ENGLISH GEORGE III CORNER CHAIR, POSSIBLY OAK

George III Oak Corner Chair, English, late 18th C. Some surface distress and repairs. 30-3/4"h x 30"w x 26"d

A rare and important Antique English Carved Oak George III Jacobean Revival Corner Chair. Circa 1810-1820. Heavily carved dolphin splats, front leg terminating in paw foot, drop in seat. Originally pu

having scrolled arm terminals and turned supports. Wear, losses to feet. 33" high, 28" wide, 23" deep. Provenance: Property of a Connecticut Private Collector.

A George III Oak High-Back Corner Chair 18th Century Height 43 x width 29 x depth 26 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from a Private Collection, Winnetka, Illinois, sold to benefit the

Near Pair of George III Style Stained Oak Corner Chairs 32 1/2 x 26 x 25 1/2 in., height of seat 18 in.

Pair of George III-Style Carved Oak Corner Chairs ca. 1900, each with a carved back and armrests and pierced splats, the front legs ending in ball-and-claw feet. h. 31-1/2", w. 28", d. 26" Provenance:

George III Elmwood Corner Chair, English, late 18th C., with needlework seat. Some surface distress and losses. 31"h x 27-1/2"w x 25"d

George III Mahogany Corner Chair, English, late 18th C. Some surface distress. 31"h x 31"w x 26"d

English, 19th C. 33"h x 31"w x 28"d Provenance: Eldred's, Aug. 1, 1992, lot 121, $247.

18th Century English possibly Northern highback oak corner chair with spindle and carved back over inset rush seat all supported on chamfered legs with x-stretcher. Size: 44"H x28.5"W x26"D seat heigh

An English country Georgian period, antique side chair with a tall five slat back. It has a rush seat and sits atop straight legs with hoof feet in the front and supporting by turned and rod stretcher

English, late 18th/19th C. Opening to cupid's bow-shaped shelves. 37"h x 28"w x 15-1/2"d

English George III oak tall case clock, broken pediment bonnet w/8-day time & strikc brass movement, arched steel dial signed "Hardy Hill", tombstone arched waist door flanked by chamfered corners, on

19th Century, Two George III Mahogany Chairs With Marlborough Legs, One With Needlepoint Seat, And An Arts And Crafts Oak Chair With Spindle Stiles, High Back With Wings, Rush Seat, Height 46, Width 2

20th Century, George III Style. Incised Frieze, Diamond Leaded Glass Door, Strap Hinges, Movable Shelves. Currently Locked; No Key. Height 40.5 Width 24 Depth 13 Inches. See Photos For Condition.

George III mahogany chest of drawers, possibly Scottish, with oak secondary; the case having two dovetailed drawers over three graduated dovetailed drawers, the corners adorned with clustered-columns,

English or American, Possibly Baltimore, ca. 1800. 36-1/4"h x 21"w x 17"d Literature: Baltimore Furniture: Baltimore Museum of Art, 1947, Photo #58, Page 95.

Two English side chairs18th-19th centuryOne George III oak with later carved decoration, one George II style walnut, late 19th century.the larger height 41 1/2in (105.5cm); width 22in (56cm); depth 17

Circa 1790. Having a rectangular top with molded edge leading to two over three drawer case all resting on four bracket feet. H38 1/2" W38" D19 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Hickory, North Caroli

Circa 1810. Having a molded crown above glazed upper bonnet housing dial and movement above lower case having hinged door all atop bracket feet at lower base. H85" W18 1/2" D9" Sold from the collectio

ENGLISH GEORGE III OAK 3 DRAWER CHEST ON BRACKET FEET (APPEARS TO HAVE ORIGINAL BELL PULLS); 33"H X 28.5"W X 18.5"D; CONDITION: TIGHT AREAS OF SEPARATION, COMMENSURATE WITH AGE

Circa 1820. Having a molded crown over hinged and glazed door housing dial and movement over the case having a hinged door a top base with molded foot. H83" W18 1/2" D9 1/2"

A George III corner chair. Mahogany construction with shaped back and two pierced splats above a slip out seat with cabriole front leg. Refinished with wear and minor damage, some shrinkage, upholster

English George III Oak Chest of Drawers. Two short drawers over four graduated drawers with brass pulls and escutcheons. The piece is divided in two and set on bracket feet. Third quarter 18th century