Two William and Mary Turned Maple Slat-Back Rush...

A William and Mary turned maple banister-back rush-seat side chair, New England, 18th c. 44 1/2 in. high

A William and Mary Turned and Carved Maple Bannister Back Rush-Seat Side Chair Circa 1730 Height 44 inches. Property from the Estate of Paul Thomas Griffith, Dayton, Ohio

Eight William and Mary-Style Carved Walnut Dining Chairs, 20th c., incl. two armchairs and six side chairs, serpentine crest rail, spindled back, turned legs and stretcher, rush seat, armchair h. 42 1

Pair of Queen Anne side chairs in maple with old red stain, yoke back crest with pierced slat back and rush seat, on bulbous turned stretchers with pad/duck feet. 39.75”H x 20”W x 17&#8221

New England William and Mary bannister back tiger maple armchair with arched crest transitioning to four (4) flat vertical baluster shaped slats and bottom shaped rail, ring, and cylinder turned stile

New York, 19th C. 43-1/2"h x 24"w

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

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

TWO GRAIN PAINTED WITH CANE SEATS AND ONE MAPLE SLAT BACK WITH RUSH SET.

An assembled set of period William and Mary chairs, 8 side and a single arm. turned legs and stretchers, splat backs, rush seats.(MROY2010/9)(TC).Property Title: From the Estate of James H. Naylor, M.

Centennial William & Mary style Banister back tiger maple armchair with carved crest, rush seat on Spanish feet. 18" seat Ht., 49 1/2" overall Ht..

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA TURNED CHILD'S ROCKING CHAIR, hickory and maple, two-slat back with tall, ovoid-form post finials and shaped arms with blocked terminals, above the original woven white-oak splint s

18th C Eng. Gothic Pr of William & Mary Chairs with high throne backs. Carved Maple with reed seats and turned stretcher bottoms. Both feature scroll arms, William chair back has carved acorns and aca

William and Mary and a Chippendale Side Chair. The first with yoke crest rail above a bannister back and rush seat, raised on turned legs joined by a turned frontal stretcher; the second with serpenti

SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA TURNED OAK AND MAPLE SPLINT-BOTTOM YOUTH ROCKER, two-slat back, featuring ring-turned arm rests and front posts, box stretcher. Retains an old green-painted surface. Four

Early 18th century. The lot includes a William and Mary turned wood side chair having been nicely peg constructed and with a good early surface along with a turned wood ladder back chair also early to

American (New England), 18th Century. The ornate carved scrolled pierced crest flanked by turned finials above five split baluster uprights flanked by ring and bulbous turned stiles applied with drama

A William and Mary Ladderback Splint-Seat Armchair New England, First Half 18th Century stamped  IC on two back slats. Height 43 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Paul Thomas Griffith, Dayt

Rocking chair Enfield, New Hampshire, mid-19th century, with four slat back, turned finials, rush seat, and applied "skates" at the bottoms of the rockers, maple, birch, and other mixed woods, old var

SCALLOPED CREST, 6 FLAT BACK BALUSTER SPLATS, TURNED STILES WITH TURNED KNOB AT TOP, SLIGHT CYMA CURVED ARMS, REED SEAT (REPLACED), TWO TURNED FRONT STRETCHERS, ON BACK STRETCHER, REPAINTED OVER 100 Y

SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA NEAR PAIR OF SPLIT-BOTTOM ARMCHAIRS, white oak with maple arm rests, each with two-slat back, shaped arm rests, turned front posts terminating in small Baltimore-style fe

18th c. William & Mary Rush Seat Armchair, New Hampshire, with mushroom finials, shaped crest rail, five shaped back splats, baluster turned stiles and front stretchers. Purchased at Burson Wynkoop An

SOUTHERN, POSSIBLY VIRGINIA, PAINTED MAPLE LADDERBACK ARM CHAIR bold rail-and-spindle form, three-slat back, turned arm rests, woven-rush seat, and double box stretcher. Retains an early, possibly ori

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