Country Chippendale Chair

UNUSUAL CAPE COD COUNTRY CHIPPENDALE CHAIR CIRCA 1760-1770, CARVED CREST, FRONT SIDE BRACKETS UNDER SEAT, MAPLE CIRCA 1770, UPHOLSTERED INSET SEAT, 38 X 18 SEAT,

New England, 18th century. Includes a country Chippendale chair with later seat and black paint; together with a Queen Anne chair with vasiform splat and early finish. 38.5" and 38" high, respectively

Country Chippendale armchair with scrolled arms and pierced back splat. Old possibly original finish. Seat height 17 1/2"

Circa 1785 - 1800, Maple with white pine, shaped crest rail, pierced splat, no seat.H: approx. 37 1/2". Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques dealer and collector.

Mahogany Rush Seat Chair, oxbow form crest, pierced splat, square legs with stretchers, 39" high, 19" x 17", 18" high seat. Back repair.

Side chair in the American Country Chippendale style, with reticulated balloon-form splat and simple yoke shaped cresting rail, the seat upholstered in modern flame stitch fabric. Dimensions: H 37" x

A pair of matching American country Chippendale side chairs in maple with carved ears and vase-form splats, square legs with one chamfered edge, and replaced rush seat (rope rush has been added) - bot

A matching set of 4 Centennial country Chippendale side chairs, with serpentine crest, pierced splat, square legs with 1 edge chamfered, and having newer upholstered seats - finish slightly worn, seve

comprising a gilded Federal mirror, a country Chippendale side chair, and an English country elm Windsor arm chair, all in estate condition. Windsor: 41" high, 22" wide, 15" deep.

Late 18 th C. country Chippendale side chair with pierced owl eye splat and rush seat on square legs with box stretcher.

18th and 19th century. Group including a country Chippendale side chair along with a fine Sheraton fancy painted chair and four youth chairs. Sold from the collection of a Savannah, Georgia gentleman.

A Pair of American Country Chippendale Side Chairs. Constructed of maple and birch with pierced back spalt, rush seats, and bold turned front stretcher, supported on Spanish feet. Older refinishing wi

with shaped crest, "owl" splat, molded arms and new splint seat. 42" high, 23" wide, 17" deep. As is estate condition, three drilled holes in crest, legs extended four inches, crude staining to new sp

Five Chippendale country chairs, all with fitted seats. Two matching pairs, and 1 singular - note one pair with heart cutouts. All in good condition.

England circa 1900, the peg joined oak frame showing a serpentine crest-rail over a carved vasi-form solid splat, sided by outswept armrests over a planked seat, raised on squared front supports & sti

Two Children's Chairs; a Mahogany Chippendale & a Country Chair(RIVERS4059/2)(TC) Property Title:From the Estate of Joan Rivers. Measurements: The chippendale 28" H, 16" W, 13" D, seat 13.5" H, the co

COUNTRY CHIPPENDALE RIBBON-BACK MAHOGANY ARM CHAIR,featuring shaped arm rails, raised on square legs joined by a box stretcher, old rush-seat, dated on backside of chair "1806". Retains an old surface

Pair American country Chippendale pierced back rush seat side chairs. 40" high, 19 1/2" wide, 17" deep. Condition: age and use wear, repairs.

18th c. Neew England maple Chippendale country Lolling chair. 16" seat Ht., 45" overall Ht..

18th c. English Oak Chippendale Country Corner Chair, with custom wool cushion, 31" high, 28" x 24". Great old surface, forged iron brace under front edge of seat.

comprising a ladderback side chair, painted rush seat slat back armchair, and a country Chippendale rush seat side chair. Finish wear and expected age and use wear to all, break to slat in Chippendale

MAHOGANY COUNTRY CHIPPENDALE RIBBON-BACK SIDE CHAIR ribbon back above the slip seat, raised on straight legs, stenciled on the bottom "Made in England". Retains an old refinished surface with warm col

SET TEN COUNTRY CHIPPENDALE STYLE CARVED MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS WITH RUSH SEATS. One open-arm chair, nine sidechairs

Wonderful late 18th or early 19th c country Chippendale/Hepplewhite cherry upholstered open arm easy chair, probably Upper Connecticut River Valley.