Early American East Coast Windsor Chair

Early American East Coast Windsor Chair

Two chairs; solid condition and refinished at an early date. Found in Prince Edward Island. Origin is either Canadian East Coast or New England, circa 1820. Measuring, 34 3/4" height x 18 1/4" width x

With triple medallion crest rail, and original painted decorations faded but still visible. H: approx. 34 3/4". W: approx 18 1/2". D: approx. 15 1/4".

Likely mid 18th century, New England. The piece has a double arch banister back above the arm rail with slightly swept tips above the plank seat resting on turned legs connected by stretcher. H42" W22

ca 1790-1810 Early American, New England mixed wood saddle seat Windsor chair. Measuring approx 36" tall x 19" wide x 16.5" deep and a seat height of 16. Some age related issues as shown, slight seat

Early 1800s American Windsor Side Chair Overall measure: 19 w x 21 h x 17.5 d Seat height measure: 16 h Easy convenient local pickup available, local delivery available for fee, out of area buyer resp

New World, Native American, East Coast, probably Maine (Penobscot), ca. late 1920s to 1930s. A curved, hand-carved stick capped by a dramatic face carved in high relief from one side. Three horn-like

EARLY AMERICAN BLACK PAINTED WINDSOR ARM CHAIR, VASE AND RING TURNED, 44 X 16 SEAT

Primitive Oak Windsor Armchair Welsh, early 19th C., with traces of original red paint. Together with a bow-back Windsor chair, American, early 19th C. Crest of back cracked on side chair. 32-1/2"h an

Primitive Oak Windsor Armchair Welsh, early 19th C., with traces of original red paint. Together with a bow-back Windsor chair, American, early 19th C. Crest of back cracked on side chair. 32-1/2"h an

Two similar early 19th century American Windsor side chairs. Mixed wood construction with hoop backs, eight turned spindles, shaped seats and turned stretcher bases. Older refinishing with minor wear.

An early 19th century American fan back Windsor side chair. Hickory and Maple construction with a Pine seat, six spindle back with shaped crest, turned spindles, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher

American, early 20th century. Windsor type side chair with original worn green paint, 19"h. Together with a doll dresser. Mixed woods including poplar, 9.5"h. 9.5"w. 5.75"d. And a pine dressing table

Early American Seven Rail Bamboo-turned Birdcage Windsor Side Chair.Measures 34 inches x 18.5 inches x 18 inches, saet height 17 inches.

Seven High Quality reproduction Windsor chairs each hand crafted and signed by Jeff Trapp who was declared on of America's 200 best craftsmen by Early American Homes Magazine. All chairs are in excell

Late 18th Century, group of four family members in full length. Mother and father seated in Windsor chairs, housed in original gold frame. 10 1/2" x 7 3/4".

Early 19th century, mixed woods including ash. Two bowbacks. One stamped "AW Turner". Original black paint with gilt details. Stretcher replaced with metal rod, overall wear. 15" seat, 35"h. And one w

American Hoop-Back Windsor Chair , early 19th c., plank seat, bamboo turned legs , h. 34 in., w. 16 in., d. 15 1/4 in

Early 19th century, mixed woods. Fanback with scrolled ears and turned posts. Turned legs and "H" stretcher. Old brown paint. 16.5" seat, 35"h.

Early 19th century, in old yellow paint and foliate decoration at the crestrail and the seat. Dimensions:12 1/2" x 11 1/2", the seta height is 9", the overall height is 20 1/2".

American, early 19th Century. 27"h 12.25"l.

19th century; with traces of early yellow paint; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar CA; 17 1/2 inches wide; 19 inches deep; 38 inches high

Late 18th-early 19th century, mixed woods. Assembled group of seven sides and one armchair with "H" stretchers. Cleaned down with varying varnished surfaces. Some wear and age splits, armchair has pie

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