TURNED GREAT CHAIR. Probably American and pos

New York or New England, early 18th century, with turned posts and four slat back, sausage turned stretchers, oak split seat, 48 x 25 x 18 in. Provenance: Christie's, New York (old label attached with

DESCRIPTION: Pennsylvania walnut Queen Anne Great Chair. Probably Delaware Valley circa 1720-70. Yoke back with solid wood shaped splat flanked by turned uprights. Box stretcher with a later rush wove

DESCRIPTION: Pair of ecclesiastical Gothic oak chairs, probably Mid-Western American. Late 19th century. Form with turned legs, over upholstered seat with a Gothic back featuring pierced trefoils and

New England, probably Eastern Massachusetts, circa 1690 Painted reddish-black, the back comprised of two turned posts capped by compressed ball and ring turned finials and flanking three slats, the fl

Including a great chair, late 17th century with turned stiles; replaced stretchers; and a ladder-back side chair, early 19th century. Crest heights 45" and 41 1/2"; widths 23" and 18".

American Federal paint decorated rush seat fancy chair, with turned front legs, probably New York, 19th century. 34.5" high, 18" wide, 16" deep. Provenance: private New York collection.

probably American, 1815-1825, scarce barrel back form with tufted tan upholstery, carved and turned front legs with brass casters, 45 in. (overall), 18 in. (seat height); Provenance: The Estate of Wil

American Rococo Revival Rosewood Gentlemen's and Lady's Chairs mid-19th century, probably Baltimore, each with a carved foliate crest and the back frame with circular piercings, raised on turned and c

Set of Six American Regency Style Carved Mahogany Dining Chairs, late 19th c., probably Philadelphia, with curved tablet crest rails over pierced X-form backs, above bowed seats on ring turned tapered

DESCRIPTON: An American Aesthetic Movement parlor side chair, circa 1880-90, probably walnut. The rectilinear form with turned front legs supporting an overstuffed chair with a filled carved back. The

Probably Bergen County, New Jersey, 2nd half 18th century, mixed woods. Turned stiles, finials and stretchers, shaped top crest and rush seat. Old black paint over red. Loss of height, wear and some l

Mid 19th century, mixed woods. Set with turned finials, three slats and splint seats. All have some degree of old red paint. Two seats are probably original, two are replaced at different times. Wear,

Chippendale Mahogany Upholstered Easy Chairprobably American, late 18th century, well developed scalloped crest rail and deep wings, slip seat, later red damask upholstery, tall square straight legs,

DESCRIPTION: A colonial revival Chippendale style wing chair probably American mid 20th century. The form consisting of four square legs with an "H" stretcher rising to an over upholstered frame with

A VINTAGE FOLK ART POLYCHROME HAND CARVED CHILD'S CLOWN CHAIR, PROBABLY AMERICAN, LAST HALF 20TH CENTURY, in the form of a hobo or tramp clown, a maroon coned, red, green and yellow hat, over a red no

Set of eight period dining chairs. Probably American. Circa 1835. H 31-1/2" W 20-3/8" D 19". Seat: H 17-1/2". Condition: Some veneer imperfections on crest. Link for high-res images:https://www.dropbo

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Victorian Eastlake side chairs probably American circa 1880-90. The walnut frames with tapered legs and shallowly carved skirt and crest rails. Both chairs with red needlepoint

19th Century Painted American "Fancy" Chair- Probably Baltimore 45.5 h x 21.5 w x 28 d

19th Century Painted American "Fancy" Chair- Probably Baltimore 45.5 h x 21.5 w x 28 d

Pair John Dickinson style faux drapery chairs, c. 1970's, probably American, molded fiberglass with painted surface, 30"h x 21"w x 23"d

DESCRIPTION: Three arts and crafts style ecclesiastical or great chairs made of oak, probably Midwestern in origin, circa 1900. The form consisting of upright oak supports joined with mortise tennon a

Circa 1830. Two pair, one having an early painted surface the other in a more natural surface. Each sturdy and usable. H33 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Virginia couple.

Native American Bandolier Bag Probably Great Lakes, early 20th century. L 42 in. W 16 in.

Neoclassical Empire period upholstered American lolling chair, Empire turned feet on brass cup casters, paneled veneered skirt, upholstered arms have acanthus leaf carved fronts on swan neck posts, el