CARVED & TURNED OAK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR

Condition: reconstructed and refinished; 21 inches wide; 22 inches deep; 44 1/2 inches high; seat height: 17 inches

Set of Eight (8) Antique Assembled Windsor Carved Oak Armchairs. Pierced splat, turned supports and legs. Size measures 43" H x 21" W to 40-1/2" H x 22-1/2" W. Condition: Good used condition, rubbing,

Ca. late 20thC. Fine scroll-carved comb-back knuckled windsor armchair by Frederick Duckloe, PA. Cherry and oak, formed seat, carved arms, turned legs & stretchers Seat Size H: 18" W: 20" D: 16"

American, circa 1800. Oak, pine, and maple. Crest with scroll-carved lobes, spindle back, shaped seat, and turned stiles, legs, and "H" stretcher. Refinished. Seat 17.75"h. Chair 45"h.

Carved & Turned Oak Windsor Chair. Measures 40 inches x 21 inches x 18 inches x 18 inches from floor seat.

A Volute and Scroll Carved and Reel Turned Windsor Armchair Walter Steely, Pennsylvania, 20th Century stamped WS to the underside. Height 44 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Joanne Wojtusi

Pair of circa 1900 carved and turned heavy oak armchairs with backs in a north wind or green man face motif. Height 41", width 26", depth 25" SHIPPING INFO: Local pick-up or third party shipping only

A Joe Graham (American, 20th Century) Carved Walnut and Oak Windsor Arm Chair, 20th Century, Signed Joe Graham under seat. Lenox Work Shops, Jefferson, Ohio. H: 45 1/4 W: 29 1/4 D: 26 in.

Early 20th century American carved oak armchair, the turned frame with a pierce carved central backsplat, over a triangular shaped seat and Y-shaped stretcher, all raised on bun feet, 50.5"h x 25"w x

(pair) Spanish carved oak armchairs, having turned acorn finials, pierced and carved foliate and scroll crest, over upholstered back and seat, with nail head accents, carved arms with scroll hand rest

SET FIVE ANTIQUE ENGLISH OAK WINDSOR ARMCHAIRS. Saddle seats; splayed baluster-turned legs joined by curved stretchers

English oak Windsor arm chair, c. 1800, the back with eight spindles flanking the central pierced splat, a saddle seat, rising on pad foot front legs, turned rear legs, 41"h, 24.5"w, 26"d *Provenance:

A mid-19th century oak windsor armchair. This piece features a spindle-back with a pierced back splat in the center. It rests on four slightly-splayed turned legs supported by a turned H stretcher. Th

Baker Furniture Co. (American), 20th century. Set of four English crafted oak Windsor armchairs in the Georgian taste, each having a hoop back, pierced splat, and rising on turned legs with stretcher.

American, 19th century. A sack back Windsor armchair in oak, having vase and ring turned supports with saddle seat and knuckle arms; seat ht. 17 in., oah. 37, wd. 20, dp. 20 in.Â

Antique American "Hitchcock" - Windsor style armchair, having spindled rounded and high back, in carved oak with "X" stretcher base. [44" H x 24" W x 28" D].

English Tudor Style Oak Carved Wainscot Chair. Ornately carved oak arm chair with turned arms and legs. Manufactured by the Paine Furniture Company, Boston, Mass. 45 inches x 22 inches x 17inches

Southeastern PA Windsor Sack-back Armchair. Continuous arm with carved knuckles, turned supports, saddle seat, turned splayed legs, bulbous H stretcher, old dark green paint. Seat height 17"h.; 35-1/2

Wainscot armchair, reproduction of English 18th C. form, carved oak, turned finials over rectangular back with floral and foliate carving, down swept arms over turned supports, leather upholstered sea

Baroque revival carved oak armchair (possibly English), the frame with turned and carved details, and upholstered with hunting motif, fabric and nailhead trim. [47" x 26" x 32"]. Worn fabric, typical

Pair of Jacobean style ebonized oak armchairs, early 20th century, having arched crests above foliate carved splats and turned stiles, continuing to acanthus carved arms rising on turned supports, fla

AMERICAN WINDSOR ARMCHAIR, oak/hickory and pine, bow-back form with seven spindles, shaped arm rests, wide peaked-saddle plank seat, and splayed bamboo-turned legs joined with H-form stretcher. Refini

Early American William and Mary Style Carved Oak Caned Armchair, 19th c., probably Pennsylvania, the triple crested arched back with a caned splat, over a caned seat within scroll carved arms, turned

American Sack Back Windsor Armchair, circa 1790, a very developed pointed pine seat and carved groove, supported by turned maple legs which mimic the arm supports; both hoops or bows and spindles are