American Mixed Wood Rocking Chair

American mixed wood rocking chair, the back splats with red floral paint decoration over a rush seat. [36" H x 22 1/2" W x 26" D]. Stains, scuffs, marks, wear.

American, late 19th early 20th Century. Mixed woods. A bentwood rocking chair with worn red paint, and black and yellow striping. 10.5" seat height 22.5"h. a simple plank seat chair in worn red paint

AMERICAN LATE WINDSOR PAINT-DECORATED CHILD'S ROCKING CHAIR, mixed woods, with a shaped spindles, turned arms, and original paint-decorated surface. Second quarter 19th century. 21 1/8" H, 11 1/2" x 1

First quarter 19th century. Fan back rocking chair in mixed woods, shape crest, spindle back and boldly turned stiles, legs and "H" stretcher. 14.25"seat ht. 32"h. and a bamboo Windsor in mixed wood a

American, early 19th century. An early Boston rocking chair in mixed woods, having a shaped crest and downswept arms, with a plank seat and turned foot carvings; ht. 42, wd. 25, dp. 32 in.  Provenan

First half 19th century, mixed woods. A full arrowback armchair with old red-brown worn finish. Repairs. 16" seat, 33.5"h. And a balloon -back armchair with red-brown grain paint, gold carriage stripi

A mixed wood rocking chairmid 20th centuryheight 26in (66cm); width 26in (66cm); depth 29 1/4in (74.5cm); depth of seat 20in (50.5cm) Provenance:Property from a Private Collector, Los Angeles, Califor

attributed to Richard Hunter, Camden, SC, early 20th century. H41" W24 1/2" D30"

Four American mixed wood Windsor chairs, late 18th/early 19th century, comprising a fanback, sackback armchair and two continuous armchairs. Dimensions:height of tallest continuous armchair 36 1/2in;

(lot of 2) American child's rocking chairs, including: (1) having round finials to top, woven rattan back and seat, approx 22.5"h, 14"w, 22.25"d, seat height: approx 11"h; (1) turned spindle back chai

Nichols & Stone mixed wood Windsor rocking chair having a shaped crest, braced spindle back, shaped plank seat, with turned legs, stretchers and arm supports. Marked to the underside of seat. In overa

American Southern mixed woods plantation chair with lacquered woven rush seat & teardrop finials 43" h. x 19 1/2" w., x 14 1/2" d., early 19th century

Antique American C 1900 Carved Wood Rocking Chair. Fretwork / spindle design. Measures 47 x26 x 30 inches.

Late 19th century, early 20th century child's rocking chair with new cane seat and back; mixed woods; pegged joints; measures approximately 24" tall to top of back, 10-3/4" tall to top of seat, 14-1/2

American rustic red stained wood rocking chair. 42" H x 22" W x 37" D.

American, circa 1800. Mixed woods. Side chair with shaped crest, spindle back, bamboo turned stiles and legs with "H" stretcher. 16.5" seat ht. 36.5"h.

19th c. Windsor Rocking Chair, in mixed wood, with arched back, faux bamboo carved spindles, curved arms, shaped seat, 30" high, 17 1/4" x 28 1/2". Dry worn surface, chips and edge losses.

ca 1790-1810 Early American, New England mixed wood saddle seat Windsor chair. Measuring approx 36" tall x 19" wide x 16.5" deep and a seat height of 16. Some age related issues as shown, slight seat

Woven wood rocking chair with Native American Southwestern style design. Measures 28" x 20" wide 33" tall.

Two similar early 19th century American Windsor side chairs. Mixed wood construction with hoop backs, eight turned spindles, shaped seats and turned stretcher bases. Older refinishing with minor wear.

American, 19th Century (circa 1800). Mixed woods. One side chair in old gray paint with an iron repair. One side chair with bamboo turnings, shaped seat, and worn light green repaint. Seat has been co

DESCRIPTION: Colonial Revival bannister back rocking chair. Natural wood typical of New England bannister back chairs with original rockers. Shaped back. Mixed woods. 20th century. PROVENANCE: From a

Circa 1830, poplar / mixed wood, minor spots of discoloration / staining / paint loss.H: approx. 33". Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques dealer and collector.

attributed to North Carolina, 18th/early 19th century, retaining an early, dark surface, in mixed woods (oak and maple?), with boldly turned front posts, oak split seat, 21-1/4 x 14-1/4 x 20-1/4 in.