & TUFTER BACK LEATHER SEAT - 24" x 39" x 44" (SOME SCRATCHES TO LEATHER ; LETTER MISSING ON FOOT REST)

A Koken white porcelain and leather barber chair, circa 1920, with ornate decorated cast iron foot rest marked for Koken Companies, St. Louis U.S. 49in tall x 26in wide x 40in deep.

Spanish savonarola arm chair, early 17th century, fabric remnants, carved finials, claw feet 57 x 26 x 30"; Condition: Break to leg Provenance: The Collection of Chris Hill (San Antonio, TX) We ha

Antique wing chair, early 20th C., needs restoration, upholstery, wing back with claw feet, chair is 32.5" wide, depth is 21" (seat), height is 45". Upon further inspection, we believe the chair to be