New England Early 18th Century Banister-back Armchair.

New England Early 18th Century Banister-back Armchair. Shaped cut-out crestrail with five split spindle slats flanked by turned supports, scrolled arms, woven splint seat, turned legs with stretcher s

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

18th century New England banister back armchair, old black painted surface, rush seat, 43"T x 20"W x 15"D, seat height is 16"

18th c. New England Banister back armchair. 19" seat Ht., 43" overall Ht..

A late 18th/early 19th century New England sack back Windsor armchair. Seven upper spindle back, shaped hand holds, turned spindles, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher base. Hickory construction w

A late 18th/early 19th century New England bow back Windsor armchair. Seven spindle back, shaped arms, turned spindles, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher base. Hickory and Maple construction with

A late 18th/early 19th century New England continuous arm, brace back Windsor armchair. Nine spindle back, shaped hand holds, turned spindles, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher base. Hickory and

Set of 2 Early American New England William &  Mary banister back side chair, mid 18th C,  retaining an old black surface.   Measures:   17" wide x 13" deep x  44" high 

A New England Comb-Back Windsor Armchair Late 18th/Early 19th Century the underside of the seat marked G. Huntington and incised A. Ch. Weaver. Height 43 x width 24 inches. Provenance: Case Antiques,

New England or Mid Atlantic region, late 18th-early 19th century, mixed woods. High back with scrolled ears, knuckle arms and turned legs and "H" stretcher. Old refinishing, old tan paint on underside

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED LADDER-BACK RUSH-SEAT ARM CHAIR, four-slat back, shaped arm rests. Retains an old, possibly original, red-painted surface. Late 18th/early 19th century. 17 1/4" H seat, 47" HOA.Goo

An American Volute-Carved Comb-Back Knuckle-Arm  Painted Windsor Armchair New England, 18th Century appears to retain an early painted surface. height 44 x width 22 x depth 16 inches Property fro

Pair of brace-back, pipe stem turned Windsor armchairs. Rhode Island, late 18th century. Old green paint over early red. Seats may have been upholstered when the chairs were painted green.. Overall H

New England 18th c. Banister Back Side Chairs, with carved crest and rush seats, in black paint, having some Royalist symbols, both with 16" seats, 47" backs, 19" x 18", good condition, different fron

EARLY 18TH C WILLIAM AND MARY BANISTER BACK ARMCHAIR ORIGINAL FEET, FULL HEIGHT, CIRCA 1720-1740, 46 X 21 X 17 SEAT

18th c. William & Mary Rush Seat Armchair, New Hampshire, with mushroom finials, shaped crest rail, five shaped back splats, baluster turned stiles and front stretchers. Purchased at Burson Wynkoop An

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 c. New England Banister back rush seat chair. 17" seat Ht., 41 1/4" overall Ht..

18th century New England ladder back armchair with sausage turnings in original natural surface, original button feet, rush seat, includes Linsey Woolsy cushion, 43.5"H x 24.25"W x 21"D

18th century New England ladder back armchair with sausage turnings, bulbous front stretcher, old black painted surface, with linsey woolsey padded seat, original button feet, 43"T x 23"W x 21"D

18th c. New England maple Banister back chair with rush seat. 17" seat Ht., 43" overall Ht..

New York or New England, early 18th century, with turned posts and four slat back, sausage turned stretchers, oak split seat, 48 x 25 x 18 in. Provenance: Christie's, New York (old label attached with

William & Mary Maple Banister Back Side Chair, New England, 18th C., together with a black-painted and stencil-decorated splint seat rocking chair, New England, 18th C. From 38-1/2"h to 42-1/2"h Prove