Two American 19th C. Chairs

Set of four figured maple side chairs, American, 19th C. , figured and birdseye maple with two board back, curved stiles, rush seats, flat front and turned side and rear stretchers with saber form fro

Two American Rococo Carved and Laminated Rosewood Side Chairs , mid-19th c., attr. to John Henry Belter, New York, fruit and foliate crests, scroll surround, serpentine seat rails, cabriole legs, cast

American, 19th C. comprising, two arms and eight sides. Losses, wear, surface distress. Side: 33"h x 17-1/2"w Arm: 34-1/4"h x 20"w

American, 19th C. Comprising two bow-back armchairs, a Continuous armchair, and two Brace-back Bow-back side chairs. 5 pieces From 31" h to 38" hl By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest a

American, 19th C., comprising two arms and six sides. Side: 33"h x 19-1/4"w

Manner of R.J. Horner (American, founded 1886), late 19th century. A magnificently carved armchair with a horned figure (possibly Neptune) to the top crest rail, flanked by two highly figured gargoyle

Eight American Gothic Revival Carved White Oak Dining Chairs, mid-19th c., possibly "Stanton Hall Maker" or John Henry Siever, San Antonio, Texas, incl. two arm and six side chairs, arched crocketed c

Candlestand and Windsor side chair in blue paint. American, 19th century. Chair H 33-7/8" W 18-1/4" D 15-1/2". Seat H 17-1/8". Stand H 29-1/4". Top D 17-1/8". Condition: Excellent condition. Link for

A set of two nineteenth century library chairs upholstered in muslin fabric. Turned legs: 27" x 25" x 26" Seat: 19.5" Tapered legs: 35" x 25.5" x 32" Seat: 17"

Two miscellaneous Windsor chairs consisting of an unusual English high spoke back with extended wings having bentwood back and arms (grain and color of wood has aspects of yew tree); along with an Ame

Two 19th c. Windsor chairs. 17 3/4" seat Ht., 35" overall Ht., 17 1/2" seat Ht., 39" overall Ht..

Two hand-painted boxes, American, 19th C., including: larger with stenciled red rose and leaves with white flourishes on black ground, heavy and ornate brass ring to cover, iron lock, older antique st

Two (2) American School, 19th-century oil on canvas portrait paintings. 1st item: Painting depicing a young female in three-quarter view with upswept brown hair attired in a black dress with a gilt br

Framed tintype, two Native American Indians, 19th c., apparently removed from a period photo album, both are seated, one is in a white shirt with bandanna and a circular jewelry emblem at his neck, bo

Property from a Private Collection, New England Description: American Blue Wooden Dough Box Tray and Blue Dovetailed Dough Box Tray, 19th C., comprising American blue wooden dough box tray of rect

Two salt-glazed stoneware crocks, American, 19th C., both with cobalt decoration, details include: largest with elaborate design to front along with "3", repaired chips, hairlines and small chips to r

4 Antique American Federal Figured Maple Caned Chairs. Early 19th century c. 1820, highly figured maple with carved back splats. These chairs display well. Should be re-caned. PROVENANCE: A Charleston

English, 19th and 20th century. Group of two hardwood Windsor chairs, both with carved and pierced back splats. Unmarked. Approx. h. 40", w. 19.25",d. 14.75" (tallest).

American, likely Pennsylvania, 19th century. Pair of Chippendale style side chairs with pierced gothic tracery back splat and square legs. Apparently unmarked but having partial paper label. Note: Sim

New World, USA, ca. 19th century CE. A pair of ambrotypes, examples of one of the first commercially successful photograph process (ca. 1850s), one set into a brass frame, the other into a small, deco

Two drawer stand, American, early 19th C., turned and tapered legs, wood knobs, wear consistent with age and use, 27 3/4" h. x 20" w. x 17" d.

Blue painted basket with two handles. Original paint. American, 19th century. Condition: Excellent. Minor wearing of paint. H 5-3/4" D 11-5/8". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dro

A very unusual American 19th C. two tired country work table having lower shelf supported on sawbuck base. Size: 29.5" H x 52" W x 21.5" D

Two early 19th C. Windsor side chairs, one signed JCT, possibly for James Chapman Tuttle, Massachusetts. Signed chair: 38-1/2in tall x 17in wide x 17in deep. Seat height: 18in.