Early American Windsor Arm Chair

Likely mid 18th century, New England. The piece has a double arch banister back above the arm rail with slightly swept tips above the plank seat resting on turned legs connected by stretcher. H42" W22

EARLY AMERICAN BLACK PAINTED WINDSOR ARM CHAIR, VASE AND RING TURNED, 44 X 16 SEAT

Early American Painted Wood Windsor Armchairlate 18th century46 x 26 x 23 inches

19th century 37”h 20”d 25.5”w Rush seat Maple

Early American sack back Windsor armchair with knuckle arms, saddle seat, on stretcher base. 16.5" Seat Height, Overall 37.5"

An early 19th century American sack back Windsor armchair. Hickory and Maple construction with a Poplar seat, bow back with turned spindles and shaped arm rail, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher

American Early 19th Century Windsor Writing Armchair. Bamboo turned with old paint decoration. Seat height 18-1/2"h.; 37-1/2"h. overall. Condition: Good with wear and some age cracks.

Late 18th-early 19th century, mixed woods. Hoopback with shaped arms spindle back and bamboo turned legs and stretcher. Old dark brown paint. One spindle loose at crest. 17" seat, 38.5"h.

Early 19th century, bamboo turnings and crest rail with butterfly medallion, mixed woods; 21"W, 34 1/2"H, seat 17 1/2"H; repair to one arm, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use (Ref.

Early 19th century. Shaped arms, turned legs and "H" stretcher. Remnants of old crusty black paint. 17" seat, 38.75"h.

New England or Mid Atlantic region, late 18th-early 19th century, mixed woods. High back with scrolled ears, knuckle arms and turned legs and "H" stretcher. Old refinishing, old tan paint on underside

Early 19th century, mixed woods. Combback rocker with scrolled ears and stylized knuckle arms. Refinished with added rockers, age splits. 15" seat, 41"h. And a sackback armchair with turned arm posts,

Primitive Oak Windsor Armchair Welsh, early 19th C., with traces of original red paint. Together with a bow-back Windsor chair, American, early 19th C. Crest of back cracked on side chair. 32-1/2"h an

Primitive Oak Windsor Armchair Welsh, early 19th C., with traces of original red paint. Together with a bow-back Windsor chair, American, early 19th C. Crest of back cracked on side chair. 32-1/2"h an

An American Oak, Maple and Pine Continuous Arm Windsor Chair, Early 19th Century. Dimensions: Height 37in; width 21in; depth of seat 17in; seat height 18in. Provenance: From a local collection.&nbsp;<

An American Volute-Carved Comb-Back Knuckle-Arm&#160; Painted Windsor Armchair New England, 18th Century appears to retain an early painted surface. height 44 x width 22 x depth 16 inches Property fro

An American black-painted 'writing arm' Windsor chair, early 19th century, nine bamboo-turned spindle back, cut-out single board writing surface with dovetailed drawer below, D-shaped seat and bamboo-

Late 18th-early 19th century, mixed woods. Turned legs and "H" stretcher. Later black paint. Arms have repair and some loss. 16.5" seat, 36.5"h.

An American late Windsor child's high chair in original black paint; an early 20th century English Windsor armchair with Gothic back and cabriole legs; a 20th century Windsor style chair in oak, with

Late 18th-early 19th century, mixed woods. Assembled group of seven sides and one armchair with "H" stretchers. Cleaned down with varying varnished surfaces. Some wear and age splits, armchair has pie

Two late 19th century softwood three drawer cottage chests. A child's Windsor type armchair. An early 19th century cherry one drawer stand with single dovetailed drawer and original brass pull. Dimens

Four American mixed wood Windsor chairs, late 18th/early 19th century, comprising a fanback, sackback armchair and two continuous armchairs. Dimensions:height of tallest continuous armchair 36 1/2in;

American Wallace Nutting, early 20th century, brace-back, comb-back and continuous arm chair. Finely shape seat and turned legs. No paper label. Early chair before branded marks. Numbered 402.44 1/2 x

Early 19th century, mixed woods. Similar with shaped arms and turned legs and "H" stretchers. Old black paint may be the same on both, one has alligatored surface. The same chair has split in crest an