THREE AMERICAN ROCKING CHAIRS CANE & RUSH SEATS

Nineteenth century. Sheraton rocker with reddish-black graining and rush seat, two ladderback rockers with splint seats, ladderback chair with splint seat and a bamboo Windsor missing a rung.

Ca. 1900 pine Eastlake Victorian dresser with backsplash, 25"h. 22"w. 10"d. A ladderback rocking chair with rush seat, refinished with some wear, 9" seat, 26.5"h. And a 20th century wicker basinet wit

19th century; comprising a maple rush seat ladder back chair, a maple ladderback rush seat rocking chair, and a maple ladderback woven seat arm chair. Rocker measures 44 in. H., 23 in. W., 32 in. D. a

Three antique chairs, including 1) a rush seat oak child's side chair, 2) an American 19th century oak painted rush seat rocking chair, and 3) an American 19th century twist-form side chair. [Largest:

Six Assorted Wood Chairs. Comprising three with woven rush seats, one with a cane seat and two rocking chairs including one child's and one rocker painted black. Size: Child's rocking chair - 24"h x 1

Pair Antique Country American Style Rocking Chairs. Woven rush seats and backs. Carved and painted wood frames. Outdoor or indoor use. Each measures 44x 24 x 34 inches.

Two Antique 19th C American Rocking Chairs. Hand made / hand carved with rush seats.

3 Antique Arm Chairs, American, 18th/19th C., cane or rush seats Dimensions: Largest 42" H x 20 1/2" W (TGLI7031/3)(WT)

Set of three antique American side chairs, crossed backs over framed rush seats and spindle turned front legs. [34" H x 18" W x 19" D].

Two Antique 19th C American Children's Rocking Chairs. One with ladder back and rush seat. Great for doll or teddy bear display. Larger measures 19 x 12 x 17 inches.

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

Two Antique 19th C American Children's Rocking Chairs. Great for doll or teddy bear display. Ladder backs, rush seats, hand painted. Larger measures 28 x 14 x 17.5 inches.

Second quarter 19th century, tiger maple. Vase backs with heart cut-outs, shaped crests, saber legs and cane seats. Old, dark finish has wear and one has repair on crest. 17" seat, 32"h.

comprising a ladderback side chair, painted rush seat slat back armchair, and a country Chippendale rush seat side chair. Finish wear and expected age and use wear to all, break to slat in Chippendale

Late 19th-early 20th century, pine. Original paint. Ladderback with floral paint and rush seat, 15.75"h., post back with stenciled initials "CMR" on crest. Worn. 17.5"h. and a rocker, 8"h.

American oak rush-seat ladderback rocking chair. [46 1/2 x 22 1/4 x 29 1/2 inches, 16 inches to seat].

Three antique American chairs, including a high chair, and a pair of rush seat side chairs. [25 1/4" H x 14 1/4" W x 13 1/2" D; 33" H x 11 3/4" (x2): W x 13" D].

Lovely early American shaker rocking chair. Ladder back with turned back uprights, legs and stretchers. Original rush seat, appears pine with two different paint layers. Measures 24" x 16" x 31" tall

Mid 18th century, mixed woods. Pair of Chippendale chairs with fluted front legs and "owl" pierced splats. Layers of old paint, old rush seats. Metal braces/repairs. 17.5" seat, 40.25"h. Ex Antiques A

Three painted children's rocking chairs, all in original paint. One with a rush seat, one with a splint seat. Tallest 21 1/2". Break to one arm of black chair.

American mixed wood rocking chair, the back splats with red floral paint decoration over a rush seat. [36" H x 22 1/2" W x 26" D]. Stains, scuffs, marks, wear.

woven rush seats and backs; 19 inches wide; 60 1/2 inches deep; 35 inches high; seat height: 17 inches

Three Neoclassical Painted Rush-Seat Side Chairs, American, 19th C., with stencil-decoration, together with a Queen Anne rush-seat side chair, American, 18th/19th C., 4 pieces From 32-3/4"h to 39"h Pr

19th C. Shaker low rocking chair with three gently curved slats, acorn finials, rush seat. Back stamped: "Shaker's No. 2 Trademark Lebanon New York". Approx. 31 1/2" H at highest point.