PERIOD CHIPPENDALE WINGCHAIR FRAME

Mahogany lower frame with elm, maple and ash upper frame, completely stripped, having deep double curved wings, arched back, stepped back scrolled arms, ribbon carved front legs, simple H-stretcher, 1

Period wing chair frame, Chippendale feet, mahogany legs, needs upholstery, chair is 29" wide 23.25" deep & 43.25" tall

Contemporary leather wing chair, Chippendale period style frame, with nailhead trim upholstery, manufactured by Schafer Bros., High Point, NC

On square tapering legs; seat h. 17-1/4 in. h. 44 w. 32-1/2 d. 36 in. Provenance: Descended through a third generation Bedford family and seventh generation New York family. IN SITU ITEM: This lot is

New England Chippendale wing chair frame with molded front legs, stretcher base and scrolled arms. Upholstery has been removed.

Wonderful period Chippendale ca 1780 wing chair w 18thC tapestry upholstery - 46" tall

PAIR OF WINGCHAIRS - Period Chippendale Marlborough legs with simple H-stretcher, in modern buff brocade upholstery with buttoned seat cushion, self-corded; having a cyma curved back rail, deep flared

COPY OF A CHINESE SCHOOL SHIP PORTRAIT20th CenturyDepicts a clipper ship flying an American flag. Housed in a period 19th Century Chinese Chippendale frame.Oil on canvas, 30.5" x 44.75". Framed 36.5"

American Federal Period Chippendale style mirror with openwork frame, having a phoenix bird emblem on crest. H. 36 1/2 inches. W. 21 inches.

Period Chippendale carved mahog ca 1780 desirably diminutive stretcher based wing chair - 46" tall x 31" wide

period Chippendale ca 1770 North Carolina molded leg upholstered wing chair (has old NC antique shop label affixed) - 45" tall

An 18th Century Chippendale wing chair with tall serpentine back over shaped wings with outward scrolling arms, resting on a frame constructed with molded square legs joined by an H stretcher. 43in ta

DESCRIPTION: A reproduction mid to late 20th century Chippendale lolling or wing chair consisting of a simple "H" stretcher joined with four Marlboro legs joined to an overstuffed frame with detachabl

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

Chippendale period ca 1760's poplar & pine CT desk on frame w wonderful cut out base & very nice interior in all orig structure - rare form

Chippendale style wing chair, gold and ivory floral striped cloth upholstery with three matching pillows, mahogany straight leg frame, late 20th C., 44"h. CONDITION: Very good, no issues identified.

A pair of period-style armchairs, by Southwood, Hickory, NC with Chippendale style frame, open arms, upholstered back and seat, 27x29x43"h

CHIPPENDALE MIRROR - Period Mirror with typical lobed frame, string inlaid, having an oval inlaid reserve in the freize of an Eagle grasping a Phrygian Cap on a Staff, with the original grey mirror, 3

Upholstered Wing. Chair in Chippendale style, Walnut frame, brass nail head trim. Needs cleaning. Measures ht app42 niches width 29 inches depth 22 inches. Property of Bedford Estate

NORTH CAROLINA, ATTRIBUTED, YELLOW PINE DOLL POSTER CANOPY BEDSTEAD, done in the Chippendale style, fitted with period covers. Frame retains original dry natural surface. Circa 1820. 11" H, 9" W, 13"

Mahogany Chippendale Ball and Claw Foot Wing Chair, having sturdy shell and scroll carved ball and claw front legs, cabriole pad foot back legs. Retaining the original horsehair padding, later loose s

A two-part slant lid desk with a fitted Interior, on a fan carved base with three drawers, on claw and ball feet. Top section is period, bottom is restored with old elements. 40”H x 34”W x

Hand cut with a traditional Chippendale scrollwork pattern, this antique Georgian period mirror frame features a crest with an oval opening framing a gilt phoenix with spreading wings. The rectangular

Circa 1760; Mahogany frame with period French needlepoint upholstery, with squared legs having stretcher base. 24 in. H., 36 in. W., 18 in. D. Previously displayed at the Hammond Harwood House Museum,