American spindle turned coat rack in maple

Mahogany-stained maple, turned pole with spindle hooks, raised on four legs terminating in hoof-like feet. Late 19th/early 20th c. 67 inches

American Maple Smoking Stand, having a pipe rack curved around cups for tobacco, cigars, cigarettes and matches on the round top, with brass tack decoration, on single turned spindle resting on a disc

American Victorian spindle carved coat rack with brass hooks in pine. Early 20th century. 68"h x 25"w overall

Antique Turned Spindle Wooden Coat Rack Stand for Entryway. Attractive coat rack is made almost entirely of turned wood, with a thick turned stem, a double row of spindle hangers on the top, and 4 leg

Vintage wooden coat rack, featuring turned spindle motif, on pedestal base 78"h x 19.5"w x 19.5"d We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. Please email us at

Early American, Vintage Wood, Magazine rack, turned wood spindles and brass handles. Measures approx 16 inches high by approx 12 inches wide by approx 18 inches long. Magazine Rack Wood Early American

Second half 19th century, maple. Spindle back, turned finials, button arms and oil cloth cushioned seat. 17" seat, 42"h.

Figural Carved Walnut Dog’s Head Coat Rack. Central 3 dimensional carved head of a dog with a turned bezel border, has 7 carved spindles pointing away from the center with raised walnut panels and t

Eagle with outstretched wings supports shelf. (4) Turned hooks ended with porcelain inlay. 8 x 30 x 8 1/2 inches

American Carved Mahogany and Brass Revolving Coat Rack, c. 1900, the spoked wheel top with sliding hooks on a ring turned tapered fluted support on large tripartite serpentine legs, H.- 64

American Sack Back Windsor Armchair, circa 1790, a very developed pointed pine seat and carved groove, supported by turned maple legs which mimic the arm supports; both hoops or bows and spindles are

Victorian faux bamboo bird's eye maple chest, 19th c., likely American, carved maple with burl maple drawer fronts, the square top over three stacked drawers set with turned spindle pulls, bamboo carv

Circa 1800, mixed woods. Spindle back, turned stiles, legs and rungs. Layered paint with green being top coat. Forged iron braces on corners at breaks, shrinkage, seat split with added wood braces und

An early 19th century American fan back Windsor side chair. Hickory and Maple construction with a Pine seat, six spindle back with shaped crest, turned spindles, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher

Circa 1800, oak, pine and maple. Spindle back, shaped seat, turned legs and "H" stretcher. Old refinishing, glued and puttied repairs, loss and stains. 16.75" seat ht. 33.5"h.

An early 19th century American sack back Windsor armchair. Hickory and Maple construction with a Poplar seat, bow back with turned spindles and shaped arm rail, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher

AN AMERICAN LATE FEDERAL MAPLE DEACON'S BENCH, POSSIBLY PENNSYLVANIA, CIRCA 1810-1830, the triple back, shaped, flat crest rail, over a flat horizontal splat, above turned spindles, over a bench seat

AN AMERICAN LATE FEDERAL MAPLE DEACON'S BENCH, POSSIBLY PENNSYLVANIA, CIRCA 1810-1830, the triple back, shaped, flat crest rail, over a flat horizontal splat, above turned spindles, over a bench seat

Third quarter 19th century, walnut and maple. Three-tier spool rack with pincushion cup finial, turned center column and base with drawer. 20.5"h.

American (New England), 17th or 18th Century. The cylindrical turned bar crest above a similar upper and lower bar with three upright turned tapering spindles, flanked by slight ring-turned stiles, to

American, circa 1800. Oak, pine, and maple. Crest with scroll-carved lobes, spindle back, shaped seat, and turned stiles, legs, and "H" stretcher. Refinished. Seat 17.75"h. Chair 45"h.

Late 18th - early 19th centuries, pine, ash and maple. Spindle-back, yellow saddle seat and boldly-turned legs and "H" stretcher. Refinished with wear, loss and glued repair. 17" seat, 35"h.

First quarter 19th century, pine and maple. Crest with rounded shoulders, spindle back and arms, seat with lid over chamberpot well and turned legs and stretchers. Original reddish brown graining with

American (New England), early 19th Century. The circular molded edge top with an attached stenciled tray over many tapering spindles joining a circular molded seat, raised on turned ringed tapering sp