John Belter Chairs Slipper Chairs. Upholstered seat with Rosewood Back

Pair of antique laminated rosewood John Henry Belter Victorian salon slipper lounge chairs, a pair. Dimensions: 35 1/2 inches high x 21 1/2 inches wide x 20 inches deep. Please refer to photos for mor

Grape vine and oak leaf motif. Needlepoint upholstered seat. Height 44 inches.

Rosalie pattern, c.1855, laminated rosewood, the arched crests surmounted by carved roses and grapes, with curved upholstered backs over shaped seats, raised on cabriole legs ending in casters.  Ex.C

John H. Belter (American/ German, 1804-1863), third quarter 19th century. A Rococo Revival rosewood slipper chair in the Rosalie pattern, the back comprising seven layers of lamination, decorated with

American Carved Rosewood Slipper Chair , mid-19th c., attr. to John Henry Belter, New York, pierced foliate and scroll shield back, shaped legs, casters , h. 42 in., w. 19 in., d. 21 in

A 19th century British Victorian period slipper chair. Rosewood construction with shaped back and carved floral detail, upholstered back and seat with original needlework, and shaped base with carved

Carved rosewood. Upholstered seat and back. 38 1/2" h x 18 3/4" w x 24" d. Seat height 17 1/2".

Victorian rosewood slipper chair, having a shaped back above a cream upholstered low seat, and rising on carved cabriole legs, 33.5"h

Carved rosewood. Upholstered seat and back. 38 1/2" h x 18 3/4" w x 24" d. Seat height 17 1/2". Three chairs measure that height. One chair measures 38 7/8" h. We believe it is because of the caster.

Circa 1860s Applied plaque to back apron: Julia Francis Ward / To / David Henshaw Ward / June 23rd 1869 With rocaille and foliate pierced back over a widening upholstered seat on cabriole legs 39.25"

American Rococo Revival ebonized carved wood slipper chair with upholstered seat and back. 41" H x 25" W x 25" D. Seat 17" H.

Attr. to Tommi Parzinger slipper chair, Circa 1950s, plaid upholstered seat and back, lacquered frame, unmarked, 26"h x 17"h x 17"d

Pair of Louis XV Style Slipper Chairs, modern, with upholstered backs and seats, raised on cabriole legs. Dimensions: 34.5 in.h. x 25 in.w. x 20 in.d. Condition: Some nicotine odor.

Pair of Biedermeier Style Curved Back Armchairs. Carved wood frame with custom upholstered seats and backs. Slipper chair form. Pair of curved back armchairs each measures 33 inches x 23.5 inches x 22

Antique Mahogany Victorian Chair, Spoon Back Slipper Chair Having Tufted Velvet Upholstered Back and Velvet Seat, on Cabriole Legs with Brass Casters, C. 1920. 27” Wide, 29” Deep, 42&rdquo

Pair of Mid Century White Upholstered Slipper Chairs. Loose seat cushion and back rest. Blue Water Canvas & Marine Interiors Label on seat. Minor spotting to upholstery, good condition. Measures 30-3/

Pair of Victorian slipper chairs, each having a shaped back, above a green upholstered seat and back, and rising on cabriole legs, 29"h. Provenance: Property from the collection of Trotter's Antiques,

Victorian style carved low chair, with green velvet upholstered seat and back, with elaborate crest rail, the front two legs on casters. 38" H x 21" W x 20" D.

Pair of French Louis XVI style mahogany stained slipper chairs, each having a caned oval back, upholstered seat with tie on cushions, and rising on tapered fluted legs, apparently unmarked. Provenance

20th century blue damask upholstered slipper chair with round seat and scrolled back, 30 1/2" x 20" W x 20" L.

Jack Lenor Larsen upholstered slipper chair, rectangular back and seat with separate cushion, upholstered in a light grey, dark grey, and blue check, with tapering square block feet. 33" H x 23" W x 3

Pair of American Rococo Carved and Laminated Rosewood Slipper Chairs, c. 1850-1860, attr. to John Henry Belter, New York, in the pattern commonly referred to as "Fountain Elms", rosette-carved crest,

Contemporary, over-upholstered frames with rolled crest rail, salmon and tan upholstery, loose seat and back cushions, 3/4" cording above paneled skirt with pleated corners; 26"W, 31"D, 33 3/4"H, seat

attributed to John Henry Belter, New York, mid 19th century, with grape, vine, and rose carved decorated frame, red silk damask upholstery, on carved legs with scrolled feet and casters, retaining an