FOUR NEW ENGLAND BIRDSEYE MAPLE FIDDLE BACK CHAIRS

American (New England), second quarter 18th Century. The arched carved scrolled pierced crest above four split-baluster uprights flanked by turned-block stiles topped with finials, over trapezoidal ru

18th c. New England maple Banister back chair with rush seat. 17" seat Ht., 43" overall Ht..

Four Tiger Maple Fiddleback chairs, 33 x 16 x 17"

2 Antique New England Maple Barrister Back Side Chairs . 45" H "ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPON

2 Antique New England Maple Barrister Back Side Chairs. Up to 43 3/4" H "ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE

5 Antique 19th Century Empire Bird's Eye Maple Caned Fiddle Back Dining Chairs. 4 burled chairs with scrolled and shaped crest rail, fiddle shaped back splat, caned seat, saber leg, and bowed front st

Two New England maple and cherry matching bannister back side chairs with sausage turnings with woven splint cane seats. One cane seat with losses, the other in good condition - the chair frames are b

Antique New England Tiger Maple Sheraton Rush Seat Ladder Back Chair Height 41.75 in. Width 14.75 in. Depth 15.25 in. Seat Height 15 in.

set of 6 period early 19thC New England tiger maple sabre leg, vase back side chairs w rolled crests & caned seats - 35 1/2" tall

NEW ENGLAND BIRDSEYE MAPLE WALL SHAVING RACK, with cut-out back splash above three tiered shelves, over open till. Retains an old surface with warm color. 19th century. 22" HOA, 9 1/2" W, 4 3/4" D.Pro

Assembled Group of Eight New England Bannister Back Chairs18th and 19th century, including one armchair, four side chairs with ebonized finish, and three rush seat chairs, all with turned finials, sha

A New England maple rush seat rocking chair19th centuryTogether with a similar maple and oak ladder back side chair. (2)height of rocking chair 37 1/2in (95cm); width 19in (48cm); depth of seat 14in (

AMERICAN, PROBABLY NEW YORK OR NEW ENGLAND, FIGURED BIRDSEYE MAPLE AND POPLAR DRESSING TABLE, scrolled backsplash over two short drawers stepped back above single full drawer, raised on fine ring-turn

New England bannister back arm chair, maple and cherry with double lobed crest, mushroom finials, crook arms and sausage turned front legs. 45" high, 24" wide, 19" deep. Condition: the seat re-rushed,

William & Mary Maple Banister Back Side Chair, New England, 18th C., together with a black-painted and stencil-decorated splint seat rocking chair, New England, 18th C. From 38-1/2"h to 42-1/2"h Prove

A black-painted and turned maple banister-back side chair, New England, First Quarter of the 18th c. 44 3/4 in. high

A black-painted turned-maple banister-back side chair, New England, 18th c. 45 in. high

SHERATON FOUR-DRAWER BUREAUNew England, Circa 1810In cherry, with solid bird's-eye maple drawer fronts. Simple turned legs. Retains original hardware.Height 39". Width 42". Depth 18".

Set of 8 birdseye and tiger maple dining chairs. American, circa 1845. Condition: Excellent original condition. H 33-5/8" W 17" D 16. Seat H 17-1/2". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://w

C. 1790 SET FOUR BOWBACK WINDSORS, NEW ENGLAND, PINE, MAPLE AND HICKORY, ORIGINAL DECORATED PAINT, BLACK WITH YELLOW BANDING.ORIGINAL CRUSTY VARNISH OVERCOAT. GOOD BAMBOO TURNED LEGS AND STRETCHERS, S

New England William & Mary four slat ladder back armchair, 18th c. with rush seat 47.5"h x 23.25"w 23.5"d / seat height 18.5" Condition: repainted, losses

NEW ENGLAND / NEW YORK CROMWELLIAN MAPLE SIDE CHAIR, the framed back above a rectangular seat having molded rails, raised on a framed base with turned balusters, molded upper stretchers, and a cut-out

PAIR OF SHERATON SIDE CHAIRSNew England, Circa 1820In curly maple. Backs with horizontal pierced splats and beaded stiles. Caned balloon seats. Turned front legs and stretchers.Back heights 33.5&#8221

A William and Mary turned maple banister-back rush-seat side chair, New England, 18th c. 44 1/2 in. high