Early Barber Chair.

Early barber chair features a very nice restoration, upholstered and tufted in burgundy leather and accented by nickel finishing tacks. The frame of the chair is tiger oak with nickel-plated elements.

Nice early Oak Barber Chair. Nice finish on wood and nickel pieces. Has head rest and foot rest. Has been reupholstered. A very nice early Barber Chair. 48" Excellent

Early barber chair "EMIL J. PAIDAR" (Chicago). Note heavy for shipping. Reconsigned from previous sale.

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Seat- 22"Dx26"H Condition: Fair with losses, missing back rest bracket

American. 1890s. Painted wood with porcelain arm rests and leather upholstery. Ornate cast footrest stamped, "Patented Koken Reg. US Pat Off". This early, non-hydraulic reclining chair represents one

This is an early Koken barber chair with claw feet. CONDITION: All four legs are intact, free of breaks, and the upholstery is free of any tears or cracks. All castings seem to be free of breaks and c

Brass and Oak Barber Chair, early 20th c., by Koken, labeled "Koken Barber Supply Co., St. Louis, with a reversible footrest, with green leather upholstery with iron tack decoration, with a leather ra

1900, USA: This is a late 19th to early 20th century barber chair created by Ernest Koken of Koken Barber Supply Co., based in St. Louis. Thanks to Koken, most chairs that are seen in barber shops and

1900, USA: This is a late 19th to early 20th century barber chair created by Ernest Koken of Koken Barber Supply Co., based in St. Louis. Thanks to Koken, most chairs that are seen in barber shops and

A wonderful example of an early Theo-A-Koch porcelain children's barber chair in very difficult to find blue porcelain. This particular example comes with applied horse head, which is original to the

An early 20th Century hydraulic barber chair produced by Theo. A. Kochs Co. (Chicago). Leather, oak wood, metal, and other elements, in a swivel design. An elegant and nostalgic artifact of Art Deco A

DESCRIPTION: Belmont barber chair. Circa early 20th century. Features red vinyl upholstery, art deco chrome and brass construction. Footrest marked "Belmont". Includes red leather upholstered child's

C. 1900. This is an early 20th century oak barber chair made by the Koken Company out of St. Louis, Missouri. Carved oak construction with leather arms, seat and back. Missing the headrest. CONDITION:

A Koken porcelain enamel mint green swivel barber chair circa early 20th C with black leather upholstered backrest, suede upholstered seat, and a cast metal foot rest marked 'Koken Companies, St. Loui

C. 1900. A nearly wooden Koken barber chair made by the Koken Supply Company out of St. Louis, Missouri. This is their "Kandel" model, which was manufactured at around the turn of the century. Cast ir

An Arts & Crafts oak settee Barber Bros. Chair Co. early 20th century height 37 1/2in (95cm); width 48 1/4in (122.5cm); depth of seat 22in (56cm)

This is a Koken barber chair with a label on the back, which reads "Congress Pedestal Hydraulic Koken Supply Co. ST. Louis." CONDITION: There seems to be an early restoration done in a plaid-type mate

Early Art deco era 1920-30's Child's barber chair. Horse has some wear. Rest is in good condition. Minor wear throughout as shown, see photos. Displays well. Measuring approx 45"x30"

Beautiful antique Barber's chair made by Koken Companies, Reg. US Patt OFF, Saint Louis, nickel plated parts, hydropic Barber's chair, includes framed paper work & original Barber tools, early 20th ce

American Victorian carved wood Kochs barber chair with black upholstery. 50" High x 24" Wide. early hydraulic

Porcelain Barber's chair, by The Beardsley Mfg. Co. Chicago, white porcelain over metal and nickle plating, red faux leather upholstery, pneumatic operation, early 20th c. CONDITION: Pneumatics not wo

Early 19th century, likely Southern. The piece having a turned wood frame comprised of walnut, cherry and tiger maple with a split oak seat that is nice and sturdy having been replaced nicely. The low

Mechanical toy from the Fernand Martin company from the late 19th and early 20th century, of a barber intent on pouring lotion on the bald head of the customer sitting at the chair. Wind up. Marked in