Vintage Chinese Carved Wood Horseshoe Back Chair (2)

Vintage Chinese hand carved Zitan wood horse shoe back arm chair having ornate openwork scrolled accent designs. Measures approx. 36 1/4" x 29 1/4" width x 24 1/2" depth. Some typical surface wear ass

with leather sling seat 41 x 28 x 28 in. (104.1 x 71.1 x 71.1 cm.), Seat height: 21 1/2 in. (54.6 cm.) Provenance: Property from the Estate of Gordon F. Taylor, an employee of the San Francisco Opera

Carved wood, brass, caning. Height: 43 1/2”, Length: 28 3/4”, Depth: 26”, Seat Height: 22”. Horseshoe back Chinese folding hunting armchair. Carved backrest and front of seat.

CHINESE ANTIQUE CARVED WOOD HORSESHOE BACK CHAIRS, PAIR, H 38":Each having a carved back-splat. Measuring H.38" x 25" x 22". For a high resolution photo CLICK HER

A FINE LATE 18TH CENTURY CHINESE CARVED HUANGHUALI WOOD HORSE SHOE BACK CHAIR Qianlong/Jiaqing. 100 cm x 59 cm x 45 cm.

SET CHINESE CHAIRS & TABLEPair of Chinese carved wood, horseshoe-back armchairs, with decorative openwork flanges to the splats, and with similar detailing to the armrests and bowed legs; with matchin

20th C., Together with a rustic softwood horseshoe-back chair. 2 pieces 42"h x 27"w x 20"d and 31"h x 18"w x 20"d

Pair of Chinese carved hardwood horseshoe-back chairs; showing carved low relief and open work designs to splats; together with fitted cushions; 30 1/4" x 23 1/2" x 21" (approx.)

Pair of 19th C Chinese Rosewood Horseshoe Carved Yoke Back Arm Chairs. 36 1/2" H

Pair of Ming Dynasty Horseshoe Back Arm Chairs, Chinese hard wood, carved shaped back splat and shaped apron. Purchased from the Tomlinson Collection, Singapore. Additional authentication images avail

Pair of vintage carved wood Chinese horseshow chairs with carved detail; as-is condition- General marks and age wear, scratches, rubbing, flaws, and losses. Possible restorations; H 39" (Approx.)

Two Old Chinese Carved Wood ChairsTwo old Chinese carved wood chairs: horseshoe style with deer panel back (missing seat); together with child's angled square back rocking chair, provincial design (we

Originated in the Ming Dynasty, the graceful design of horse shoe armchairs are favorites of the Chinese literatis. The back rail and arms of the chair form a continuous semicircle, gently descending

Pair of Chinese Carved Wood Dragon Chairs. Intertwined back and arm rest with figural heads, key pattern, stand on carved relief legs. Measures 33-1/2" H x 26-1/2" W. Condition: Surface wear, scratche

Pair of Chinese carved hardwood low chairs, horseshoe back form with carved dragon relief and pierced knot and quatrefoil splats. Unmarked. 30 1/2" H x 24" W seat (28 1/4" W overall) x 22" D seat (27"

Chinese vintage hard wood high back chair with carved dragon motif arms, 53.75"Hx31"x26.5"

PAIR CHINESE ZITAN HORSESHOE BACK CHAIRS Carved dragon motif within a ruyi shaped medallion on the backsplat. Carved apron and simplified flanges on legs.

PAIR CHINESE ZITAN HORSESHOE BACK CHAIRS Carved dragon motif within a ruyi shaped medallion on the backsplat. Carved apron and simplified flanges on legs.

Chair is vintage. Piece is wooden appears to be Rosewood. Chair has horseshoe shaped backrest. Piece has Asian characters carved into back of chair. Piece measures approx 34 inches tall 23 inches wide

Pair of Chinese carved horseshoe-form folding chairs, the continuous back rails ending in outswept handrests, supported by contoured backsplats with spandrels, above rectangular woven hemp seats front

18th/19th Century Chinese Horseshoe shaped wood Carved Arm Chair, all pegged - no nails, 33 1/2"h x 28"w x 23"d

Pair of Chinese Yoke Back Horseshoe Armchairs, Carved Splat, with Upholstered Cushion, Hardwood with some Fading Each Chair - 26 1/2" W X 28" D X 30 1/2" H

Lot includes 2 chairs, each are vintage and wooden. Chairs each have harp shaped backrests and upholstered seats with Zig zag striped detail. Edges of upholstery have nailhead detail. Each chair measu

Chinese brass-mounted Hongmu wood Quanyi or horseshoe-back folding chairs, a pair, each with carved and reticulated back splats depicting celestial animals, with gilt brass mounts in the Ming taste. 4