Pair of American early Federal easy chairs.

Likely early 19th century. The pair having a nice wide frame with good proportions atop a carved and tapered leg. Good sturdy condition. H34 1/2" W33 1/4" D26" Sold from the collection of a Camden, SC

attributed to Portsmouth, New Hampshire, 1790 to 1800, deeply arched crest and shaped wings, serpentine front seat rail, tapered square, mahogany legs, mahogany, pine and mixed woods, 44-1/2 x 34 x 25

Pair of American Leather Ultra Suede Upholstered Easy Chairs Used condition, minor stains, missing tag. 29"w x 30-1/2"d x 32"h, 19"h to top of seat cushion.

possibly Mid Atlantic, circa 1790-1810, with later elements, serpentine crest rail, incurvate shaped arms, red wool upholstery, square legs and stretcher, together with a custom matching reproduction

1790-1810, with arched crest and serpentine wings, scrolled arms, tapered mahogany legs, faux flame stitch upholstery with loose cushion, 47 x 34 x 29 in. Provenance: A Private New Jersey Estate

Last half of the 19th century. Having a nicely formed frame atop handsome tapered legs ending in a spayed foot. H41" W26" D25"

20th C., with green, red, and white striped upholstery. 39-1/2"h x 29"w x 23"d

Possibly New York, 1st half-19th century, mahogany with ash secondary. Carved fan backs, crests have tablets with inlaid garlands and tapered legs have bellflower inlay and spade feet. Reupholstered s

Circa 1810. Having excellently carved backrest leading down to upholstered seat resting on tapered legs. H40" W20" D19" Sold from the collection of a private Charleston, South Carolina family South of

1790-1810, dramatically shaped serpentine crest, scrolled arms, serpentine wings, and scrolled arms, serpentine front seat rail, tapered mahogany legs, flame stitch style upholstery with loose cushion

A rare pair of early Scandinavian modern easy chairs in petite proportions, designed by Peter Hvidt and Orla Molgaard-Nielsen for Fritz Hansen, c. 1940's. These model 1748 chairs feature flared arms a

Pair of outstanding early maple federal chairs with exceptional original paint. Nice stenciling with carved bows . A similar if not identical set is in the MET and in Centuries and Styles of The Ameri

American Antique Pair of Connecticut Federal Chairs. Appears to be Mahogany carved side chairs with needlepoint fabric covering the seats. Terminating in the Marlboro style leg. Size: 21 x 37 x 17 Sea

Pair of 19th Century American Federal Period Painted Fancy Chairs

Pair of Aesthetic Movement chairs. American, Early 20th Century. Front wheeled feet, carvings of linework and Art Deco style ornament, salmon upholstered cushioning with laurel leaves. One wheel is mi

Rose carved back measuring approx. 31" tall.

Pair, American Federal Style Mirrors. Provenance: Property of Swann and Haddock. Comes from the estate of Richard Swann 'Godfather of Democratic fundraising in Florida' and former finance chair for Pr

Three diminutive children's chairs. American, Early 20th Century. A pair of wicker back and seat chairs, and a rocking chair with woven seat. Wear and scuffs to rocker, cracking to legs of wicker chai

MID-ATLANTIC LATE FEDERAL MAHOGANY EASY CHAIR, wing-back form raised on ring-turned and reeded front legs terminating in ball feet and square back legs. Modern blue tweed upholstery. Legs with early,

Graceful pair of early American Victorian era burled walnut chairs with button tufted Sherbet upholstered chair with matching foot rests or ottomans. Class example of elegance of the American Victoria

Pair of American Arts and Crafts Courtier Sawn Oak Morris Chairs, early 20th century, attributed to L. & J. G. Stickley, each with an adjustable slat back with three steps, the open arms joined with t

A pair of painted 18th century Queen Anne vase-back chairs. Worn original brown paint with burnt orange and yellow striping. Rush seats have some wear. Damage to replaced pad feet and loose joints. 16

Including: pair of birdseye maple; ladderback; Windsor; 34in. - 43.5in.H.

Pair of American Federal Oval Mullioned Windowsearly 19th century72 x 32 inches