Early 19C. Shaker Painted Ladderback Doll Chair

United States,Early 19th Century Three-slat back with rounded finials above a rush seat with cookie corner top legs and stretcher base, retains an incredible original black painted surface with yellow

Hand painted molded parean head and arms. 6 inches. Cloth body, early clothes, kid shoe. 23 inches. Together with a period (19th c) painted ladder back chair. 15 1/2 inches.

Lot including early painted dolls chair (18" overall Ht.), and painted wooden truck (16" L.).

United States,1800-1850 Beautiful example of an early New England made doll cradle, peg construction with hoop back with curved rails and spindles finished in red paint, original red painted surface d

Early painted ladder back arm chair. H 46-1/2". Probably New England, circa 1770. Loss to top edge of one splat. Provenance: Peter Eaton See this link for High-Res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5

Lovely early American shaker rocking chair. Ladder back with turned back uprights, legs and stretchers. Original rush seat, appears pine with two different paint layers. Measures 24" x 16" x 31" tall

Early American Black Painted Ladder Back Chair (36")

Three early American chairs. Small Shaker ladder back chair in red paint. Mid 19th century. H 37-1/4" W 19-3/8" D 15" Seat H 14-5/8". Small ladder back chair in black paint. 18th century. H 39-1/4" W

late 18th/early 19thC fine form doll's ladderback chair in orig surface - 14 1/2" tall

Early 19th century. Each having a nice early painted surface and in sturdy condition.

Shaker ladder back chair, original old red finish. Seat tape replaced, 40" tall. Very early 1810/1820. New Hampshire. This item was authenticated for the owner by the late Chuck Muller.

19th century. The chair having a nice early blue surface along with two antique pantry boxes.

Mixed woods, maple &hickory in early black painted finish, fine turned sausage rear and front posts with nice turned finials on back, nice cut-out arms, old rush seat, sausage turned front stretchers,

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED LADDER-BACK RUSH-SEAT ARM CHAIR, four-slat back, shaped arm rests. Retains an old, possibly original, red-painted surface. Late 18th/early 19th century. 17 1/4" H seat, 47" HOA.Goo

SOUTHERN, POSSIBLY VIRGINIA, PAINTED MAPLE LADDERBACK ARM CHAIR bold rail-and-spindle form, three-slat back, turned arm rests, woven-rush seat, and double box stretcher. Retains an early, possibly ori

Grain painted and freehand decorated ladderback chair, early 19th c, rush seat, seat ht 16 1/2", overall ht 33", sold with an early 19th c split panel mirror with paint decoration, some flaking in top

Early maple ladderback Shaker armchair with finials with woven seat, rung stretcher. Chair is from the Enfield NH Colony and descended through the family-Bucklin Farm, New London NH. Dimensions: 12" S

Early hand made Shaker style low chair with an old possibly original splint seat. There are metal inserts in the legs and a ring beneath the right leg. Height of seat 11-1/2", height of back 30-1/2",

Early carved and painted footstool. L 10-5/8" A small Shenandoah Valley splint basket D 4-3/4". An early rectangular splint gathering basket L 14" and miniature early doll whimsy in seated chair. Comp

ASSEMBLED LADDER-BACK SIDE CHAIRS, LOT OF FIVE, each with three-slat backs, posts with acorn-like finials, rush-seat, box stretcher. All retain an old painted surface. Late 18th/early 19th century. 39

Late 19th-early 20th century, pine. Original paint. Ladderback with floral paint and rush seat, 15.75"h., post back with stenciled initials "CMR" on crest. Worn. 17.5"h. and a rocker, 8"h.

3 early chairs including: ladderback armchair in green painted surface with good rush seat, PA ladderback chair with splint seat 38"T x 18"W x 14.5"D, 16"T seat, and KY mule-ear chair in old grayish-b

Two early 20th Century American Shaker style oak prayer chairs, each having ladderback splats over rush seats. [Taller: 38 3/4" H x 16 1/2" W x 13" D].

(lot of 10) Spanish dining chairs, early 20th c., parcel gilt and painted finish, ladder back, woven rush seat, on stretcher-joined legs, (two) armchairs, some repair to crests, wear to rush, approx 4