EARLY YOUTH HEARTH WORKING CHAIR

EARLY YOUTH HEARTH WORKING CHAIR, 19TH CENTURY, SLAT BACK, OLD SURFACE, 28.5 X 11 SEAT

18th century mahogany washstand, 28"t. and 19th century wood youth chair, 36" t.

Lot (3) chairs including iron and leather (18" seat Ht., 37 1/2" overall Ht.), hide covered (18" seat Ht., 35" overall Ht.), and early Continental carved youth chair (30" overall Ht.).

Early 19th C. Painted Youth Chair 30"H, 13 1/2" x 16"

Early Boston style rocker with original paint decoration 38"H, seat is 20" x 18" and circa-1920 Windsor style youth chair in old surface

Early 19th century country arrow back Windsor youth chair in original black paint, 32"T x 14.5"W x 14"D

Circa 1930, Kershaw County, South Carolina. The chair having an early painted surface in deep green with a lighter green underneath. The corn husk seat is in good tight and sturdy condition. H26 1/2"

19th century, possibly Appalachian. The piece is entirely crafted from bent wood and mortise construction. Nice early surface. H32"

Circa 1800, likely central North Carolina. The piece has a nicely turned and sturdy frame with early surface and traces of blue paint. H34 1/2" W14 1/2" D14"

American, late 19th early 20th Century. Mixed woods. A bentwood rocking chair with worn red paint, and black and yellow striping. 10.5" seat height 22.5"h. a simple plank seat chair in worn red paint

Early 19th century. American backcountry pieces with nice early surface throughout. Sold from the collection of a Columbia, South Carolina gentleman collector.

Circa 1840, America. Having a deep red-painted surface which is very early and likely original. Good sturdy condition. H21 1/4" Sold from the collection of a private Aiken, South Carolina family.

Early to mid 20th century. Custom crafted examples having a well built and shaped frame with bold upholstery atop tapered legs. H33" W22" D24" Sold from the collection of Mary Wooten DuPont of Camden,

W. S. Reed Company. Leominster, MA - 1880's. This is a wonderful condition early bank. It is in all original good working condition. Fine Condition.

Early tin clown with plinking action banjo player. Cataloged by Gunthermann of Germany, our example plays music. This one has a great action with arm movement and music box like plinking. Working. CA

GUSTAV STICKLEY Rare and early sidechair with flaring legs, Eastwood, NY, ca. 1901 Unmarked 33 3/4" x 17 1/4" x 17" Provenance: The period Craftsman Home of Ralph and Linda Sherman Johnston, which is

Early working owl decoy, unknown maker, 2nd quarter 20th century. Glass eyes with bear claw nose and leather ears. Honey combed carved pattern on breast. Applied staples to shoulder where perhaps feat

Early hearth hooked rug. New England, circa 1860. Professionally mounted. Condition: Excellent condition. Frame: H 33-1/2" W 68" Rug H 29-1/4" W 64-1/4' Copy and paste this link for a high-res image:

Tiger maple youth chair attributed to Shakers, cane seat, old natural finish, 30"T, seat is 11.5"D x 14"W. Ex. Late Morris Ferguson Collection

HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELD WICKER CORNER CHAIR - Early Chair with rolled back, curl and bead panels, square herringbone woven seat, 28" tall, 14" seat, 29" square. Good condition.

First quarter 19th century, mixed woods. Ladder back, splint seat and multiple layers of paint in red, green and blue. Some wear and loss. 22.5" seat ht. 34.5"h.

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

Mitchell Leather Upholstered Early Chair, gold/light brown, height 34 inches, width 36 inches.

REPAIRS (46 1/2" TALL X 20" SEAT HEIGHT)