Two Contemporary Windsor Chairs.

Two contemporary black painted Windsor-style chairs to include a sack back Windsor armchair branded RDD and an unsigned Windsor side chair. Armchair: 44 in tall x 26 in wide x 17-1/2 in deep.

(6) side chairs and (2) armchairs. Dimensions: (Armchair) H 38" x W 23.75" x D 20" x SH 17" Condition: One armchair with scratched surface.

(2) reproduction Windsor chairs including one marked Warren Chair Co. underneath, other unmarked. Dimensions: (Warren Chair Co.) H 43.75" x W 25.25" x D 17" x SH 17" Condition: Sun fading, particularl

Two Windsor Chairs with Birdcage Back. Size: 34"h x 16'w X 15 1/2"d Condition: Used, scratches, wear consistent with age

American, late 18th - early 19th Century. Mixed woods. Hoopback with "H" stretcher. 15" seat ht. 35"h. Stepdown with bamboo turning. 17" seat ht. 34"h.

One a painted bow back antique side chair, the other a 20th /21st C fan back armchair with name L. Weissenberger branded to underside of seat. Overall good condition consistent with age and use.All sa

A windsor arm chair and side chair. [37 x 20 1/2 x 19 1/4 inches]. One with loose spindle.

Antique comb-back style with faux aged surface. Manufacturer's label underneath. Dimensions: H 44" x W 28" x D 23" x SH 17" Condition: Intentionally aged and distressed surface.

Three Piece Custom Lot, to include two Windsor chairs, one armchair signed Frederick Duckloe, a side chair signed J. Brown, Lincolnville, ME, along with a Riverbend candle stand, tallest 46 inches.

English mahogany washstand, early 19th c.; together with two Windsor chairs Stand = 42"h x 24"w x 17"d

Two Windsor chairs signed by P.W., both have shield shaped dished seats with raised horn and nicely turned legs, brace back side chair 3.5"H and comb back armchair 3.5"H

Vintage Child's drop leaf table with two windsor chairs, made by South Bend Toy Manufacturing Co., 21" H, 22" W, extends to 26" L (table), 18 1/2" H, 13 1/2" x 12" (chairs)

Two Windsor chairs including a fanback saddle seat with turned splayed legs, and a rod back H-stretcher. Sold with a Hepplewhite tilt top cherry candle stand with shaped corners and reeded vase turned

Three rustic oak armchairs20th centuryComprising two Windsor chairs and a ladder back chair.The largest height 44in (112cm); width 24in (61cm); depth of seat 18in (46cm) Provenance:Property from the

Set of (4) contemporary Windsor chairs. 18" seat Ht., 37 1/2" overall Ht..

Wooden doll furniture, includes two Windsor chairs marked River Bend Chair Co. Westchester, OH on bottom, largest is 13 1/2" high, and a doll's zither with stenciled decoration 9 1/2" high

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

Set of two contemporary dining chairs, painted white with upholstered seats, to include: one side chair and one armchair; 41" h x 26" w x 21" d (armchair). Provenance: From the collection of interior

Circa 1800, mixed woods. A continuous arm, spindle back, turned stiles, legs and "H" stretcher, refinished, repair to arms, age splits and wear. 16.5" seat ht, 34.5"h. and a sack back, spindle back, t

Two Windsor side chairs to include a brace back stamped 'E Tracy', signed on bottom, 38"h x 16.5"w x 19.5"d (sh=18"); together with a northeastern Windsor fan back, painted black, circa 1790, 38"h x 1

Two early 19th C. Windsor side chairs, one signed JCT, possibly for James Chapman Tuttle, Massachusetts. Signed chair: 38-1/2in tall x 17in wide x 17in deep. Seat height: 18in.

Lot (2) 19th c. English Windsor chairs. 18" seat Ht., 42" overall Ht. and 18" seat Ht., 41" overall Ht..

Ca. 1800. Both refinished. Sackback armchair with spindle back and nice turnings. Age splits and pieced repairs, 16.5" seat, 36"h. And fanback side chair with bamboo turnings. Age splits, wear, loss a

Wallace Nutting (American,founded 1917). Group of two similar wooden fan back side chairs, both having carved ears, turned supports and legs and shaped seats. One possibly American, 19th century. One