New England Queen Anne dining chair, together wit

Set of six early 20 th C. Colonial Revival dining chairs, New England Queen Anne style with vase back and rush seats on block and turned legs ending in Spanish feet in good condition.

New England Queen Anne mahogany side chair, circa 1770, 41"h x 20"w together with another rush seat example.

New England, 18th century. Includes a country Chippendale chair with later seat and black paint; together with a Queen Anne chair with vasiform splat and early finish. 38.5" and 38" high, respectively

Queen Anne Style Mahogany Corner Chair, in the New England tradition, 20th C., together with a walnut washstand, American, 20th C. Seat: 18"h Crest: 32-1/2"h Table: 31"h x 28-1/2"w x 16-1/2"d

18th century, maple. Solid splat with a rush seat and "Spanish" feet. 39.75" high. This lot is eligible for pick-up or furniture/freight shipping. If you need assistance with shipping, please contact

18th C American Queen Anne Carved Mahogany Side Chair with a shaped crest rail over vasiform splat over rush seat with turned legs,bulbous stretcher and Spanish feet

Seat height 18 inches overall height 39.5 inches.

The ox bow crest rail and vasiform splat above a rush seat and block and vase turned legs with bulbous front stretcher ending in Spanish Feet. Seat height 18 inches.

Dimensions: H 39.5" x W 18" x D 13" x S.H. 14" Condition: Breaks and losses to seat. Separation to joints.

NEW ENGLAND QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIRS, NEAR-MATCHING SET OF EIGHT, each featuring a carved yoke crest rail above a solid vasiform splat and trapezoidal woven-rush seat with corner blocks, raised on turne

Each with an oxbow crest rail and vasi-form splat above a trapezoidal slip seat above a shaped apron joining frontal cabriole legs ending in pad feet. In original surface, seat height 18 inches, overa

Circa 1720-40, Seat height 17.25 inches, overall height 41.75 inches. CONDITION: In good structural condition. No breaks or repairs. Replaced rush seats in good condition.

Mid 18th century, mahogany. Pierced vase splats and cabriole legs with "C" scrolls. One has minor putty fill, the other has pegged and pieced repair at front corner and shoe. Refinished with reupholst

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

New England Queen Anne side chair, rush seat, urn-form back splat, thick turned legs and stretchers, original paint and stenciling, 40" H; early 19th c grain painted side chair with stenciling, rush s

Matched pair of exceptional antique New England Queen Anne side chairs. 19"x20"x41".

18th century, two metal plaques indicating descent in Portland and Salem, in old mellow surface with tall vasiform splat, period upholstered slip seat, turned stretchers and pad feet, 42 x 21-1/2 x 20

NEW ENGLAND QUEEN ANNE CORNER / ROUNDABOUT CHAIR, the demilune crest rail with rounded terminals, supported on three turned posts, square seat with front corner block and appropriate woven-rush, raise

NEW ENGLAND MAPLE QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIR, yoked crest rail, solid vasiform splat, applied shoe, woven-rush seat, cabriole legs joined with turned stretchers. Old refinished surface with mellow color. S

DESCRIPTION: 18th century New England Queen Anne mahogany side chair. Circa 1750. Vase form splat slip needlepoint seat, cabriole legs all joined by a turned stretcher base ending in disc feet. MEASUR

New England Queen Anne Walnut side chair, attributed to Rhode Island, consisting of a yoke-shaped crest rail with rounded ends, vasiform center splat, trapezoidal slip-in seat with later flame stitch

Antique 18th c. New England Queen Anne Period Side Chair. Crewel Work Upholstery. Probably from the Boston area and the original family home. The walnut chair features pin construction, serpentine car

18th Century Painted New England Country Queen Anne Side Chair with Spanish Feet. Carved yoke crest on conforming carved stiles and vase-form splat, the rush seat below on vase and block turned legs j

18th Century Black Painted New England Country Queen Anne Side Chair with Spanish Feet. Yoke crest and vase-form splat, the rush seat below on vase and block turned legs joined by a frontal bulbous st