Charles Rohlfs Carved Oak Amrchair

Charles Rohlfs Carved Oak Armchair. Signed. Excellent dark original finish. Exquisitely reconstructed strap-leather arms. 35"h x 25.5"w x 26.5"d. 5% of this lot will benefit The Dirk van Erp Foundatio

Charles Rohlfs Carved Oak Calling Card Tray. Inscribed with logo & dated 1902. 8" x 5".

Attributed to: Charles Rohlfs Rare Carved Oak Table Mirror. Intricately and well carved on hinged stand. Unsigned. Minor losses, hinges a bit fragile from age and use or in overall good condition. Mea

Pair of Arts & Crafts hand-carved oak candlesticks attributed to Charles Rohlfs. They came from the Otto Heintz Estate in Buffalo, NY and were accompanied by other Charles Rohlfs pieces. Unsigned. Ori

USA, 1903 fumed oak 39 1/2" x 26" x 21 1/4" x 18" seat Six armchairs by Charles Rohlfs with lilting carved forms, saddle seats, faceted pegs, and quintessential Rohlfs cutout embellishments. Produced

Charles Rohlfs (1853-1936), desk and chair, Buffalo, NY, 1902, oak, copper, leather, chair and desk with carved signature, dated, Desk with original green interior., desk: 60"w x 32.5"d x 31"h; chair:

Charles Rohlfs Log holder USA, 1901oak, iron 15 h × 21 w × 18 d in (38 × 53 × 46 cm) Carved signature and date to side 'R 1901'. Provenance: Pri

Style of Charles Rohlfs, Oak Log Holder Signed. Copper and hand hammered rivets. Ht 12 W 25 D 21 in.

Charles Rohlfs Oak Stand Unsigned Attrib. to Charles Rohlfs & Painted Charles Rohlfs Stand Signed, approx 16" x 16" x 24"

Rare Charles Rohlfs Carved Trivet Tile 1901 with American Encaustic blue tile in center. Signed. Excellent original finish. 6.25" x 6.25" Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING I

A large antique Arts and Crafts hanging plate rail by Charles Rohlfs offers oak construction with four shelves, the top having backsplash and flanking scroll elements, maker signed as photographed, c1

Style of Charles Rohlfs, Oak Rocking Stool Signed. Ht 17 W 19 D 12 in.

Charles I carved oak refectory table circa 1650, having a 1.5" thick plank top and rising on block and turned legs conjoined by the H stretcher, 30.25"h x 8'1"w x 25.25"d. Provenance: Property from th

A Charles II Carved Oak Blanket Chest 17th Century Height 27 x width 44 1/2 x depth 21 inches. Property from the Collection of John Capstick, Lake Forest, Illinois

A Charles I carved oak wall-hanging spice cupboard circa 1650 Molded paneled door with Royal Coat-of-Arms escutcheon, the interior with eight small drawers mounted with iron ring pulls. (H: 9 3/4 in.

Charles II carved oak throne chair, circa 1680 and later, having a pierced acanthus decorated crest, above the slated back, continuing to the inswept returns, above a needlepoint upholstered seat, and

A Charles II Carved Oak Blanket Chest 17th Century Height 25 x width 40 1/2 x depth 18 inches. Property from the Collection of John Capstick, Lake Forest, Illinois

Furniture, Charles II Carved Oak Bible Chest, English & likely Welsh, 1st half 17th century, bead-carved edge top hinged w/wrought iron heart terminal hinges & rosehead nails above front panel, well c

A Charles II carved oak coffer 1660-1690 The hinged twin-plank top above a triple panelled front with two foliate carved raised arched and lozenge panels flanking a central arched floral carved panel,

Antique 17thC English Charles II Carved Oak Paneled Coffer / Blanket Chest / Trunk. Ca. late 16thC to mid 17thC. Well carved dark oak English coffer, having framed panel construction on the top, back

Charles II Carved Oak Document Box on a Later Stand The box: 7 x 27 1/2 x 14 1/2 in., the stand: 20 x 26 3/4 x 15 1/4 in. The Collection of Mary B. Schwab, Stoneleigh Horse Farm, Middleburg, VA.

A CHARLES II CARVED OAK PANELED SETTLE, Height: 40 3/4" Width: 72" Depth: 26"

A Charles II carved oak chest, late 17th century, the hinged top enclosing an open interior, raised on later block feet. Dimensions:Height 17 1/2in; width 41in; depth 15 3/4in. Provenance:From a Phila

A Charles II Carved Oak Blanket Chest 17th Century Height 23 x width 37 x depth 17 inches. Property from the Collection of John Capstick, Lake Forest, Illinois