Philadelphia chair

19th C. Carved Shield Back Philadelphia. Chair with Serpentine Front and Molded Legs, Mahogany Circa 1800. 38 1/2"h x 21 1/2"l x 18 1/2"d. Condition: Good with new upholstery.

Chippendale Style Solid Mahogany Armchair with triple arched rail, pierced urn back, boldly carved cabriole front legs, shaped back legs, later needlepoint slip seat, 18" seat, 27 1/2" arms, 40" back,

18th Century Philadelphia Chair with through tenons 37H x 21.5 W x 17.5D inches

35.5 in H - 22 in W - 17.5 in D - Seat Height 15 in

This is a set of four mahogany Chippendale style Philadelphia chairs, including two side chairs and two arm chairs.ITEM LOCATION: This item is located in Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. NOTE Customer mus

From The Philadelphian. Carved wood. Upholstered seat.43 1/4" h x 20" w x 21 1/4" d. Seat height 19 1/2".

Including titles such as "The Arts and Crafts of Newport, RI"; "Charleston Furniture"; "The Philadelphia Chair"; "Vermont Furniture 1765-1850"; "Baltimore Furniture 1760-1810"; "Colonial Grandeur in P

Antique Oak Adjustable Conversion High Chair/Stroller. Labeled Philadelphia Chair Company. Circa 1890. Splat-back, cane seat and metal wheels. 41"h. Condition: Good with wear.

MacDonald. Central New Jersey Chairmaking of the 19th Century. Pamphlet, n.d. // Kindig. The Philadelphia Chair 1685-1785. Hist. Soc. of York Co., 1978. // Osburn. Measured Drawings of Early American

18TH CENTURY PR. CHERRY QUEEN ANNE PHILADELPHIA CHAIRS Dimensions:38"X20"X 17"

CHIPPENDALE WING CHAIRPhiladelphia, Circa 1780In mahogany. Nicely arched back. Legs with beautiful foliate-carved knees and claw & ball feet. Stripped of upholstery. Back height 48”. Seat height

Converted potty chair. Approx 25 1/2" wide, 15 1/4" to seat, 17" deep, 45" tall. No shipping

Philadelphia Side Chair. Philadelphia,1755-1770 "III" chiseled into the top of the front rail rabbet; Slip seat marked "IV". Walnut; white cedar corner blocks, hard pine slip seat. 41 1/2" x 22 3/4" x

A Chippendale carved walnut side chair, Philadelphia, PA, circa 1770 With shell-carved crestrail over urn-form splat, scalloped apron, on shell-carved cabriole legs, ending in ball-and-claw feet, old

An American Chippendale Carved Walnut Side Chair, Philadelphia, PA, ca. mid-1760's, Having serpentine crest rail with central shell motif above an urn form splat on a molded seat with central shell ou

Philadelphia Queen Anne walnut necessary chair, circa 1770. 42.5"h x 29"w x 18"d / 15.5" seat height

Seat height 16.5 inches, overall height 41 inches, width 19.5 inches, depth 16 inches. Though unmarked, this chair is nearly identical to documented works by Savery.

Early 19th c. Philadelphia Windsor chair. Probably John B. Ackerley. 18 1/2" seat Ht., 38 1/2" overall Ht..

Early 19th c. Philadelphia signed Benjamin Freeman chair. Stamped underside. 17" seat Ht., 36" overall Ht..

An eighteenth century ladderback arm chair having shaped back splats over a rush seat and bolbous turned stretcher, possibly Philadelphia. Ht: 47" Width: 25" Depth: 17.5"

John Brietnall Ackley (worked 1763-1827) Philadelphia bow back Windsor side chair 37.5"h x 17"w x 16"d / seat height 16.5" Note: for a similar chair see Goyne-Evans "American Windsor Chairs" Condition

23" wide X 20" deep X 35" high. Wood has some light scratches. MG.

19th C High Style Walnut Philadelphia Arm Chair, nicely upholstered measuring approx. 41.5"h x 25."w x 26"d

Assembled Set of Six Classical Ebonized and Stencil Decorated Klismos-Form Side Chairs, Philadelphia Each fitted with silk upholstered drop seats. 33 x 17 1/2  x 21 in., height of seat 18 in.