Four Chestnut Windsor Arm Chairs By PA House

Four Chestnut Windsor Arm Chairs By PA House. 43" H

Two Chestnut Windsor Arm Chairs PA House & Nichols & Stone. 43 1/2" H

Set 4 Chestnut Windsor Side Chairs By PA House. 39" H

With hoop back over moulded seat, raised on turned legs supported by an H-Stretcher. Dimensions: H 36 x W 26.5 x D 18 inches NOTE: Wear consistent with age and use

Of usual form with a rush seat, the whole raised on four turned legs supported by an H-Stretcher. 38 x 25 x 24 in. NOTE: Good condition, minor losses to rush seat

Set of four Frederick Duckloe and Bros. Inc. mixed woods hoop back Windsor style armchairs, 20th c., brand mark on bottom Frederick Duckloe and Bros. Inc. Portland PA. Colonial Reproductions, 40" x 25

All are arm chairs designed in a Chippendale period style and all are marked "Maitland Smith". From the estate of George Meade Easby of Chestnut Hill, Pa the great grandson of General George Meade.

Period chestnut Windsor arm chair, 36.5 in. T, 23.5 in. W, 14 in. D.

Chestnut Windsor Arm Chair. 40 3/4" H

Set of four Windsor armchairs with pierced splat, continuous bent wood back support to arms and arm supports. Turned spindle backs. Front "U" stretchers with turned back stretchers. Fine set of chairs

Set of four Windsor arm chairs, having slat back with bent wood frame, rising on H stretchered turned legs, with cushions 38"h x 26"w x 20"d/ each Provenance: A San Antonio, TX Estate W

RARE SET FOUR EARLY WINDSOR ARM CHAIRS, SADDLE SETS, HAND CARVED AND PLANED, OLD SURFACE, EXCELLENT CONDITION, 42 X 24 X 18 SEAT

Chestnut Windsor Style Arm Chair By Nichols & Stone. 34 1/4" H "ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPON

Probably New England, 18th/19th C. Together with a fifth low-back Windsor, lacking one leg and stretchers. Apx. 29-1/2"h Provenance: Property from the Westervelt Company, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

Four Assorted Windsor Armchairsincluding a 20th century tall comb-back chair with scrolled knuckles, saddle seat on splayed turned legs (49 x 26.5 x 17 in.); two similar 19th century American pine and

Likely English, 20th century. Set of four continuous bow back wooden Windsor armchairs in the Georgian taste, having pierced splats, and rising on turned legs with stretchers. Unmarked. Approx. of one

20th century, by Saybolt Cleland. Each with baluster turned legs, H form stretchers, a saddled seat below scrolled arms, a spindled back and a high crestrail. Marked at the seats. Dimensions: Each is

Late 18th - early 19th centuries, mixed woods. Four sackbacks with spindle backs, turned arm stiles and wide seats. Two with boldly-turned legs and H stretchers, 17.5" seat, 35.5"h. And 16.5" seat, 35

Four wooden chairs having curved backs and arms. Bar detail to backs and arms. Wear from age and use. 30.5 inches height, 19 inches width, 20.5 inches depth. 30.5"H x 19"W x 20.5"D Wear from age and u

three chairs matching; single chair, 21 inches 20 inches wide

Late 20th century, mixed woods. Continuous arms with brace backs. Spindle backs, turned stiles, legs and "H" stretchers and saddle seats. Worn, black over red paint. 17.5" seat, 38.5"h.

A set of four Frederick Duckloe continuous Windsor armchairs. Each: 40 in tall x 26 in wide x 19 in deep.

Baker Furniture Co. (American), 20th century. Set of four English crafted oak Windsor armchairs in the Georgian taste, each having a hoop back, pierced splat, and rising on turned legs with stretcher.

Paul Ki-Kydd oak gate leg table with two hinged sides, signed by maker "1st Run Of Oak Twin Gate, 6"L, 5"W, 2.5"H, also includes a set of four David booth Windsor armchairs, dished shield shaped seats