American Gothic Revival Oak Armchair

American Gothic Revival Oak Armchairmid-19th century, attributed to J. & J. W. Meeks, New York, the elaborately modeled back with Gothic arches, quatrefoils, a pierced roundel resembling a church wind

America, Early 20th C., pair of oak confessional doors in the Gothic Revival style, expertly carved with cross and key designs on the lower panels, and decorative motifs, with glass door knobs. Length

GOTHIC REVIVAL OAK ARMCHAIR

Victorian Gothic Revival Oak Armchair in the manner of A. W. Pugin, the back with a molded top rail over a tripartite arch with carved tracery, joined to shaped arms, a plank seat and curule base. h.

Group of (4) French Gothic Revival oak armchairs, 19th century, each having turned finials centering a pierced border rising on the relief carved seat back, leading to flared arms, the whole rising on

Pair of 19th C. Gothic Revival oak armchairs with upholstered arms, seat and back, 54" h. x 21" w. x 23"d.

An American Gothic Revival quartersawn oak dining table, having a rectangular top, above carved supports, and rising on shoe feet, 30"h x 77.5"w x 35.5"d

Two American Gothic Revival Walnut Armchairs mid-19th century, with carved spired backs and an oval upholstered panel, open arms and turned legs. h. 56" and 57"

(pair) French Gothic Revival carved oak armchairs, 20th c., having spire finials, over pierced back, figural handholds, rising on stretcher-joined turned legs, approx 55.75"h, 55.5"w, 22"d, seat heigh

Gothic Revival Carved Oak Upholstered Armchair, Attributed to A.J. Davis, New York 47 1/2 x 24 x 36 in., height of seat 16 in.

American Gothic Revival quarter sawn oak server, c.1900, having shelf supported by Corinthian capital topped spiral turned standards, two drawers, lower shelf, approx 43.75"h, 51.75"w, 22"d Start Pric

American Gothic Revival quarter sawn oak sideboard, c.1900, carved with foliate motifs, having raised back with beveled mirror plate flanked by Corinthian capital topped spiral turned standards, three

Full title: A French Gothic Revival white oak wooden armchair, 20th C. Description: H 127,5 x L 68 x D 49cm

An American Gothic Revival style quartersawn oak hall chair, having a tall back, above geometric form arms, 47"h x 24.5"w x 17.5"d

Full title: An English Victorian Gothic Revival oak high back arm chair, 19th C. Description: H 111,5 x L 48 x D 56 cm

Eight American Gothic Revival Carved White Oak Dining Chairs, mid-19th c., possibly "Stanton Hall Maker" or John Henry Siever, San Antonio, Texas, incl. two arm and six side chairs, arched crocketed c

(lot of 7) American Gothic Revival quarter sawn oak dining suite, c.1900, including: (1) extension dining table, circular tabletop encircled by carved skirt, rising on split pedestal base, accompanied

American Gothic Revival quarter sawn oak display cabinet, c.1900, carved with foliate motifs, having glass front and sides accented by arched overlay, double doors opening to lighted mirrored-back int

American or British Gothic Revival oak church pew, late 19th to early 20th century, having a linenfold and grape vine carved back with a lion cartouche, and flanked by end supports with foliate finial

19th century American Renaissance Revival carved oak armchair, 53"h x 26"w x 21"d.55

(pair) American Renaissance Revival oak curule armchairs, attributed by consignor to R.J. Horner & Co. (New York, 1886-1915), early 20th c., having carved and pierced back with scrolling foliates and

Pair of American Gothic Revival-Style Mahogany Armchairs of generous proportions, each bench made in the Philadelphia Gothic style to match a sofa, and each with trefoil decorated panels at the arms

English Victorian Gothic Revival oak high back arm chair with needlepoint seat and back panel.

American oak Gothic Revival church baptismal stand, 20th c., having an octagonal top over the pedestal accented with Gothic arches, raised on a larger stepped octagonal base, 50.5"h, 26"w, 26"d Start