George III Elm Open Arm Slipper Chair

Mahogany George III open arm chair, tan leather. Provenance: Christie's, London "Interiors" sale, May 17, 2017, lot 146. [39 1/2" H x 27" W x 29" D; 17 1/2" to seat]. Worn.

George III Oak Open Arm Chair, 18th C. (DSEI254)(MS) Dimensions: Property from a Litchfield Estate

Fine George III Mahogany Open Arm Chair In The Louis XV Taste. English, Circa 1765-1780

37 1/4" high, 24 1/4" wide, 21" deep, seat height 16 1/2". One with soiled seat, edge gouges generalize used wear, arm repairs, light cracking. Property from the Estates of Eve & Peter Mancino, Bridge

with mahogany frames with carved arms and triple reeded legs with molded cuffed feet, covered in green and white cotton. Manufactured by Manzanares Furniture Co., Long Island City, New York. 33" high,

with mahogany frames with carved arms and triple reeded legs with molded cuffed feet, covered in different fabrics. Manufactured by Manzanares Furniture Co., Long Island City, New York. 33" high, 24"

George III Style Mahogany Open Arm Chairs, in floral stripe upholstery Dimensions: 38 1/2" H x 29 1/2" W (TGLI7033)(WT)

Likely mid 19th century, Britain. The piece having a nicely formed frame with upholstered back and seat flanked by acanthus carved arms continuing down to well carved legs. H38" W30" D35" Sold from th

AN EARLY GEORGE III CHIPPENDALE DESIGN MAHOGANY OPEN ARM CHAIR OF GENEROUS SIZE the shaped top rail above a scalloped open work tapering centre splat, shaped arms with swept supports and drop-in seat;

English, mid 19th century. A George III style carved mahogany open armchair with a serpentine crest rail and knuckle ears over a pierced vasiform interlaced and gothic splat above a upholstered seat w

A George III Style Mahogany Open Arm Library Chair, Mid 20th Century. Dimensions: Height 41in; width 25 3/4in; depth of seat 17in; seat height 17in.

A CHIPPENDALE STYLE CARVED WALNUT OPEN ARM LIBRARY CHAIR, ENGLISH, GEORGE III (1760-1820), the canted, rectangular upholstered back over a trapezoidal upholstered seat, within upholstered arms, raised

comprising a country elm transitional arm chair and a George III bellflower carved mahogany side chair. Larger: 39" high, 22" wide, 18" deep. Both in estate found condition with various wear and losse

George III style mahogany arm chair, in the late 18th century taste, the back with open carved slats with round scrolling motifs and arms above the upholstered seat. 38” H x 24.5” W x 24” D

AN EARLY GEORGE III CHIPPENDALE DESIGN MAHOGANY UPHOLSTERED GAINSBOROUGH CHAIR OF GENEROUS SIZE with padded open arms and trellised blind fretwork carved frame, on square legs joined by a cut-out unde

George III Polychromed Satinwood and Maple Bench ca. 1800, of chair-back form with a woven cane seat and back, each section with a painted crest beneath a segmented frieze, open arms and turned legs.

A PAIR OF GEORGE III MAHOGANY OPEN TUB CHAIRS with spindle backs and C scrolled carved corners, scrolled moulded arms and upholstered tapestry seats; standing on tapering square legs. (63cm wide 87cm

Pierced splat; serpentine arms rolled and stepped crest; slip seat; cabriole front legs; slipper feet; circa 1730; veneer loss; H- 40"; W- 25"

Circa early 19th century, having blind fretwork carving on arms and front legs, open work stretcher h. 38 w. 28 d. 36 in. Provenance: The downsizing of a stately Bedford, NY home

A pair of open arm slipper chairs in the manner of Billy (William) Haines. Unmarked. One with ebonized frame and brass feet. 25 x 28.5 x 27 All measurements are in inches. Height x Width x Depth.

George III library arm chair, circa 1770, in the French taste, upholstered in blue needlepoint fabric. Provenance: Christie's, London "The English Collector" sale, May 21, 2015, lot 4. [41" H x 27" W

Early 19th C. George III Mahogany Arm Chair with Rosetta and Foliage Carved Arms on Cabriole Legs with Acanthus Carved Knees and Ball and Claw Feet on Casters, C. 1800-1820. Upholstered in Scalamandre

A George III Elm Corner Chair 18th Century Height 46 x width 31 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from a Private Collection

arms with scrolled terminals 37 1/2" high late 18th century