QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIR New England, First Half of the 18th Century Back height 41.25î. Seat

QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIRNew England, First Half of the 18th CenturyIn maple. Vasiform splat. Block and turned legs joined with a bulbous turned stretcher and end in Spanish feet. Seat with contemporary f

Seat height 18 inches overall height 39.5 inches.

New England Queen Anne side chair, rush seat, urn-form back splat, thick turned legs and stretchers, original paint and stenciling, 40" H; early 19th c grain painted side chair with stenciling, rush s

Cherry New England Queen Anne rush seat side chair, 40-1/2"h, mid 18th c, full height on legs

Pair of Pennsylvania Walnut Queen Anne Side Chairs, 18th century, fancy carved back-splat, with rush seats Height 41.5 in. Width 21 in. Depth 20 in. Seat Height 18 in. Dimensions Height 41.5 in. W

QUEEN ANNE ARMCHAIRNew England, Mid-18th CenturyHardwood under an old rich finish. Yoke back with vasiform splat. Splint seat.Back height 45.5”. Seat height 17.5”.

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

PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIRSConnecticut, Mid-18th CenturyIn cherry. Spoon backs with vasiform splats. Slip seats with needlework upholstery. Cabriole front legs end in pad feet. Turned H-stretchers.

PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIRSConnecticut, Mid-18th CenturyIn cherry. Spoon backs with vasiform splats. Slip seats with needlework upholstery. Cabriole front legs end in pad feet. Turned H-stretchers.

Two 18th c. Queen Anne side chairs, New England. Each with rush seats, one seat needs repair. 1st chair: 41-3/4in tall x 18-3/4in wide x 16in deep. 2nd chair: 40-1/4in tall x 19in wide x 16in deep.

Dimensions: H 39.5" x W 18" x D 13" x S.H. 14" Condition: Breaks and losses to seat. Separation to joints.

Both in a red stain with rush seats and Spanish feet. The larger has a carved yoke crest, ring turned double front stretcher. 41”H x 19”W x 18” seat height. Spoon back with bulbous f

DESCRIPTION: 18th century New England Queen Anne mahogany side chair. Circa 1750. Vase form splat slip needlepoint seat, cabriole legs all joined by a turned stretcher base ending in disc feet. MEASUR

18th Century Painted New England Country Queen Anne Side Chair with Spanish Feet. Carved yoke crest on conforming carved stiles and vase-form splat, the rush seat below on vase and block turned legs j

PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE TRANSITIONAL SIDE CHAIRSNorth Shore of Massachusetts, Second Half of the 18th CenturyIn mahogany. Backs with cupid’s-bow crest rails and pierced vertical splats. Slip seats wi

American Queen Ann cherry side chair with Spanish feet, and bulbous front cross stretcher, probably New England 18th century. Small repair to one of the back legs, newer rush seat, overall very good c

TWO NEAR-MATCHING QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIRSMassachusetts, Mid-18th CenturyIn mahogany. Backs with vasiform splats. Slip seats, one with gold and one with floral upholstery. Cabriole legs joined with bloc

TWO NEAR-MATCHING QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIRSMassachusetts, Mid-18th CenturyIn mahogany. Backs with vasiform splats. Slip seats, one with gold and one with floral upholstery. Cabriole legs joined with bloc

18th Century Black Painted New England Country Queen Anne Side Chair with Spanish Feet. Yoke crest and vase-form splat, the rush seat below on vase and block turned legs joined by a frontal bulbous st

18th C American Queen Anne Carved Mahogany Side Chair with a shaped crest rail over vasiform splat over rush seat with turned legs,bulbous stretcher and Spanish feet

18th century New England banister back side chair with bulbous front turning, old original black paint, good rush seat, 44.5"T x 18"W x 15"D, seat height is 16.5"T

18th century New England banister back side chair in original surface, good rush seat, original button feet are still intact, 42"T x 14"D x 18"W with 16" seat height

18th century Queen Anne side chair with button feet, fiddle back, unusual carvedÊ crest and rush seat. Possibly Woodbury Connecticut? Seat height 16"

18th century, two metal plaques indicating descent in Portland and Salem, in old mellow surface with tall vasiform splat, period upholstered slip seat, turned stretchers and pad feet, 42 x 21-1/2 x 20