Pair New England Slat Back Chairs

four slats, turned stiles with interesting turned finials, turned arm supports, shaped arm terminals and bulbous stretcher, rush seat. New England, circa 1750. 47 1/2" high, 25 1/2" wide, 17" deep. Ex

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED LADDER-BACK RUSH-SEAT ARM CHAIR, four-slat back, shaped arm rests. Retains an old, possibly original, red-painted surface. Late 18th/early 19th century. 17 1/4" H seat, 47" HOA.Goo

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED CHILD'S ARM CHAIR, featuring two-slat back, shaped arm rests, with reupholstered seat. Retains an old gray-painted surface. Possibly Maine. 19th century. 9 3/4" H seat, 21 3/4" HOA

New England 18th c. Banister Back Side Chairs, with carved crest and rush seats, in black paint, having some Royalist symbols, both with 16" seats, 47" backs, 19" x 18", good condition, different fron

New England William & Mary four slat ladder back armchair, 18th c. with rush seat 47.5"h x 23.25"w 23.5"d / seat height 18.5" Condition: repainted, losses

Pair of Bannister back chairs. Each with double heart carved crests. New England, probably Connecticut,18th century. Condition: Early 20th century paint. Old repairs. Wear to rush seats. H 40-7/8" W 2

Three Early Bannister Back Chairs. Pair and a single Pair: OH 44-1/4, SH 15-1/4" and 14-3/4" Single: H 46-1/4" SH 16-3/4" Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections. Appears to have never been pain

New England origin in an old black paint with gold highlights, lemon formed finials and scrolled crest rail, four vertical half bannisters, rush seat with double stretcher base, 45”H x 19”

Nice dark mahogany pair of chairs with amphora shaped back support.37.5”H x 23”W x 21”D. 17” seat.

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

Pair of banister back side chairs with arched crest rails and sausage turnings. Early black paint. New England. Circa 1725. Provenance: Stephen/Douglas Antiques. H 45-3/4" W 18-1/8". Seat: H 17-5/8".

Good pair of bannister-back side chairs in old paint. New England, circa 1750. Paint is19th century. Condition: Original condition. H 42-3/8" W 18-1/2" D 14". Seat H 15-3/4". Copy and paste link for h

Pair of reproduction Windsor chairs in black paint. Condition: Excellen5 condition. H 37-1/4" W 21-3/8" D 18". Seat H 17-3/8". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/c1h1r

Pair mahogany slat back slipper chairs C 1960 with loose cushions and new fabric. Ht: 29.5" Wd: 26.75" Dpth: 27" Seat: 15"

American (New England), second quarter 18th Century. The arched carved scrolled pierced crest above four split-baluster uprights flanked by turned-block stiles topped with finials, over trapezoidal ru

pierced shield back with rosettes, molded crest and stiles, shaped arms and arm supports, slip seat, square legs with inside chamfer, stretcher base. 38 x 23 x 21 in. Estate of the Late Richard Rivoir

Pair of D.R. Dimes bow back Windsor side chairs in blackish green crackle finish with New England turnings, signed on bottom, 38.5"T x 21.5"W x 20"D, seat height is 18"T

PAIR OF SHERATON SIDE CHAIRSNew England, Circa 1820In curly maple. Backs with horizontal pierced splats and beaded stiles. Caned balloon seats. Turned front legs and stretchers.Back heights 33.5&#8221

Fine pair paint decorated Windsor side chairs, circa 1820. Back splats decorated with cannon, flag and drum. H 35". Fine original condition. Nearly identical example illustrated in Nancy Goyne Evans,

Pair of American Arts and Crafts Courtier Sawn Oak Morris Chairs, early 20th century, attributed to L. & J. G. Stickley, each with an adjustable slat back with three steps, the open arms joined with t

Pair of brace-back, pipe stem turned Windsor armchairs. Rhode Island, late 18th century. Old green paint over early red. Seats may have been upholstered when the chairs were painted green.. Overall H

Pair of Art Deco armchairs. H to top of back 30-3/4" W 31" D 32". CONDITION: Excellent. Chairs need some minor tightening. Fabric is relatively clean. Please copy and paste link for high-res images. h

Pair of McKinnon and Harris "McNeil" Armchairs each aluminum chair of neoclassical inspiration, with curved back slats continuing to form the seat, open arms and shaped legs joined by a U-form stretch

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