THOMAS ASHTON PHILA WINDSOR ARM CHAIR

Thomas Moser cabinet makers, Auburn mass Windsor armchair, signed and dated 1999 under seat. Signed Robert R Ouellete. Seat height 18"

Philadelphia comb back Windsor armchair attributed to Thomas Gilpin or Jedidiah Snowden. Victorian brown paint over original green. See Goyne-Evans "American Windsor Chairs" 42.5" x 25"w x 15.5"d / se

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

Custom Hand Crafted Comb Back Writing Arm Chair by Steven Bunn (Bowdoinham, ME), with milk paint surface, having a shaped and carved crest, twelve spindle back, shaped seat, drawer under writing surfa

Possibly Phila with Saddle Seat and Turned Stretcher Base; Seat Height 17"Condition: Very Good

A Comb-Back Windsor Armchair 18th Century Height 42 inches. Property from the Estate of Paul Thomas Griffith, Dayton, Ohio

Circa 1970's design, This Windsor style arm chair adapted by Thomas Moser. Measures 41" H x 24" wide, 24" Depth. Natural finish, has been exposed to sun but in excellent condition. Pick up for this lo

Three Philadelphia, PA Bow-Back Windsor Chairs. Appears to be the original red paint with gold highlights. Bamboo-turned nine spindle-backs with saddle seats. One armchair and two side chairs. All are

18th C. Phila. Sack Back Windsor Chair. Ring and vased turned arm supports, oval shaped saddle seat with ring and vase turned legs and turned H strecthers. 37 3/4"h x 21 3/4" w, seat height 16". Condi

THOMAS MOSER Cabinetmaker Cherry Windsor Chair. Tall back, tapered spindles with elegant sloped back and arms. Marked Thomas Moser Cabinetmakers Auburn Maine 1988 Bruce Bahrmann-- Dimensions: H: 41.5

Thomas Moser Chairs Dated 2009, signed bottom center, having Windsor style arched spindle continuous arm backs and a light to medium cherry wood finish Property from: a Private Collector, Hinsdale, Il

together with child's white painted sack back windsor arm chair. Bear: 21" high; chair: 23" high, 15 1/2" wide, 9" deep. Bear with losses, wear, neck slightly loose, sold as is. Chair with paint wear,

Philadelphia rail back Windsor arm chair, old green painted surface, old split in seat, 28" h, 29" w across arms, seat height 16 1/2"

Rare Nantucket knuckle arm Windsor armchair. Attributed to Charles Chase. Nantucket, Massachusetts, late 18th century. A similar chair is illustrated in, "The Windsor Chair" by Charles Santore. Condit

Rod back Windsor arm chair. Original black paint with white highlights. Probably New England. circa 1820. Condition: Excellent original condition. H 38-1/8" Seat H 18-1/2" W 20-1/8". Collection of Dav

Large bamboo turned Windsor armchair. Original white paint. New England, circa 1820. Condition: Repair to top crest rail. Otherwise original. H 35-5/8" Seat H18" W 21" D 20". Copy and paste this link

MIXED WOODS, BOLD TURNINGS, SIGNED W. COILA DEY, 43”H X 25”W X 24”D, OLD REFINISHED CONDITION

Windsor sack back arm chair with old brown paint and varnish. New England, circa 1790. Condition: Excellent original condition. Paint is old, probably 19th century. H 40-1/4" H (seat) 16-7/8" W 20-1/8

DESCRIPTION: An extremely fine late 18th century mixed woods Lancaster County (PA) bowback Windsor arm chair. The shaped seat with central pommel and rear edge chamgering (also known as rain gutters)

Windsor sack-back arm chair. Early possibly original paint. New England, circa 1780. H 37" W 22-1/2" Seat H 18-1/8". Condition: Excellent original condition. Estate of Jonathan Rickard Link for high-r

Bamboo turned Windsor arm chair. New England. Circa 1825. 19th century paint. H 34-3/4" W 20-3/4" D 15-3/4" Seat H 17-3/4". Condition: Old repairs where arms meet back. Some wear to paint. Link for hi

Black painted hoop back arm chair, tenon through construction, spindle back, scrolled arms, saddle seat, splayed legs, and stretcher base. 37"h x 23"w x 17"d, 16" seat height

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18 or early 19th century green overpaint. Branded John Sproson, Philadelphia. Circa 1780-1800, 23" wide, 21" deep, 37" high. CONDITION:In good structural condition. No breaks or repairs. E