William & Mary Bannister Back Tiger maple Armchair, New

New England William and Mary bannister back tiger maple armchair with arched crest transitioning to four (4) flat vertical baluster shaped slats and bottom shaped rail, ring, and cylinder turned stile

American (New England), 18th Century. The ornate carved scrolled pierced crest flanked by turned finials above five split baluster uprights flanked by ring and bulbous turned stiles applied with drama

Centennial William & Mary style Banister back tiger maple armchair with carved crest, rush seat on Spanish feet. 18" seat Ht., 49 1/2" overall Ht..

A William and Mary turned maple banister-back rush-seat side chair, New England, 18th c. 44 1/2 in. high

American (New England), second quarter 18th Century. The arched carved scrolled pierced crest above four split-baluster uprights flanked by turned-block stiles topped with finials, over trapezoidal ru

WILLIAM AND MARY BANNISTER BACK ARM CHAIR, BOSTON, MA., VERY BOLD TURNINGS, GRUNGY OLD BLACK PAINT OVER RED, CIRCA 1710-1730, BLOCK TURNINGS, FIVE BANNISTERS, ORIGINAL SPLINT SEAT, 40 X 24 X 18 SEAT

Possibly Wallace Nutting, seat height 17 inches, overall height 49 inches, width 23 inches.

William and Mary Tiger Maple High Chest of Drawers, New England, early 18th century, the top section with flat molded cornice, on a double arch-molded case of five drawers set into lower case of three

18th c New England William & Mary bannister back side chair. Later slip in seat. Refinished.

A William and Mary Turned and Carved Maple Bannister Back Rush-Seat Side Chair Circa 1730 Height 44 inches. Property from the Estate of Paul Thomas Griffith, Dayton, Ohio

William & Mary Maple Banister Back Side Chair, New England, 18th C., together with a black-painted and stencil-decorated splint seat rocking chair, New England, 18th C. From 38-1/2"h to 42-1/2"h Prove

New England bannister back arm chair, maple and cherry with double lobed crest, mushroom finials, crook arms and sausage turned front legs. 45" high, 24" wide, 19" deep. Condition: the seat re-rushed,

New England William & Mary four slat ladder back armchair, 18th c. with rush seat 47.5"h x 23.25"w 23.5"d / seat height 18.5" Condition: repainted, losses

American (New England), second quarter or mid 18th Century. The ornately carved, scrolled and pierced crest flanked by turned finials above four split-baluster uprights flanked by ring and bulbous tur

A D.R. Dimes Benchmark Turned and Volute Carved Tiger Maple and Pine Comb-Back Windsor Armchair  New Hampshire, 1991 impressed mark and incised signature and date to the underside of the seat, ed

A FINE WILLIAM AND MARY BANISTER BACK ARMCHAIR, OLD BLACK PAINT, MAPLE AND ASH, LATER SPLINT SEAT SOLID, CIRCA 1720-1740, 46 X 23 X 17

18th c. William & Mary Rush Seat Armchair, New Hampshire, with mushroom finials, shaped crest rail, five shaped back splats, baluster turned stiles and front stretchers. Purchased at Burson Wynkoop An

American (New England), second-quarter 18th Century. The five graduated arched curved ladders flanked by turned ring stiles topped with finials, applied with cylindrical turned arms above a trapezoida

William and Mary Walnut and Maple Armchair. The molded rectangular and serpentine crest carved in relief with leaves, above a caned back within molded stiles, the molded straight arms raised on curved

Set of 2 Early American New England William &  Mary banister back side chair, mid 18th C,  retaining an old black surface.   Measures:   17" wide x 13" deep x  44" high 

William and Mary armchair, New Hampshire, circa 1700 to 1730, with Spanish feet, painted wood with caned seat and back, 47" h x 25" w x 21" d.

Second half-18th century, tiger maple, maple and pine. Single gate leg drop leaf, dovetailed drawer, turned legs, box stretchers, turned feet and pegged and mortised construction. Refinished, top is c

A William and Mary Ladderback Splint-Seat Armchair New England, First Half 18th Century stamped  IC on two back slats. Height 43 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Paul Thomas Griffith, Dayt

New England Heart and Crown Bannister Back Armchairattributed to Connecticut, 18th century, maple and pine, finial post, turned stiles, later rush seat, shaped and notched arm terminus, double turned