Set of Eight Painted Bowback Windsor Side Chairs, New England, c. 1810, with bamboo turnings, old

18th century New England bow back 7 spindle Windsor side chair with bamboo turnings and old black paint, 36.5"T x 19"W x 17"D

New England 8 spindle Windsor bowback side chair, spindles mortised through hoop back, legs mortised into seat, bamboo turnings, old black paint over original green paint, 33"t. x 16" x 17", 17" seat

Ca. 1780-1800 New England 9 spindle Windsor side chair with bamboo turnings, in old black painted surface, 36"t. x 15" x 15 1/2', seat height 17"

Good set of four signed hoop-back Windsor chairs with bamboo turnings. 19th century taupe paint over original black. Probably New Hampshire. Signed M?S T Stone. Circa 1820. H 37-3/4" W 15-1/2" D 16-1/

Assembled set, all with very similar turnings and spindle count, New England 1810-30, mixed woods, circa 37" high. Condition Fine to Very Good.

C. 1790 SET FOUR BOWBACK WINDSORS, NEW ENGLAND, PINE, MAPLE AND HICKORY, ORIGINAL DECORATED PAINT, BLACK WITH YELLOW BANDING.ORIGINAL CRUSTY VARNISH OVERCOAT. GOOD BAMBOO TURNED LEGS AND STRETCHERS, S

Ca. 1780-1800 New England continuous arm Windsor chair in old black painted surface, bamboo turnings on legs, 36" t. x 16" x 17", 17 1/2" seat height

Set of 6 D.R. Dimes Windsor chairs, 2 bow-back armchairs with New England vase turnings 41.5"T x 26"W x 22"D, 4 bow-back side chairs with matching turnings 39"T, mellow brown traditional finish

Each with hand painted elements, New England origin.

Seven-spindle, faux bamboo turnings Windsor side chairs, one with stepped crest and old red paint; early Windsor/"captain's" chair with metal rod supports; three ladderbacks with splint seats, one as

Assembled set of four tablet top Windsor side chairs, New England, early 19th C. Each with shaped plank seat over splayed stretchered legs.33 3/4" x 36"H. x 16 1/4"W.

Pair of D.R. Dimes bow back Windsor side chairs in blackish green crackle finish with New England turnings, signed on bottom, 38.5"T x 21.5"W x 20"D, seat height is 18"T

Set of 5 elegant hoop back Windsor chairs. Original green paint with original brown painted seats. The painted seats likely simulated leather upholstered seats of the period. Note that brown paint wra

AMERICAN PAINTED BOWBACK WINDSOR SIDE CHAIRS, SET OF SIX, each featuring seven-spindle back, shaped seat, raised on well-turned splayed legs and joined by an H-form stretcher. Retains an old white-pai

early 19thC New England bow back Windsor side chair w shaped saddle seat in old black paint - 36" tall

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINT-DECORATED WINDSOR SIDE CHAIRS, SET OF SIX,featuring bamboo-style turnings, thick plant seats, and crest rails with stenciled decoration, no stamp marks located. Retains an old,

VERY RARE 18TH C. WINDSOR CHAIRSPair of bold 18th c. New England Windsor chairs, worn green painted finish, brace back, nine-spindle, saddle seat, heavy splayed legs with vase and ring turnings, turne

Pair black-painted and stenciled Windsor side chairs, plank bottom seats, bamboo-shaped turnings, provenance with card attached on underside of each chair "Property of Richard Collins, Step-down Winds

American, 19th Century (circa 1800). Mixed woods. One side chair in old gray paint with an iron repair. One side chair with bamboo turnings, shaped seat, and worn light green repaint. Seat has been co

Ca. 1800 unusual form continuous arm brace back Winsdor in old red paint with stylized bamboo turnings, branded signature on underside I. Clark. 39”H x 20”W x 17” seat H.

A Set of Six New England Paint Decorated Windsor Side Chairscirca 1800, mixed woods including white pine, old and likely original all-over yellow paint, concave crest rail with four turned spindle sup

2 D.R. Dimes Windsor bow back arm chairs in green crackled painted surface, one has New England vase turnings and the other has Rhode Island vase turnings, 42" t. seats 16" x 21"

Early 19th c. New England bowback Windsor armchair in old paint surface. 17" seat Ht., 37" overall Ht..

18TH C MA. BOWBACK WINDSOR SIDE CHAIR, OLD GREEN PAINT, BOSTON, MA. CIRCA 1790-1810, 36 X 17.5 SEAT