EARLY NEW ENGLANG TURNED MAPLE ARM CHAIR

Late 1600's or Early 1700's. Pilgrim century turned maple spindle arm chair. Rush seat. Pegged construction. Chair nice and tight. Chair height 14 inches. Chair height to top of finial 37 3/4inches. C

A late 18th/early 19th century New England bow back Windsor armchair. Seven spindle back, shaped arms, turned spindles, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher base. Hickory and Maple construction with

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

ca 1680 New England turned ash & maple armchair in old but not orig finish (legs extended) - 46" tall - from the Katharine Prentis Murphy Collection

Early American New Hampshire maple ladderback armchair with rush seat on a stretcher base. Dimensions: 17" Seat height and 46" Overall height

very early ca 1740 New England maple & ash 4 slat ladderback armchair w nice turnings in old untouched surface - (needs seat replacement) - 44 1/2" tall

Shaker chair. 19th or early 20th century. Having a very nicely turned frame with caned seat. The front of the seat having some damage, otherwise sturdy. Nice subtle surface wear. Sold from the collect

New York, 19th C., initialed carved into the arm. 42"h x 24-1/2"w

Great early ca 1720 New London County CT maple mushroom arm bannister back chair w molded crest, full height & huge intact mushrooms in old black paint (this chair has been in an 18thC home for as lon

New York, 19th C. 43-1/2"h x 24"w

Early Victorian Bobbin Turned Armchair, circa 1850, upholstered in beige linen (HOSH37)(MS) Dimensions: 37" H x 25" W x 27" D Property from a New York home

New England William and Mary bannister back tiger maple armchair with arched crest transitioning to four (4) flat vertical baluster shaped slats and bottom shaped rail, ring, and cylinder turned stile

American (New England), second quarter or mid 18th Century. The ornately carved, scrolled and pierced crest flanked by turned finials above four split-baluster uprights flanked by ring and bulbous tur

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

with Spanish feet, rush seat, turned legs and stretchers, molded stiles and yoke crest with vasiform splat, possibly Gaines school. New Hampshire, 18th century. 41 1/2" high, 23" wide, 20" deep; seat

17th or early 18th century, likely New England. The piece having a nicely turned frame with shaped backrest and rush seat. The surface is nice and early. Good sturdy condition. H50" W23 1/2" D22 1/2"

New England bannister back arm chair, maple and cherry with double lobed crest, mushroom finials, crook arms and sausage turned front legs. 45" high, 24" wide, 19" deep. Condition: the seat re-rushed,

A late 18th/early 19th century New England continuous arm, brace back Windsor armchair. Nine spindle back, shaped hand holds, turned spindles, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher base. Hickory and

American (New England), 18th Century. The ornate carved scrolled pierced crest flanked by turned finials above five split baluster uprights flanked by ring and bulbous turned stiles applied with drama

A late 18th/early 19th century New England sack back Windsor armchair. Seven upper spindle back, shaped hand holds, turned spindles, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher base. Hickory construction w

New England Early 18th Century Banister-back Armchair. Shaped cut-out crestrail with five split spindle slats flanked by turned supports, scrolled arms, woven splint seat, turned legs with stretcher s

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

A D.R. Dimes Benchmark Turned and Volute Carved Tiger Maple and Pine Comb-Back Windsor Armchair  New Hampshire, 1991 impressed mark and incised signature and date to the underside of the seat, ed

An 18th Century New England Windsor Arm Chair. In maple, hickory, and pine with remnants of original finish, a shaped back bow with turned spindles, pine seat, and boldly turned stretcher and legs. Ol