A genuine Late 18th Century English Oak Plank-Seat Side Chair, dating to circa 1770–1790, of sturdy provincial construction with a hand-cut pierced splat back beneath a shaped crest rail, the broad single-board plank seat showing deep, honest surface wear and oxidation consistent with centuries of use, supported by straight square legs joined by simple stretchers, all retaining its original warm patina and period character; condition is consistent with age and use, including surface wear, scratches, minor edge losses, and age-related shrinkage to the seat, with solid joints and no apparent later structural alterations, measuring 37.5" H and seat height measures 17.75" H. This authentic 18th Century Queen Anne Mahogany Side Chair dates to circa 1720–1750 and features a gracefully shaped yoke crest rail above a solid splat back, all crafted in richly patinated mahogany, with classic cabriole legs terminating in pad feet, retaining its original proportions and period form throughout. The chair presents a traditionally upholstered slip seat covered in an old floral needlework-style textile with brass nailhead trim, showing honest age-related wear including surface scratches, finish loss to the seat frame, light abrasions to the legs, and a visible worn area to the upholstery consistent with long-term use, all of which contribute to its authentic character and historical integrity, measures 36.75" H and seat height measures 19" H.