THREE AMERICAN WINDSOR AMRCHAIRS.

Ca. 1800, mixed woods. Fanback with old worn brown paint, spindle back, turned stiles, legs and "H" stretcher, 17.5" seat, 37"h., hoop back with old worn brown paint, spindle back and turned legs, and

Early 19th century, mixed woods including ash. Two bowbacks. One stamped "AW Turner". Original black paint with gilt details. Stretcher replaced with metal rod, overall wear. 15" seat, 35"h. And one w

Three matching American Windsor chairs, 19th C., octagonal insert in crest, dark finish, wear consistent with age and use, 34 1/4" h. x 16 1/2" w. x 16" d.

Three 18th c. American Windsor Chairs Dimensions: 39" H, seat 17" H

Set of Three American Pine Bamboo-Turned Windsor Chairs , 19th c., incised stamp of G. Cole, Maryland, plank seat, stretchers , h. 33 1/4 in., w. 19 in., d. 16 1/2 in Provenance: Property of the Mobil

Three Pieces: Pair Of Antique American Windsor Open Arm ChairsTogether with another associated arm chair all with shaped headrails one with scrolling designs above seven spindles with outward scrollin

AMERICAN LATE WINDSOR HIGH CHAIR, three spindle back, shaped plank seat, raised on tall slightly splayed bamboo-turned legs joined with box stretcher. Refinished surface. Together with a Windsor table

First half 19th century. A bamboo Windsor youth chair in mixed woods with repair to the crest rail, 13" seat, 29"h. An Empire painted half spindle back youth chair, 15" seat, 29.5"h. And a painted bal

Nineteenth century. Sheraton rocker with reddish-black graining and rush seat, two ladderback rockers with splint seats, ladderback chair with splint seat and a bamboo Windsor missing a rung.

AMERICAN FURNITURE REFERENCE VOLUMES, LOT OF THREE, including Hurst/Prown, "Southern Furniture 1680-1830" and Evans, "American Windsor Furniture - Specialized Forms". Hard covers. Excellent condition.

Three 19th C English/American Spindle Back Chairs, one Windsor with faux bamboo turned leg, English splat back chair with likely yew wood seat along with a yellow painted rocking chair Dimensions: Roc

Early 19th century, mixed woods. Spindle backs, "H" stretchers. Three with old black paint (one has partial split in bow), 16.5" seat, 37.5"h. 17" seat, 36.5"h., and one with added leather seat, 17" s

First quarter 19th century. Cherry tilt top candlestand. Rectangular top with ovolo corners, turned column and scimitar legs. Finish wear and repairs. 28.75"h. 20.5"w. 18"d., combback Windsor rocker w

An American late Windsor child's high chair in original black paint; an early 20th century English Windsor armchair with Gothic back and cabriole legs; a 20th century Windsor style chair in oak, with

Jonathan Charles Fine Furniture (American 2004), "Windsor" leather covered mahogany writing table in the Italian Neoclassical taste, with three drawers and rising on scrolled legs with paw feet, havin

Windsor bench, American, Pennsylvania, 1810-20, bamboo turnings with three-section back, each with oblong incut corner tablet centered in crest of bird cage design back, twenty-seven spindle back plus

A pair of early 20th century fan back Windsor armchairs: mixed woods, crests with carved ears, spindle backs, knuckle arms, saddle seats and turned stiles, legs and "H" stretchers. Repairs. 17.5" seat

An Assembled Group of Six American Bamboo Turned Windsor Chairs, 19th Century. Comprising three 'birdcage' side chairs; a pair of 'fanback' side chairs and a single armchair.

Twentieth century. A birch Sheraton style writing stand, adjustable incline center section on top and turned legs with stretchers. 28"h. 36"w. 15"d., a continuous arm Windsor rocking chair, turned spi

American, first-half 19th Century. Two Windsor armchairs. Ladderback rocking chair in original red paint. From 21"h to 21.75"h.

American, 19th century, mixed wood. Includes a windsor with traces of its original black and gold paint, an oval stool with turned legs and some of its original red paint, and a New England "fancy" st

American, late 20th century. All labeled and with distressed black paint. Pair of sackback armchairs, 41"h. and a bowback side chair, 38.5"h. by "D.R. Dimes". Together with three sackback armchairs (p

Reed and Barton (American (Taunton, Massachusetts), founded 1824). A group of three sterling silver serving pieces in the "Windsor" pattern comprising a rectangular vegetable dish and a gravy boat wit

American, 19th C. Comprising a set of four faux bamboo side chairs and green Arrow-Back chairs, three white side chairs, a pair of Thumb-Backs, 2 similar unpainted and a similar Thumb-Back slipper cha