AMERICAN COUNTRY QUEEN ANNE ARMCHAIR.

MId 18th century, cherry. Shaped crest, vase splat and turned posts, legs and front stretcher. Short scroll arms. Old refinishing with replaced rush seat. 16" seat, 43"h.

First half 19th century. Wide ladderback armchair with wide arms and additional turned supports. Split seat. Old green paint. Wear and some loss. 16.5" seat, 37.5"h. And a rocker with Queen Anne splat

Mid 18th Century, maple. Lobed shaped crest, vase shaped back splat, shaped seat rail apron, turned rungs and cabriole legs with trifiid feet. Refinished with some wear and some wear to rush seat. 17.

A Country Queen Anne Armchair in Old Black Paint   Mid-18th Century with red undercoat evident,   Height 45 1/2 inches.

American Queen Anne style corner chair, 19th c., curved top rail, over the pierced vasiform splats, woven splint seat, block-and-vase turned legs, approx 31.75"h, 28.75"w, 26.25"d, seat height: 18"h S

In white pine with folksy scroll cut-out crest. 11 1/4" x 17 1/2" high.

Probably New England, mid 18th century, birch and maple. Dovetailed apron, swing legs and rounded corner leaves. Refinished base, scrubbed top. 27"h. 46"w. 15.5"d. with 15.5" leaves.

Circa 1720, likely New England. The piece has a shaped backrest with turned frame and rush seat. Sturdy condition. H40 1/2"

COUNTRY QUEEN ANNE ARM CHAIR WITH SPANISH FEET 42" X 24" X 19" SEAT

Massive Country Queen Anne Armchair, ca. 1750-60, southwestern CT or NY, in maple, tiger maple and poplar; having a rich, older surface color, with rounded crest rail, vase-shaped splat, shaped arms,

Circa 1760 country Queen Anne armchair with carved crest and vase form splat. The block and turned legs standing on Spanish feet. Rush seat and black painted finish. The feet pieced out. 43" height.

An early 18th century American Country Queen Anne sidechair. Maple construction with a shaped crest and vasiform splat, splint seat and turned legs terminating in pad feet, with a turned front stretch

COUNTRY QUEEN ANNE RUSH-SEAT ARMCHAIR, featuring a shaped crest rail over solid vasiform splat, drop seat retains early, possibly original rush, raised on square legs joined by a stretcher base.

Circa 1770, likely Philadelphia or Delaware River Valley. The piece having a nice form with well shaped back and scrolling arms atop frame with through mortised back legs indicative of the region. The

American Queen Anne solid mahogany arm chair, with mahogany-veneered oak seat rails, circa 1740. [38 x 23 3/4 x 22 inches; 18 inches to seat].

Mid 18 th C. New England country Queen Anne corner armchair with turned stiles and rush seat with dark stained finish.

(lot of 2) American Queen Anne style upholstered wing back armchair and ottoman, each with blue and white patterned floral upholstery, rising on carbriole legs, chair: approx 49.75"h, 32"w, 27"d, stoo

Queen Anne Style Armchair, American 20th c, High Shape Back, Arms and Cabriole Legs, Upholstered in Tiger Pattern Velvet, Pattern #5114

Mid 18th century, mixed woods. Queen Anne armchair rocker with scrolled arms and bulbous stretcher, stylized splat and crest. Splat repaired with rosehead nails. Added rockers, damaged rush seat and o

An 18th century Queen Anne vase back: mixed woods, turned stiles, legs and front stretcher, old worn red finish and rush seat. Repairs. 17.75"seat ht. 41"h. Two ladder backs with red paint, turned fin

American, 20th century A pair of orange tole Queen Anne style painted armchairs, having gold and black floral painted detail on splat and upholstered seats Approx. height 38.25", width 21.5", depth 18

American, mid 18th century. All have turned stretcher bases. Similar country Queen Anne chairs with old brown/red paint. One has a replaced splat (upside down), the other has traces of painted designs

American, 19th Century (circa 1800). Mahogany. Beautifully re-upholstered. Slightly curved back, rolled arms, and cabriole legs with pad feet. 20"h. seat, 41"h. Comes with extra upholstery.

EIGHT AMERICAN DREXEL QUEEN ANNE DINING CHAIRS, WITH "FORGET-ME-NOT" DAMASK UPHOLSTERY, LATE 20TH CENTURY, two armchairs and six side chairs, each with double arched backs over shaped vertical splats