Pair Queen Anne Walnut Side Chairs

Pair Queen Anne Walnut Side Chairs, shaped splat with carved voluteds at either side, shell varved knees, , slip seats, 43"h x 21"w x 20"d, minor veneer loss on seat rail, 18th c

Philadelphia, ca. 1740-60, with shell decoration. 41"h x 20"w x 16"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by Stanley Weiss, pub

Probably American/Mid-Atlantic States, 18th C., with striped upholstery of a later date. Restorations, surface distress. 38-1/2"h x 21"w x 17"d

A Pair of Queen Anne Walnut Side Chairs Circa 1715 Height 40 x width 20 3/4 x depth 19 inches. Property from the Estate of Norma and David McIntyre, Los Angeles, California Note: This lot is located i

Circa early 19th C. with a carved and shaped crest rail over a vasiform splat with a stepped shoe flanked by shaped side rails, the drop in compass seat with a plain apron, raised on two rounded splay

PAIR OF ENGLISH QUEEN ANNE WALNUT SIDE CHAIRS WITH STAR INLAY. Height: 41 in. by Width: 22 in. by Depth: 21 in.

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

Back surmounted with carved shell decoration, raised on scroll legs ending in lion paw feet, approximate height 41".

A Pair of Queen Anne Style Walnut Side Chairs Likely Irish, 18th/19th Century Height 43 inches. Property from Christa's Ltd., Chicago, Illinois

Probably Dutch, 19th century. A matched pair of Queen Anne style burl walnut side chairs having a shaped and arched crestrail, foliate carved ears and scroll carved stiles with vasiform solid splat ov

Pair of Philadelphia Queen Anne style Walnut side chairs each signed "Harrison Higgins", 1988. 41"h. x 18"w. Seat height 18".

Pair of Antique Queen Anne-Style Carved Walnut Side Chairs, 19th c., shaped splat, molded conforming seat rail with centered shell carving, scrolled shell knees, cabriole legs, pad feet, h. 42 1/2 in.

A PAIR OF DUTCH QUEEN ANNE STYLE MARQUETRY INLAID WALNUT SIDE CHAIRS, 19TH CENTURY, each with a triple lobed crest with bird inlay centering incurved stiles with floral inlay, the vasi-form splat inla

Philadelphia circa 1770-1780; with carved shell on crest rail and trifid feet. 38 in. H, 20 in W., 17 in. D. From the Estate of Philip S. Dubey.

Pair of Pennsylvania Walnut Queen Anne Side Chairs, 18th century, fancy carved back-splat, with rush seats Height 41.5 in. Width 21 in. Depth 20 in. Seat Height 18 in. Dimensions Height 41.5 in. W

19th C. Queen Anne Style Walnut Side Chairs, Pair, Featuring Carved Scroll on Crest, Vase Shaped Splat, and Carved Cabriole Legs with Pad Feet, C. 1840-1860. 23” Wide, 18” Deep, 37.75&rdqu

Pair 19th C Walnut Queen Anne Side Chairs. 39 1/2" H

Walnut side chairs with scrolling details and turned stretchers. Upholstered with cut velvet. Dimensions: H 42" x W 20.5" x D 20.5" Seat Height 19" Condition: Some wear and scrapes to edges. Seats rei

A pair of eighteen century walnut Queen Anne style side chairs having floral embroidered slip seats. Ht: 40.5" Wd: 22" Dpth: 20" Seat: 18"

Pair of Antique Queen Anne Style Side Chairs. Two walnut Queen Anne style side chairs with carved detailing on legs and back splat. Chairs feature upholstered seats with striped and floral motif in pa

English, 20th century. Pair of burl walnut veneered side chairs in the Queen Anne taste, each having a curved top rail, vasi-form splat, and rising on front cabriole legs with pad feet. Approx. of one

Ca. 1760 Queen Anne chairs with a well shaped crest rail and fiddle back splats, with slip seats on cabriole legs ending in tri-fed feet, 40”H x 20”W x 18” seat H.

of "back stool" form, carved walnut cabriole legs and pad feet, with fully upholstered backs and seats. 40" high, 21 1/2" wide, 21" deep. Fabric losses, minor scratches.

Pair small scale / children's solid walnut tall back chairs in "rustic country" construction with hand carving and pegged joints. Custom upholstered by Frank Vicino, San Francisco (tag to underside),