American Oak Bustle Bench (Wisconsin Chair Company)

This rare American oak bustle chair(or parlor, window bench)was designed by the Wisconsin Chair Company, Port Washington, WI. Commonly a cushion is placed on the curved seat. The bench has turned arms

Phoenix Chair Company, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Circa 1905. Each curved crest rail above a three-slat back, flanked by downswept bentwood arms, the front posts with through tenons and elongated wedge-for

American. 1910s. Quarter sawn oak. Tagged, "Frost's Veneer Seating Company, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, New York" each side. This rare bench features 360-degree seating, providing an armed seat for twelve t

American Oak Bench, Marked The Sikes Company, Philadelphia. Approximately 47.5625W x 35H x 22.25D in.

Good overall as pictured. The paint does not appear to be original to the piece.

American oak tool chest / work bench, Hammacher, Schlemmer & Company, New York, late 19th c., rectangular hinged top, opening to reveal metal tool storage racks, over built-in work bench with vice gri

Vintage Jewelry box by the Dante Carpenter's Bench Company, solid American Royal Oak with Incolay stone imitation inlay on the lid with relief of two deer / elk in the forest; two compartments [one of

Very unusual carved American Oak wall clock depicting three musicians and round wood carved dial. Waterbury clock company stamped on brass works with Michigan Chair company of the Arts and Crafts era

Carved oak bench with upholstered seat by The Grand Rapids Chair Company, 1900s.

American Arts and Crafts oak rocking chair, by Stickley Brothers Furniture Company, early 20th c., having a slat backrest over flat armrests, removable cushion seat, rising on squared legs with curved

American Golden Oak High Chair, early 20th c., caned back and seat, hinged tray, adjustable height mechanism, outswept legs, stretchers, on wheels, h. 38 3/4 in., w. 16 in., d. 23 in Condition: AS IS.

American Craftsman oak rocking chair, early 20th c., by Gustav Stickley (United States, 1858-1942) & Schuyler Brandt (United States, 1866-1923) Chair Company, Binghamton, New York, with ladder back, w

(lot of 5) American Arts and Crafts carved oak side chairs, by Stickley Brothers Furniture Company, each having ladderbacks over thinly cushioned seats, rising on square legs with joined support, thre

American Carved Oak Hoop-Bacl Windsor Chair , 19th c., spindle back, saddle seat, turned legs and stretcher, h. 35 1/2 in., w. 26 in., d. 16 1/2 in

American Aesthetic Carved Oak Slipper Chair, spindled back, spiral-turned stretcher, reeded legs, h. 30 in., w. 20 1/4 in., d. 18 in. Provenance: Estate of Eve Godchaux Hirsch, New Orleans

Eight American Gothic Revival Carved White Oak Dining Chairs, mid-19th c., possibly "Stanton Hall Maker" or John Henry Siever, San Antonio, Texas, incl. two arm and six side chairs, arched crocketed c

American Arts and Crafts Oak Rocking Chair, early 20th c., h. 32 in., w. 17 1/2 in., d. 21 in. Provenance: Estate of Eric Bloomquist, Bloomington, IL.

Oak Arts and Crafts Period Rocking Chair. Labeled American Chair Co. of Hallstead, PA. Condition: Good with wear, refinished.

Ten American Renaissance Carved Oak and Burled Walnut Dining Chairs , mid-19th c., incl. 2 arm and 6 side chairs, anthemion scrolled crest with fruit swag, caned back and seat, scrolled arm supports,

Domore Chair Company (American, 1922-2001). A pair of machine age industrial "health chairs" with cast iron frame and wood bench. Marked with paper label to underside. Approx: h. 39", w. 17.5", d. 10.

First quarter 20th century, oak. Mission Style, slats under curved arms, push button to lower back, pull-out foot rest and leather upholstery. Missing round pressed brass label and center lower back.

American, New Jersey, mid-19th C. 5'3"h x 27"w x 23"d. Provenance: Property sold for the benefit of the Newark Museum Acquisition Endowment.

American, early 20th century Arts & Crafts mission oak swivel drafting chair, 47" H x 16 1/2" W x 18" L.

Victorian collapsible oak high chair with pull-down tray, woven seat, spindle arms, converts into rocking chair (26" H x 16" W x 28" D collapsed, 40" H x 16" W x 20" D); and American 19th century Wind