Ca. 1800 Paint Decorated Rabbit Ear Windsor Bench

Ca. 1800 Rare New England paint decorated Windsor bench. Single board seat, faux bamboo style turned legs, rabbit ear back with single turned spindles. All in original Spanish brown paint with free ha

A beautiful Sheraton stenciled and hand painted spindle back bench with rabbit ears, circa 1800-20, second paint in mustard, and in very good condition. Measures 76"L x 211/2" x 31"H x 15 1/2". Proven

American, 2nd quarter-19th Century. Mixed woods with worn, original yellow paint highlighted in black and gold striping, crest with stenciled fruit. Rabbit ear form with bamboo turnings, spindle backs

American, 19th century. A painted and stenciled bench in yellow, green and red, having foliate and fruit designs, a shaped crest and arms, joined by back rail and turned spindles, with a painted and s

Circa 1820. Having a very fine painted surface likely dating to the mid to late 19th century. Good early deep green surface throughout. H33 1/2" W75" D25"

Paint Decorated Windsor Bench By Nichols & Stone. 48" W 19" D 35" H

19th century, long form with pine plank seat, spindle back and rolled arms, pale gray/cream paint overall, 33 x 108 x 16-1/2 in. good condition, scattered light surface wear, losses and abrasions espe

Ca. 1800 floral paint decorated mahogany knife box converted to letter box, with a hinged lift top and fitted interior for letter with a brass carrying handles and lock with key 13.5”H x 8.5&#82

PAINT DECORATED & STENCILED WINDSOR STYLE OAK BENCH, TRIPLE HOOP BACK , SOME PAINT LOSS, APPROXIMATELY 60 IN X 17 IN X 38 IN HIGH

Pa. Ca. 1830-40 original paint decorated deacon bench with fruit and leaves, yellow accents and pinstriping, 76" x 34"t. x 20", nice wear

Paint Decorated Windsor Style Oak Bench. 59 3/4" W 38 1/2" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIB

Pair of Continental Neoclassical paint-decorated benches, circa 1800, the stools of curule form with carved frames and gilt accents under fleur-de-lys upholstered seats. [20 x 19 3/4 x 16 inches].

PENNSYLVANIA LATE WINDSOR PAINT-DECORATED SETTEE / BENCH, double tablet crest rail, above two groups of five half spindles, thick plank seat, raised on eight turned legs, joined with box stretcher. Or

Ca. 1830’s polychrome paint decorated Pennsylvania Deacon‘s bench with a single board poplar seat and turned legs, 34”H x 71.5”W x 24”D x 18”seat H.

A Set of Six New England Paint Decorated Windsor Side Chairscirca 1800, mixed woods including white pine, old and likely original all-over yellow paint, concave crest rail with four turned spindle sup

ca. 1820; green/yellow/black wonderful free hand painted floral decorated back crests ; red/black/green/yellow stripe paint decorated three arrow spindle backs; green/yellow stripe decorated plank pin

Circa 1800,Likely Massachusetts. Having a sturdy turned wood frame with plank seat and nicely painted surface which is 19th century. H33"

Ca. 1800, mixed woods. Spindle back, turned stiles, legs and stretchers. Loss, repairs and replacements. 17" seat, 38"h. 72"w. 19.5"d.

Ca. 1830’s, Pennsylvania, original grain and stencil decorated rocking bench with child’s guard, arrow back spindles and stretcher base, a true 19th C. survivor, 31”H x 47”W x

Second quarter-19th century. Rabbit ear form in yellow with grain decorated seats, bamboo turnings and black pin striping. Seat 17.5"h. Overall 31.5"h.

Ca 1800, mixed woods. Bamboo turnings, medallion backs, worn original black paint with gold striping. Some edge wear. 17" seat, 34"h.

Ca. 1800 unusual form continuous arm brace back Winsdor in old red paint with stylized bamboo turnings, branded signature on underside I. Clark. 39”H x 20”W x 17” seat H.

Ca. 1800, mixed woods. Fanback with old worn brown paint, spindle back, turned stiles, legs and "H" stretcher, 17.5" seat, 37"h., hoop back with old worn brown paint, spindle back and turned legs, and

Ca. 1800, oak and other hardwoods. Worn original grain paint. 23" seat, 35.25"h. From the Collection of Maxine and Dave Tronnes, Mitchell, South Dakota.