Pair English Through Carved Oak Armchairs

Pair English Through Carved Oak Armchairs.35 1/2"t x 20"w x 19"d. Good original condition with small loss to top on one acorn finial.

Circa 1900. The pair having spike tops above carved back rest and frame leading to nice scrolling arms continuing to plank seat on a turned wood frame. Nice sturdy condition. H42" W23" D23"

ENGLISH RENAISSANCE REVIVAL CARVED OAK AND LEATHER BACK ARM CHAIRS, C.1860-1880 PAIR, H 45", W 32", D 27" Double-headed eagle under a crown crest on the leather backs. Red painted carved wood arms wit

ENGLISH SCHOOL PAIR OF ART NOUVEAU ARMCHAIRS, CIRCA 1910 carved oak, with original upholstery(49cm wide, 105cm high, 44cm deep )

Pair of English Pub Style Swivel Armchairslate 20th century, solid carved oak, barrel back form with scalloped back panel, scrolled arms, rush seat, straight legs. 37.5 x 22 x 19.5 in., seat height 19

Early 19th century, English or Continental origin. Each having maritime or oceanic style. Carved with fine skill featuring neoclassical style dolphins in the back and arms with trident at the center o

Pair of English Arts & Crafts oak high-back arm chairs with carved out heart crest and brass studded leather seats. 54.5"h x 26.5"w x 17.25"d / 19" SH

(lot of 2) English oak armchairs, early 20th c., each with a carved crest rail, over vertical black slats, finial topped stiles, a wood seat, all rising on stretcher-joined turned and block legs, appr

Pair carved oak arm chairs, 51"h x 24"w

Antique English carved oak armchair, having lion's head posts, claw feet, and striped upholstery, 45" H x 26" W x 31" D. Provenance: Estate of August van der Becq, Westport, Connecticut.

Late 19th or early 20th c. English baroque style carved oak manorial armchair with needlepoint romantic scene upholstery. 48 x 23 x 25" 19" to seat

English carved oak armchair, 19th c., barley twist stiles topped with knop finials, carved crest with winged cherubs supporting a crown, later upholstered back and seat, downward scrolled arms with ac

Circa 1880. Having very nicely carved backrest with piercing leading down to handsomely shaped arms above mahogany seat having a slight arch for comfort all resting atop a square leg at the top of whi

A pair of English carved oak seated lions. 12-1/2in tall x 4-1/2in wide. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside delivery, and international third-party shipper information are all available

circa 1860, scrolled crest with a pierced oval central splat, shaped seat, carved cabriole legs. 36 x 17 x 15 in. From the Collection of Tony & Linda Bakker, Charleston, SC Additional high-resolution

Pair of 19th century English carved oak chairs having dolphin design, 43" H x 16" W x 17" D. Provenance: Southern Connecticut collection.

A pair of Jacobean carved oak armchairs. Paper label Kensington Furniture Co New York. 42 1/4"h x 24"w x 22 1/2"d

The frames are sturdy and quite heavy. They have scroll arms. The cushions are stained. They measure 29" wide, 29" deep, and 32 1/2" tall. Third-party freight shipping or personal pickup required.

Pair of 18th century carved English oak high-back chairs, with carved flowers and turned stretchers, 40" x 18 1/2" x 17".

English Style Carved Oak Armchair, 20th c., on rope twist legs, with leopard upholstery, with brass tack trim, H.- 35 in., W.- 24 5/8 in., D.- 23 in.

Pair of English Carved Oak Lionslate 19th century, each modeled standing foursquare.h. 14-3/4", w. 18", d. 5-1/4" Provenance: Estate of Ann and Howard Barnett, New Orleans, Louisiana.

(pair) Antique English carved oak lion garnitures/ architectural elements, seated opposed, with one front paw raised to display his claws, approx 11"h, 10.75"w, 5.75"d; 5.5lbs total **Provenance: From

A pair of George III style inlaid mahogany knife boxesmodernTogether with a pair of English carved oak candlesticks, pair of brass candlesticks and three carved hardwood candlesticks. (9)height of kni

(pair) Spanish carved oak armchairs, having turned acorn finials, pierced and carved foliate and scroll crest, over upholstered back and seat, with nail head accents, carved arms with scroll hand rest