A similar 18th century English Queen Anne commode armchair is offered here to bring the set to eight. With a yolk form crest above a fiddle splat, the armchair also has well shaped, cabriole legs and a deep, scalloped apron. Freshly covered slip seat in a soft red...
Mixed set of seven English walnut Queen Anne side chairs of the early 18th century. Yoke form crests are above fiddle backs. Freshly covered slip seats (Durenberger check) are above well carved cabriole legs. This set is composed of five identical side chairs and...
New England banister back chair circa 1720+. This bold example in a somewhat larger size and has a molded and scalloped crest, typical of the period. Below, are turned spindles supporting sturdy arms over a base with additional robust turnings. No major repair, rush...
Massachusetts Hepplewhite lolling chair, circa 1785+ Featuring an elegant and tall serpentine crested back with slender curving inlaid mahogany arms. Upholstered in a tone on tone ivory stripe and supported by square tapered Hepplewhite legs with stretchers. Restored...
New England William and Mary corner chair, maple, circa 1720. This rush seat example carries robust turnings on all four legs beneath a shaped or sawn back. These corner chairs were also called roundabout chairs, and are quite useful as desk chairs or pull up chairs...
American painted "fancy" armchair, circa 1810-20s. Original floral and leafage decoration in gilt with a balloon form rush seat. This delicate surface has detail and patina. H. 34", W. 19", seat height 17". $225.
American bannister back armchair, circa 1720+. This is a type which easily fits in the William and Mary or Queen Anne category. The cupid's bow crest is flanked by baroque turned finials above banister splats. Splint seat. Straight backed and sturdy for 300 years. Try...
Antique Continental Queen Anne side chairs, 18th century, in older finish. Each chair has a pierced vasi-form splat, slip seat, and cabriole legs with box and turned stretchers. Nice for a casual room at the table or flanking an early chest. H. 38", w. 19", d. 18"...
French country wing chairs are a charm with their provincial imitation of the Louis XV style. From the late 1700s- early 1800s. Both are in fruitwood with older fabrics. Each has scrolled hand holds and cabriole legs with carving. Old repairs. A confident, casual...
"Slipper chair" denotes a low arm or side chair with that purpose in mind. Use in the bedroom for convenience, the flowing lines of this 18th century Louis XV fruitwood carved chair will offer elegance to any setting. H. 34", w. 23", d. 22". seat height 14". $365
