EARLY COUNTRY PAINTED CHILDS HIGH CHAIR, C. 1810/20

EARLY COUNTRY PAINTED CHILDS HIGH CHAIR, C. 1810/20, H. 31"

LATE 17TH C PERIOD CHILD'S PAINTED HIGH CHAIR, EARLY RED PAINT, SPLAYED LEGS, FOUND IN VERMONT, 39 X 13 X 22 SEAT

Black Painted Country Child Highchair. Together with a red painted side table and a green painted plant stand. Used condition, highchair measures 31 1/2" tall x 14" x 16" deep

New England, circa 1800-20, maple and hickory with rabbit ear rear posts with two slats, turned arms nicely turned front posts, dine old untouched patina in original blue painted finish, original spli

A very fine Pennsylvania hand painted child's high chair with stenciled fruit in basket on back splat, arrow back spindles, pin striping on green ground, and having turned and splayed legs. Showing ex

A hand painted child's high chair with splayed turned legs in original paint, circa 1830-50. Very good original condition. Measures 15 1/2"W x 17"D x 36".

EARLY 19TH C BLUE PAINTED HIGH CHAIR, ORIGINAL BLUE PAINT, 24 X 19 SEAT

19TH C CHILD'S HIGH CHAIR, OLD PAINTED SURFACE, BOX STRETCHERS, 38 X 22 SEAT

American made country style childs high chair painted black,measures 35 inches tall x 14 inches deep,circa 19th century. Good condition, some expected wear.

Late Victorian oak child's metamorphic highchair, early 20th c., transforms from highchair to walker on casters, highchair: approx 40.75"h, 20"w, 22.5"d **Note: for decorative use only** **Provenance:

LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, HEIGHT 32 1/2 INCHES, WIDTH 13 1/2 INCHES, DEPTH 13 1/2 INCHES.

Shield shape back with rococo swirls, painted splat, caned panels and seat, serpentine arms, cabriole legs with cartouche at the knees. Measures 21.5 x 17 x 14 inches. We happily provide seamless in-h

18th C. PA form painted fan back Windsor with carved ears and saddle seat, on high vase and ring turned legs. Great turnings with old paint history, appears to be red over an earlier greenish black. 4

Title: 18th C ChildÂ’s Chair Date/Period: C 1780-1800 Materials: Maple & Ash Size: 22 1/2”H X 13”W X 9 1/2”D X 6 1/2”SH Provenance: Strong early red painted surfaces, over original Windsor

OLD PAINTED SURFACE. PEGGED CONSTRUCTION DIMENSIONS:34 1/2" H TERMS:Hartzell's Auction Gallery will handle most of the shipping in-house. WE do reserve the right to not ship some large items, larger l

Early child's high chair, probably Mecklenburg County Virginia in the manner of the Johnson family, late 18th century. 31.5"H x 14"W x 11"D. Replaced cane seat probably in the late 19th century - base

Circa 1830 in maple with white pine saddle seat, arched crest with turned posts, spindles, arms, legs and stretchers, with crest polychrome and gilt painted flowers and scroll work, nice old patina, 1

19th century. Group including a country federal school masters desk, a childs high chair, a turned wood foot stool and a backcountry cradle along with a painted childs rocking chair and the top to a p

Two (2) early 20th century child's chairs, American, including a yellow painted rush-seat side chair and a walnut spindle back armchair. [18" H x 10 1/2" W x 10 1/2" D; 20" H x 14" W x 11 1/4" D].

Pair Vienna Figures, unmarked Vienna type, cold painted metal, depicts children on chairs with cats and birds, early 20th C, 4 1/4"h. [23] CONDITION: Very good, areas of paint wear, one chair stile wi

High chair hand painted w foot stool; bowtie, pellet fill. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 19"H, high chair Country of Origin: United States

Birch with original red wash, replaced foot rail, painted canvas seat.H: approx. 35 1/2". Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques dealer and collector.

(6) COUNTRY CHAIRS - Early 19th c. Maine Made Yellow Painted Thumb Back Chairs, pinstripe decorated in gold and black with polychrome painted foliate and fruit designes on the rail, two thin horizonta

Item: Original Blue Painted Child's Rocking Chair Date: 1780-1800 Origin: New England Size: 27 inches high x14 inches wide x 14 inches in diameter Description: This is one of the best children's origi