Pilgrim Century Turned Ash Armchair, late 17th c

A fine and large ash and elm Turner's armchair Late 17th century and later, North Country, possibly Lake District All parts formed on a lathe apart from the seat, the back spindles and rails supported

An ash Turner's chair Late 17th century and later Of typical triangular three-post form, the turned graduating rear post surmounted by a double cresting rail and two turned finials (lacking one to the

A late 17th century oak framed wingback armchair With later floral velvet upholstery, scroll arms and scrolling foliate carved legs, united with a pierced scrolling panel and H-shaped turned stretcher

Late 19th - Early 20th century. 17th Century style with tooled leather upholstered back with large brass nail head trim on turned bases with Spanish feet. Leather dry and aged. 53"H x 22.5"W x 21"D

A carved oak panel back armchair Late 17th century, Cheshire/Lancashire The scrolled cresting above a profusely carved top rail above lozenge carved panels and a later hinged 'commode' seat on block t

AMERICAN NEW ENGLAND POPLAR AND ASH ARMCHAIR, 17th century. Rush seat (not original). - 41 3/4 in. x 24 1/4 in. x 18 11/16 in.

A Continental Baroque walnut armchairlate 17th centuryheight 48in (122cm); width 27in (68.5cm); depth of seat 17in (43cm) Provenance:Property from a Private Hancock Park Collection.

A William and Mary Carved Oak Armchair Late 17th Century Height 48 1/2 x width 26 x depth 19 inches.

A pair of Spanish Baroque walnut armchairs late 17th century height 47in (119.5cm); width 26in (66cm); depth of seat 16in (40.5cm) Provenance: Property from a Private Collector, Santa Ynez, California

English walnut armchair likely late 17th century, the highly carved crest centered with a shell medallion, above the cane back, flanked with barley twist supports, 45"h

closely matching, both late 17th century; the armchair with crewel upholstered back and seat, the stool with crewel upholstered seat, both with barley twist carved members. Chair: 35 1/2" high, 23" wi

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".

An unusual Chinese Huanghuali wood seat frame with slightly splayed legs, originally part of an official's hat armchair, 17th century, late Ming / early Qing Dynasty, in completely original condition,

Massachusetts, late 17th century, oak throughout, hinged lid with interior till, single side hung long drawer with false triple front, double paneled sides, skirt with relief carved and ebonized drop

Early Wood Compound Microscope, late 17th Century Probably Italy. Turned fruitwood, draw tube with engraved focus staging lines, tube with external threaded adjustment via circular platform, only 2 b

Charles II English Walnut Cane Back Armchair, late 17thc. with foliate carved crest and oval caned back over scrolled arms and caned seat, with antique upholstered loose cushion, raised on turned legs

17THC MASSACHUSETTS PILGRIM CENTURY SLAT BACK ARM CHAIR , BOSTON, CIRCA 1680, OLD REPAIRS, 43 X 23 X 17.5

Charles II ash and elm chest, late 17th century, having an overhanging top, two short drawers with geometric fronts and three longer drawers below, rising on stile feet, the side with "ADM" monogram b

Late 1600's or Early 1700's. Pilgrim century turned maple spindle arm chair. Rush seat. Pegged construction. Chair nice and tight. Chair height 14 inches. Chair height to top of finial 37 3/4inches. C

Early American Colonial Period Ladder Back Armchairlate 17th / early 18th century, black painted mixed woods, turned finials, four arched bowed back panels, woven seat, shaped plank arms, ring turned

Late Pilgrim C ca 1690-1710 maple & ash armchair w fine turnings & rush seat in full height - Provenance: Early Norwich, CT home - 45 1/2" tall

William and Mary oak drop leaf table, late 17th century, having an oval top, above turned legs, 28"h x 41"w x 15"d (closed)

A SET OF THREE NORTHERN FRENCH OR FLEMISH LOUIS XIII-STYLE WALNUT CHAIRS, LATE 17TH CENTURY each with rectangular back, on turned legs joined by stretchers, with later pistaschio-green upholstering;

A LATE 17TH CENTURY WILLIAM AND MARY WALNUT STOOL with turned legs joined by a H stretcher; with tapestry upholstered seat 53cm wide 40cm deep 52cm high.