Three William and Mary Oak Child's Chairs

English, 19th century. A group of three William and Mary style dining chairs in oak, having upholsters backs and seat rest, craved and shaped legs and stretcher support; ht. 38, wd. 18, dp. 20 inches.

17th/18th century, each with varying trestle bases, longest 114 in. Provenance: The Important Private Collection of a Rocky Mountain Couple

A pair of William and Mary turned oak chairs first quarter 18th century height 33in (84cm); width 18 1/2in (47cm); depth of seat 14in (35.5cm)Provenance: Property from a Collector, New York City.

A Set of Six William & Mary Style Oak Dining Chairs First Half 20th Century Height of largest 41 x width 21 x depth 19 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Matching set of 6 William & Mary Leather & Oak Dining Chairs. Frames are oak, with ornately carved backs and turned legs. Backs and seats are tan leather and attached with ornate metal tacks.

A Set of Ten William and Mary Style Oak Dining Chairs Edwards and Roberts, London, Late 19th Century each with a maker's label to the underside. Height 42 x width 18 1/4 x depth 17 1/4 inches. Propert

probably British, 18th century, each with molded oak frame, ring and baluster turned legs with stretchers, boldly turned front stretcher, brown leather upholstered back and seat with brass tacking, me

English, late 17th/early 18th century. A matched pair of William and Mary period oak side chairs, each with scrolled open work crest over rectangular back with central caning flanked by block and ring

Pair of English William and Mary Style Carved Oak Side Chairs, 19th c., the serpentine arched crest over a fielded panel back, above a trapezoidal seat on turned legs joined by stretchers, H.- 42 3/4

18th CENTURY WILLIAM AND MARY OAK THREE DRAWER CHEST Height: 34 in. by Width: 38 in. by Depth: 22

Late 17th-early 18th century. An ornately carved William and Mary hall chair in oak, having a pierced crest and back splat, leather seat, and rising on cabriole legs ending in hoof feet; ht. 50, wd.

A Set of Six William and Mary Style Oak and Leather-Upholstered Dining Chairs 19th Century Height 36 inches.

Primitive carved oak child's chair, turned and block legs, along with primitive footstool with branch legs, largest 27"h x 14"w x 11"d

Possibly English comprising 18th century elements. Carved oak case in the Jacobean or William and Mary taste. Having applied recessed geometric molding and six drawers, rising on flattened ball feet.

English William and Mary oak chest of drawers, 17th/ 18th c., two-board top, two short drawers over three long drawers, all with geometric paneled drawer fronts, rising on ball/ bun feet, approx 37.25

circa 1700. With three drawers, arch facade, turned legs and shaped stretcher, all on bun feet. 28"H x 34"W x 22"D

Ca. late 17thC. England. Very good condition. Three geometric panel graduated drawers, bracket feet (may be replaced). Scarce piece to find in any condition.

William and Mary Oak Welsh Dresser, c. 1740, ogee cornice, scrolled reticulated apron pierced with quatrefoils, three shelves, small cartouche cabinets, dresser base with three deep drawers, conformin

English William and Mary Oak Chest of Drawers, 17th/18thc. with rectangular top over two short and three graduated long drawers, with molded details, the sides of the case similarly molded, raised on

oak two part chest, with applied top moulding, two short drawers over three long drawers, raised on turned ball front feet and stile rear feet. England, circa 1680-1700. 37 1/2" high, 40 1/2" wide, 23

Small William and Mary oak style chest on stand with upper case having three horizontal panels and detached top with wooden braces. Lower case with dovetailed drawer over shaped apron resting on barle

William & Mary Style Oak Drop Leaf Dining Table. Having carved legs and three leaves. On casters. Measures 29 inches x 50 inches x 31 inches without additional leaves; each additional leaf measures 19

Three antique chairs, including 1) a rush seat oak child's side chair, 2) an American 19th century oak painted rush seat rocking chair, and 3) an American 19th century twist-form side chair. [Largest:

English, first half of 20th century. An oak easy chair or wingback chair in the William and Mary or Baroque style (popular 1690-1730) comprising an exaggeratedly arched crest over the two wings or che