EARLY NEWPORT SCHOOL FIRESIDE FRUITWOOD/WALNUT CHAIR

Having fine, high end fabric with stitched silk thread floral pattern over the front and pastel sea green velvet backsides. Measuring approx 39" tall x 32" wide. Very good condition.

The first is an early 1940's school desk with a swivel chair. Cast iron base and wooden desk. Great early appearance. Has a hole in the desktop and some paint loss throughout consistent with age. Over

Pair of early 20th century heavily carved winged back fireside chairs by a Chicago carving shop. Much of which the work on these pieces were hand done by trained European carved to duplicate early Fre

Pair of Regency style mahogany fireside chairs, custom upholstery with brass tacks, molded leaf design on arms and frieze, manufacturer unknown, circa early 20th c. to mid 20th c., 41" (h) x 30" x 22"

Early European School Pointillist Painting of a Woman on a Chair. Bearing monogram and 1890 date lower left. Oil on board. Old label verso. Provenance: Private Northern Florida collection. Sight Size:

Attributed Four chairs. Lacquered wood. Cm 41,50 x 134,50 x 47,50. Glasgow School, early 1900s. Lacquered wood structure with important stone details.

Pair of EJ Victor oversized curved back fireside chenille upholstered tufted back club chairs. Early 21st century. 48"h x 41"w x 38"d

Including: upholstered fire side chair, 22in.H. x 13.5in.W.; spindled high chair, 31in.H. x 12.5in.W.; pillow backed stenciled chair, 25.5in.H. x 14in.W.

Late 19th/early 20th Century Each Chicago School-style high back oak chair with wide top rail and three splats over a tapered seat atop a seat rail raised on four sqaure legs and with trestle-style s

Early 19th century American school portrait of seated woman in red Windsor chair with brightly colored hair scarf. Oil on canvas. Original condition and frame, ca. 1820. Craquelure. 1.5 x .75 inch inp

Drawn and painted in ink and watercolor, and depicting a woman seated in a Rococo chair beneath red draperies fringed in yellow, attired in a mob cap, shawl and blue dress, beside her a finely-drawn N

Best pair of early ca 1725 Wm & Mary period tiger maple & maple side chairs from the School of John Gaines (1704-1743) of Portsmouth, NH w carved crests, rare inset rush seats & orig feet - height 40

The large full-length of impressive size and quality with the young boy depicted seated on a chair in three-quarter profile on a patterned rug wearing fine silk attire. He appears to be a diligent stu

EARLY 18TH C LADDERBACK GREAT ARM CHAIR,ORIGINAL ATTIC SURFACE, DURAND SCHOOL, MILFORD, CT., CIRCA 1700-1720, 48 X 22 X 17 SEAT

19th or Early 20th Century Chinese Ancestor Portrait School, Full Length Husband and Wife Sitting on Throne Chairs, last half of the 19th Century or Early 20th Century, watercolor, gouache, ink ,and g

American School, "Portrait of a Woman in a Chair," and "Portrait of a Man with a Book," early 19th c., pair of watercolors, presented in a wide wood frame, Woman- H.- 5 1/2 in., W.- 4 1/8 in., Man- H.

Late 19th, early 20th C Metamorphic Campaign Lounge Chair. Size: 30" H x 25" W x 41" D

American, early 19th Century. Oil on canvas in a period frame. Portrait of a lady sitting in a chair and wearing a blue-trimmed dress, holding a portrait of an older gentleman (her father?). Restored,

(early 19th century) Gentleman Seated in a Ladderback Chair, unsigned, oil on canvas, 24 x 19-7/8 in.; gilt wood and composition Empire style frame, 28-1/4 x 24 x 2-1/4 in. Provenance: Property from a

Early 19th century. Portrait on copper of a well dressed gentleman seated in a chair with cane and book in hand. Framed nicely in a birds eye maple frame of the period. Framed: H9 3/8" W8 1/8" Sold fr

Michel Ducaroy Pair of 'Togo' fireside chairs, designed 1973 Leather. Manufactured by Ligne Roset, France. Seams with manufacturer's fabric tags and underside with branded decking. Each: 28" H x 33" W

Finn Juhl, Danish, Pair of model BO 59 Fireplace Chairs,1946, for Bovirke; teak frames with upholstered button backs and seat cushions. (SNIG8200/2) {WK} Property Title: From a Private New York City

English School, early 19th Century Portrait of a boy, traditionally identified as Llewelyn Wynne, full-length, with his dog oil on canvas 131 x 89cm (51 9/16 x 35 1/16in). Footnotes: The present

VIEW OF THE FOREIGN FACTORY SITES Canton School, early 19th century Oil on canvas, framed, illustrating the bustling harbor and the American, French and British factories. 25 x 43in (63.5 x 114.3cm) F