RUSSIAN ARTS-N-CRAFTS CARVED CHAIR, 19TH C

British Arts and Crafts Oak Glastonbury Chair, after the A.W.N. Pugin (British, 1812-1852), original designed 1840, and based on the model made for Richard Whiting, last Abbot of Glastonbury, with typ

ENGLISH MAHOGANY ARTS AND CRAFTS METAMORPHIC STEP CHAIR, 19TH C.; 33" X 16"W X 14"D

A Set of Four Russian Carved Gilt Painted Side Chairs 19th century Height 37 inches. Estimate $800-1,200

RUSSIAN ART NOUVEAU CARVED OAK FRAMED MIRROR, 19TH CENTURY. 30 1/2 X 26 1/2" LABEL VERSO

Arts and Crafts Carved Oak Library Table, late 19th c., the rectangular top over a frieze drawer, on square tapered supports to splayed legs on scroll feet joined by a flat stretcher, H.- 29 3/4 in.,

Pair of Russian carved and ebonzed figural side chairs, late 19th century, each having a pierced carved back depicting a crown above two eagles, surmounting an embossed leather heraldic crest depictin

American Arts and Crafts Carved Walnut Lamp Table, late 19th c., the square top over a wide skirt on four splayed legs with ormolu claw and glass ball mounted feet, joined by a lower serpentine stretc

Arts and Crafts Period Carved Walnut Occasional Table, late 19th c., the dished hexagonal top over a frieze drawer, on three square splayed legs joined by two graduated galleried triangular stretcher

19th c. folk art oak carved wooden face chair. 18 1/2" seat Ht., 40" overall Ht..

American Arts & Crafts Carved Hardwood One-Drawer Stand End Table . Ca. late 19thC to 1905. Attributed to: Henry Drake Schenck (1863-1905), who was a cabinet make in Morristown New Jersey, working dur

Ca. late 19thC. Attributed to: Henry Drake Schenck (1863-1905) who was a cabinet make in Morristown New Jersey, working during the last quarter of the 19thC, up to 1905, the year he died. Excellent wi

USA, 19th Century wood, screws 39.25” x 15.75” x 19” 17.75” seat Unusual tavern chair with carved backrest depicting an inebriated man with through-tenon construction, turned f

Exceptional American Arts & Crafts Era Carved Oak "North Wind" Old Man of the North Side Chair. Skillfully carved entirely by hand, no molding. A beautiful example of American Arts & Crafts movement f

Antique American Arts and Crafts Carved Hardwood Vanity Sideboard w/Mirror. Ca late 19thC. Attributed to: Henry Drake Schenck (1863-1905), who was a cabinet maker in Morristown New Jersey, working dur

Hildebrandt, Howard Logan (American, 1872-1958), Nicola and Her Dog, oil on canvas, 65 x 35.5 inches, signed lower left, framed in a early 19th Century gilded and carved Arts and Crafts frame measurin

Pair of Italian carved walnut child's chairs, 19th century, having square legs and carved crest rails and stretchers, measuring 26 by 15 by 15 inches.

Late 19th Century Arts & Crafts style with prominent lion's heads and paw feet. Curved glass, three interior shelves. Key included. Dimensions: H 66.5" x W 49" x D 18" Condition: Original glass intact

Pinky Schooner Tiger" watercolor. Signed Boston 1934. Presented in a period arts and crafts carved and gilt frame. 7 1/2 x 10 inches (overall).

19th Century, Two George III Mahogany Chairs With Marlborough Legs, One With Needlepoint Seat, And An Arts And Crafts Oak Chair With Spindle Stiles, High Back With Wings, Rush Seat, Height 46, Width 2

19th Century Chairs, pair carved, gessoed, and gilt wood, upholstery29 h × 23 w × 23 d in (74 × 58 × 58 cm) This lot will preview and ship from Lambertville, New Je

A carved Black Forest elbow chair, late 19th century, Swiss, in the manner of Arnold Wyss, with a carved back, complete with a mahogany back panel and seat, of joined construction, 66cm wide 68cm deep

Folk art jointed figure. Carved and painted wood with original clothing. Head is wood and composition. Seated in a carved and painted chair. American, late 19th century. H 9-3/4" W 2-3/4" D

In the manner of Louis Majorelle. Four occasional side chairs with carved wood frame and upholstered seats. French, late 19th - early 20th C. H. 39" W. 17 1/2" D. 14"

Antique Late 19thC American Bench Made Hand Carved Hardwood Chest of Drawers. Ca. late 19thC. Attributed to: Henry Drake Schenck (1863-1905), who was a cabinet maker in Morristown New Jersey, working