American church pew in walnut

American church pew in walnut. 19th century. 40"h x 39 1/2"w x 18"d

Ca. 1900, oak. Romanesque Revival detail, 17" seat, 41.25"h. 50"w.

Late 19th century, oak. Curved back with gothic carved detail on the ends, back has communion glass holders, hat hooks and hymnal rack. 16.5" seat, 38.5"h. 141"l.

AMERICAN OAK CHURCH PEW WITH RECESSED GOTHIC PANEL SIDES; 33"H X 59"W X 20"D

American Carved Oak Church Pew, late 19th c., the back and seat joined by rounded mounted supports over applied curved sides, H.- 37 1/4 in., W.- 59 in., D.- 22 in.

Short Walnut Church Pew: Pew has Loose Upholstered Floral Pattern Cushion. Pew is 37 1/2"T X 48"W X 15 1/2"D. Minor Age Wear. (100-200)

Three deacons on a church pew, "Heaven & Earth" series; hand painted hard resin, marked "(c) UTI" [United Treasures Inc, 1990s]. The pew is 6" long; 3.1/8" x 2.3/4" [15.2cm x 8cm x 7cm]; entire height

Young Soldier and His Wife on Church Pew, African American figurines, "Heaven & Earth" series; hand painted hard resin, marked "(c) UTI"; United Treasures Inc, 1990s; American Folk Art. The pew is 6"

Young couple on a church pew, "Heaven & Earth" series; hand painted hard resin, marked "(c) UTI"; United Treasures Inc, 1990s; American Folk Art. The pew is 6" [15.2cm] long; 3.1/8" x 2.3/4" [8cm x 7c

19th c pine church pew bench with stained walnut armrests from an early church in York, Maine, in white paint, with custom blue velour cushion, 86 x 33 x 13"

Family on church pew, artist signed "JP 89" [1989] in sculpting material; partially unpainted hardwood resin. American Folk Art. The church pew is 8” x 2.1/4" [20.2cm x 5.6cm]; 3.3/4" 9.5cm] tal

Long American Windsor Elm Wood Bench / Church Pew. Spindle back and arms. Scuffs and scratches to surface, rubbing to seat otherwise good condition. Measures 31-1/2" H x 96" W x 14-1/2" Depth. Shippin

American or British Gothic Revival oak church pew, late 19th to early 20th century, having a linenfold and grape vine carved back with a lion cartouche, and flanked by end supports with foliate finial

American, ca. 1870, having Orientalist decoration in cove similar to frames used by Frederic Church, with Walnut shadow box. Overall 25 1/2" x 31 1/2", Rabbet 14" x 20 1/4", Molding 6 1/4".

Sonya Terpening [ 1953 - American ]. Titled "San Francisco de la Espada ". Subject matter features a church altar and pews. Original oil painting on board. Signed lower right and verso. Board measures

WENDELL CASTLE (1932-2018) Mushroom Stool 1971 stack laminated American walnut, carved 'WC 71' height 20in (51cm); diameter 14 1/2in (37cm) This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: W &#87

CHARLES AND RAY EAMES (AMERICAN), WALNUT AND BLACK LEATHER, 670 LOUNGE CHAIR AND 671 OTTOMAN DESIGNED 1956 Manufactured by Herman Miller Furniture Company, Zeeland, Michigan, with their paper labels o

Pennsylvania, circa 1757; the brass dial signed "David Rittenhouse"; with pendulum and one weight; Provenance: with receipt from H and R Sando, Inc.; The Estate of Herbert Mayer Berk; Condition: not r

Herschede American walnut wood and glass case grandfather clock with ornate silver and gold tone scrolled dial with black applied Arabic Numerals. Has hour and minute hands with sub-seconds complicati

A good quality late 19th century American Black Walnut buffet attributed to Horner Brothers, New York. Features a tall back with carved decoration and an oval beveled mirror flanked by upper drawers w

American Walnut & Pietra Dura Center Tablecirca 187530 x 31 1/2 inches

An early 19th century American tall clock. 8-day Brass time and strike movement, silvered dial with moon phase marked "William Hudson, Mt. Holly (New Jersey)". Mahogany case with broken arch top over

American Rococo Revival Walnut and Marble-Top Center Table third quarter 19th century, probably Philadelphia or Baltimore, the insert tortoise-form breccia marble top in a guilloche-carved frame over

An early 19th century American tall clock. 8-day Brass time and strike movement, painted dial with moon phase, sweep seconds hand and calendar hand marked "Thos. Adams, Middletown, NY". Walnut case wi