A Pair of American Chippendale Walnut Side Chairs

Philadelphia or Delaware River Valley, 3rd quarter 18th century, walnut. Pierced splats, scrolled ears and beaded legs and seat frames. Mortise and pegged construction. Original slip seats. Scratch ca

Philadelphia, circa 1760; serpentine crest rail with carved central shell and flared ears, solid vasiform splat, slip seat with shell carved seat rail, cabriole legs with shell carved knees, ball and

American Chippendale Walnut Side Chairattributed to Philadelphia, circa 1780, shaped crest rail and stiles with scratch bead, shaped solid back splat set within a molded shoe, upholstered slip seat, m

An American Chippendale Walnut Side Chair, Mid-Atlantic States, Fourth Quarter 18th Century. The yoked crest rail, shaped stiles above a trapezoidal upholstered slip seat, seat railes with through ten

circa 1770, each with serpentine crest and scrolled ears over a pierced splat, silk damask upholstered slip seats, ball and claw feet, mellow old surface, 38-1/2 x 23 x 20-1/2 in., seat height 18 in.

circa 1770, each with serpentine crest and scrolled ears over a pierced splat, silk damask upholstered slip seats, ball and claw feet, mellow old surface, 38-1/2 x 23 x 20-1/2 in., seat height 18 in.

An American Chippendale Carved Walnut Side Chair, Philadelphia, PA, ca. mid-1760's, Having serpentine crest rail with central shell motif above an urn form splat on a molded seat with central shell ou

Pair of American Chippendale Sidechairs mid-18th century, Pennsylvania, each with a shaped crest rail and splat, raised on cabriole legs with trifid feet. h. 40"

Pair Chippendale carved walnut side chairs, 18th/19th century. Measures: H 39" x W 20" x D 17" Seat H: 18"

Massachusetts, Late 18th Century. 38in h x 23in w. Condition: Minor dings and rubbing to legs and talons on feet; needlework seats later, but appears to retain original seat stretchers.

Philadelphia, mid-18th C., with claw-and-ball feet 38"h x 21-1/2"w x 17"d (seat)

20th century, each finely crafted with scrolled and shell carved crest rail, flame stitch style upholstery, shell carved cabriole legs with ball and claw feet, 41 x 23-1/2 x 21 in. Provenance: Collect

Pair of American Chippendale Mahogany Side Chairs. Seat height 18"h.; 37-1/2"h. overall. Tex Johnson Collection. Condition: Good with wear.

Pair of American Chippendale Mahogany Side Chairs. Seat height 18"h.; 38"h. overall. Tex Johnson Collection. Condition: Good with wear.

A pair of American Chippendale mahogany side chairslate 18th centuryheight 37 1/2in (95cm); width 22in (56cm); depth of seat 16in (40cm)

A Pair of American Chippendale Mahogany Side Chairs Circa 1790 Height 38 1/2 inches Property from the Collection of Robert and Mary Montgomery, Palm Beach, Florida This lot is located in Palm Beach.

A Pair of American Country Chippendale Side Chairs. Constructed of maple and birch with pierced back spalt, rush seats, and bold turned front stretcher, supported on Spanish feet. Older refinishing wi

Pair of American Chippendale mahogany side chairs. Inside seat stretcher "VII" is carved. [40" H x 20 1/2" W x 16" D; 18" H to seat].

Pair of American Queen Anne Walnut Side Chairs, 18thc., the crestrail centered by a carved scallop shell over a vasiform backsplat and shaped upholstered slip seat, raised on cabriole legs joined by t

A pair of matching American country Chippendale side chairs in maple with carved ears and vase-form splats, square legs with one chamfered edge, and replaced rush seat (rope rush has been added) - bot

Both 20" wide x 20" deep x 37-1/4" high. Staining on upholstery.

A PAIR OF AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE STYLE CARVED WALNUT CHAIRS, PROBABLY NEW YORK, 19TH CENTURY, reproduced after the "Crim" chair, the shell fan crest within scrolling foliate serpentine crest rails, abov

Pair of American Chippendale-Style Mahogany Side Chairs replicas of the John Cadwalader chairs attributed to the workshop of Benjamin Randolph (1721-1791) Philadelphia, each with a leaf- and scroll-ca

Pair of American Renaissance Revival Walnut Side Chairsthird quarter 19th century, attributed to George Hunzinger, with lathe-turned details, caned seats and padded backs.h. 35", w. 19", d.