American Colonial Revival Hall Chair, ca. 1900

Antique American Colonial Revival wooden side or hall chair, circa 1900, with elongated vasiform backs and shaped curvilinear seat above four cabriole legs. 38" H x 14.75" W x 17" D; seat: 17.5" H.

DESCRIPTION: American Colonial Revival golden oak dining chairs (one arm and five side) probably mid-Western circa 1900-10. The form consisting of paw feet rising to a square seat with a paneled back

German Black Forest Carved, Inlaid and Painted Walnut Hall Chair ca. 1900, the back with a central panel depicting a stag, supported by carved branches and flora, the serpentine lift-seat with deer an

AMERICAN COLONIAL REVIVAL ARM CHAIR, EARLY 20TH C., H 41", W 22", D 24":Having a shaped back carved with shells and scrolling design, surmounting an upholstered seat cushion, the whole raised on shape

probably New York City, Meeks, circa1860. H46" W20 1/2" D20 1/2"

American Baroque Revival Walnut Hall Chair, Mid 19th C., upholstered in gold velvet Dimensions:43.75" H x 30.25" W x 24" D Property from the collection of Dr. William and Mary Smith Liebesman, Deal, N

Pair of American Gothic Revival Rosewood Hall Chairs third quarter 19th century, each with a pierced and carved back, turned finials and a floral needlepoint seat. h. 44", w. 18", d. 19"

DESCRIPTION: Pair of American walnut period Renaissance Revival hall chairs. Circa 1860. The form consisting of matching turned legs and burl splats with hinged lift top seats. The crests with carved

Pair of American Renaissance Revival Walnut Hall Chairs third quarter 19th century, the backs with a carved crest over an upholstered cushion, the stiles and apron with burlwood panels, raised on trum

Pair of side chairs with carvings to crest, splat seat rails and cabriole legs. In as found condition. Measures approximately 40-3/8" high and 22" wide with a seat depth of 15" and seat height of 18-1

DESCRIPTION: Edwardian fruitwood Colonial Revival hall bench. Circa 1900. The form consisting of classical rear column legs, Chippendale hairy paw feet, revival lions head arms and overstuffed cushion

Full title: An Anglo-Indian colonial wooden reclining planter's chair, ca. 1900 Description: H 98,5 x L 80,5 x D 164,5 cm

Suite of Six American Renaissance Revival Walnut Dining Chairs ca. 1865-1875, each with an upholstered seat and tufted scroll back, supported by shaped, carved and incised legs with burlwood panels. h

American, circa 1900, Victorian tiger oak hall chair, having foliate carving, paneled back, and concealed storage with mirrored back. Unmarked. Approx. h. 51.75", w. 35", d. 17.5".

Pair of Colonial Revival Inlaid Mahogany Knife Urns ca. 1900, probably Baltimore, likely made by Potthast, the molded lift-off covers with urn-form knops, lined with barber-pole inlay, the interiors w

Pair of American Empire Revival Silvered Metal Andirons ca. 1900, decorated with faceted urn standards supported on pierced scroll bases supported on ball feet, with matching log stops. h. 25-1/2", w.

An American Gothic Revival style quartersawn oak hall chair, having a tall back, above geometric form arms, 47"h x 24.5"w x 17.5"d

American Late Classical Revival Mahogany Bookcase cabinet, ca. 1900, of tripartite form, each section with a glazed door fronted by mullions, the doors flanked by turned pilasters with acanthine carvi

American Art Glass and Brass Hall Lantern ca. 1900, with a pale green iridescent shade molded with flowers, the brass fittings molded with pineapples and acanthus leaves, set with adjustable chains, o

Colonial Revival Mahogany Nine-Tube Tall Case Clock ca. 1900, the top with a circular lobed dome and three turned finials, the front corners of the case with fluted columns and carved capitals, raised

American Late Classical Revival Polychromed Tall Case Clock ca. 1900, the case with an arched top and gesso-ornamented frieze, the door and sides with Italian Baroque-style grillwork panels and turned

American Late Classical Revival Polychromed Tall Case Clock ca. 1900, the case with an arched top and gesso-ornamented frieze, the door and sides with Italian Baroque-style grillwork panels and turned

Pair of Colonial Revival Mahogany Knife Urns in the Adam Taste ca. 1900, possibly made by Potthast, Baltimore, the carefully turned urns with acorn finials, on ogee bracket feet, the fitted interiors

Colonial Revival Mahogany-Veneered and Giltwood Three-Part Overmantel Mirror ca. 1900, the mahogany-veneered frame trimmed with carved giltwood lining, the giltwood crest comprised of a carved flaming