AN AMERICAN PRIMITIVE OAK LADDERBACK NURSING CHAIR

Pair of Primitive Oak Ladder Back Chairs Bleached Finish. A great decorative pair of chairs. Condition: Some wear throughout worm holes and splitting present. Dimensions: Seat Height 15 1/2” sea

Pennsylvania, late 18th century; five serpentined splats, braided rush seat, baluster turned stretcher, 38 in. H., 19 3/4 in. W., 27 in. D.

AMERICAN ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE LADDER BACK SIDE CHAIR WEBBED RUSHED SEAT PROBABLY CONNETICUT 54" X 18" X 14"

American oak rush-seat ladderback rocking chair. [46 1/2 x 22 1/4 x 29 1/2 inches, 16 inches to seat].

W 17 5/8" x D 17" x 38" H; Seat Height 18"

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. An oak and maple ladderback chair with old, red wash and oak splint seat, 17" seat, 37.75"h. An oak ladderback youth chair, refinished with woven seat, 13" seat, 30.5"h.

Two early 20th Century American Shaker style oak prayer chairs, each having ladderback splats over rush seats. [Taller: 38 3/4" H x 16 1/2" W x 13" D].

American Arts and Crafts desk and ladderback chair. American, Early 20th Century. Mission oak, block legs and stretcher, one drawer with dovetailing and metal pulls. Heavy wear and scuffs to top of de

19th Century Paint Decorated American Ladder Back Split Oak Seat Arm Chair. 39 1/2" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'

American, circa 1912-1916, one side chair brandished with Gustav Stickley mark, wide slatted back, leather seat with brass nailhead trim, stretchered base, 37-1/4 x 18 x 17 in. Provenance: Peter-Rober

Primitive Oak Windsor Armchair Welsh, early 19th C., with traces of original red paint. Together with a bow-back Windsor chair, American, early 19th C. Crest of back cracked on side chair. 32-1/2"h an

Primitive Oak Windsor Armchair Welsh, early 19th C., with traces of original red paint. Together with a bow-back Windsor chair, American, early 19th C. Crest of back cracked on side chair. 32-1/2"h an

Nineteenth-20th century. Pine "Anco Bilt" adjustable easel, 78"h., oak ladderback rocker with traces of old black paint and replaced splint seat, 17" seat, 45.5"h., ladderback youth chair. Elbow branc

American Morris style reclining armchair, early 20th c., oak frame, ladder back adjustable to four positions, wide scrolled armrests, loose back and seat cushions, front carved with mask, rising on ho

First half 19th century. An oak ladder back, five shaped splats, curved arms, bold turnings and rush seat. Refinished, loose joints and roughness to seat. 15.5" seat ht. 42.75"h. and highchair, mixed

American Craftsman oak rocking chair, early 20th c., by Gustav Stickley (United States, 1858-1942) & Schuyler Brandt (United States, 1866-1923) Chair Company, Binghamton, New York, with ladder back, w

United States,1710-1740 Three-slat oak back with rounded finials and corsetted stile and matching front legs with turned oak arms and stretcher base, original painted maple surface with original wear

Early 20th century. Maple ladderback side chair with splint seat, 14.25"h., Adirondack twig armchair, 11"h. and an earlier primitive cradle with square nails and faint original grain paint. Edge loss,

First half 19th century, oak and other hardwoods. Turned finials, knife blade shaped slats, split seats and worn original red paint. Some edge and seat damage. 16" seat, 37"h. From the Collection of M

American, fourth quarter 19th Century. Maple and oak. Possibly Shaker. Turned finials, four slat back, turned arms, stiles and rungs with a blue grey and cream colored tape seat. Refinished. 44.5" h.

A pine ladder back chair with rush seat, an oak windsor chair, and a painted pine chair with open-work splat. [Tallest: 37 1/2 x 18 x 14 inches].

American Arts and Crafts style "Morris" chair, Warren Hile (b.1947) Studio, Sierra Madre, California, late 20th c., oak frame, adjustable ladder back, brown leather back and seat cushions, wide armres

L. & J.G. Stickley (American 1900) Arts and Crafts oak rocking chair model 32, 2007, featuring a ladder back, slat sides and exposed tenon joinery, maker's mark, model number, and date to underside. A

(lot of 5) American Arts and Crafts carved oak side chairs, by Stickley Brothers Furniture Company, each having ladderbacks over thinly cushioned seats, rising on square legs with joined support, thre