18th c. style arm chair

Lot including 18th c. Philadelphia Chippendale side chair (17 1/2" seat Ht., 37 1/2" overall Ht.), and Chippendale style armchair. 21" seat Ht., 39" overall Ht..

Spanish Baroque style carved open armchair, 18th c., having a paneled backrest and apron, flat armrests and seat, rising on block legs, 37"h, 23.5"w, 23"d Start Price: $100.00

Spanish Baroque style leather open armchair, 18th c., having a leather backrest and seat affixed with large nail heads, flat armrests, rising on squared legs with joined support, loss and cracking to

A refined chair in walnut with red brocade upholstery. French, 18th/19th C. H. 34 1/2" W. 21 3/4" D. 23"

LATE GEORGE III MAHOGANY ARMCHAIR LATE 18TH CENTURY in the Hepplewhite style, the shield shaped back carved with swags and Prince-of-Wales plumes, above a blue leather stuffover seat with close nail t

English Taste, 20th C., together with a George III oak candlestand, English, 18th/19th C. Armchair: seat 19"h, crest 12"h Table: 29"h x 25"d Provenance: Property from a New York City Gentleman

Antique 19th C Baroque Revival Throne Style Armchair w Tapestry Fabric. The tapestry fabric is likely earlier, possibly 18th century and Flemish / Belgian in origin. Measures 45 x 23.5 x 23 inches.

English, 18th century (Mid-Georgian, 1745-1780). An English stained walnut wood ribbon-back armchair in the Chippendale style popular from around 1745-1780, the oxbow-shaped crest decorated with centr

George III "Cockpen" armchair, England. 18th or 19th C., Mahogany c. 1750. Chinoiserie style with open carved backrest, silk damask covered seat. 39-1/2”H x 25-1/4" W x 24-1/4” D, 17" (Height

Continental William and Mary-style armchair, late 18th to early 19th century, upholstered in figural fabric with fringe embellishment, on Spanish scroll feet, 48" h x 29" w x 25" d. The absence of a c

Georgian mahogany arm chair, possibly Scottish, circa 1765. Provenance: Christie's, New York, "Betsy Bloomingdale: A Life in Style" sale, JApril 15, 2017, lot 95.[38" H x 27" W x 19" D; 17" to seat].

Louis XV style late 18th-early 19th C. French fauteuil arm chair with wood peg construction. Charming floral (sunflowers) carved crest, apron, and knees. Scroll carved arm rests, Graceful cabriole leg

18th c. ladderback armchair. Part of the original furnishings of cabinetmaker John Dunlap house in Bedford, New Hampshire. Enfield Shaker style design.

Square-back armchair in the country style, with simple vertical slats and newer mauve leather upholstery. C. Late 18th-Early 19th Century. Dimensions: H 34" x W 22" x D 24" x SH 18" Condition: Prior r

A late eighteenth century or early nineteenth century painted French open arm chair in the Louis XVI style. Ht: 34" Width: 24" Depth: 24" Seat:16"

Having top carved in a row of circular foliate medallions, sides carved with fleur de lis, and foliage elements and back in a gothic style carving. Arms and front supports carved in twist design. Hing

A late 18thC Chippendale style elbow chair with a shaped top rail above a pierced fan shaped back splat above two scrolled arms and a drop in seat. 23" wide x 18" deep x 37" high.

Rare English 18th Century chip carved dug out chair having a porter style back and slab seat with affixed arms. Size: 52"H x29"W x13"D, 15" seat Circa: 1760 List Price: $6900

Louis XVI-Style Fruitwood Invalid's Chair late 18th century, the domed and padded back mechanized to recline and fitted with removable shaped and padded sides, joined by padded, scrolling arms fitted

A set of eight late 18thC mahogany dining chairs in the Hepplewhite style with shield shaped backs and pierced splats, above carved arms to the armchairs above upholstered seats and raised on chamfere

Louis XV style fauteuils having carved frames with a flower head and foliate top rail, padded and scrolled arms, serpentine seat and padded back all covered in period needlepoint with florals on red g

Bamboo Themed Maple 18th Century Armchair

2pc. Lot of Late 18th C. Arm Chairs

Important 18th c. Boston, Massachusetts or Portsmouth, New Hampshire maple armchair. C. 1730-1750. Pictured and described in "American Furniture" (edited by Luke Beckerdite). page 150, figure 22, desc