Two American Windsor Armchairs,

Two American Windsor Armchairs, repairs to top rail, seat height 17 inches, height 34 1/2 inches.

Late 20th century. Sackbacks with turned legs and "H" stretchers. Distressed paint. Olive green stamped for Henry Ford Museum, 18" seat, 37.5"h. And red with knuckle arms scratch carved "WCW", 17" sea

Early 19th century, mixed woods. Similar with shaped arms and turned legs and "H" stretchers. Old black paint may be the same on both, one has alligatored surface. The same chair has split in crest an

Two American Late 18th Century Windsor Sack-back Armchairs. Both measure approximately 37-1/2"h. Condition: Good with wear and losses. Refinished.

Ca. 1800, mixed woods. Spindle backs, turned stiles and legs and "H" stretchers. One has a saddle seat, 16.5" seat, 36"h. And other is a comb back, 15" seat, 44"h. Both have wear, edge damage and sadd

Ca. 1800, mixed woods. Spindle backs, turned stiles, legs and stretchers and black repaints. Higher back with glued repairs, age splits and wear. 17.5" seat, 38"h. And lower back with age splits and g

18th/19th century, each with scrolled volutes, shaped plank seats, and spindle backs, red painted example with partial stamp at bottom "A. Coleton?", largest 26 x 26 x 18 in. Provenance: The Important

Three Pieces: Pair Of Antique American Windsor Open Arm ChairsTogether with another associated arm chair all with shaped headrails one with scrolling designs above seven spindles with outward scrollin

Two American 18th Century Sack Back Windsor Armchairs. Tallest measures 35"h. overall. Condition: Good with wear and cracks. Refinished.

Late 18th - early 19th centuries, mixed woods. Four sackbacks with spindle backs, turned arm stiles and wide seats. Two with boldly-turned legs and H stretchers, 17.5" seat, 35.5"h. And 16.5" seat, 35

Ca. 1800. Both refinished. Sackback armchair with spindle back and nice turnings. Age splits and pieced repairs, 16.5" seat, 36"h. And fanback side chair with bamboo turnings. Age splits, wear, loss a

AMERICAN PAINTED WINDSOR BIRDCAGE ARMCHAIRS, LOT OF TWO, featuring bamboo-style turnings, one with an old family history note to the underside. Each retains an old black-painted surface, one example w

Four Assorted Windsor Armchairsincluding a 20th century tall comb-back chair with scrolled knuckles, saddle seat on splayed turned legs (49 x 26.5 x 17 in.); two similar 19th century American pine and

American, first-half 19th Century. Two Windsor armchairs. Ladderback rocking chair in original red paint. From 21"h to 21.75"h.

AMERICAN PAINT-DECORATED LATE WINDSOR ARROWBACK ARMCHAIR, tall, two-tiered back, shaped arms, thick plank seat, and slightly splayed bamboo-turned legs joined with box stretcher. Retains likely origin

Two late 19th century softwood three drawer cottage chests. A child's Windsor type armchair. An early 19th century cherry one drawer stand with single dovetailed drawer and original brass pull. Dimens

Four American mixed wood Windsor chairs, late 18th/early 19th century, comprising a fanback, sackback armchair and two continuous armchairs. Dimensions:height of tallest continuous armchair 36 1/2in;

American, 19th C. Comprising two bow-back armchairs, a Continuous armchair, and two Brace-back Bow-back side chairs. 5 pieces From 31" h to 38" hl By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest a

Luigi Rossi (American, 20th Century), Four Painted Windsor ChairsMercer Co., Pennsylvania, late 20th century, distressed black painted surface, including two arm chairs and two side chairs, constructe

Likely American, 20th century. Group of two carved wooden miniature armchairs comprising: a walnut Chippendale-style chair with pierced splat back, and a Gothic Windsor chair with pointed arch-form ba

TWO WINDSOR ARMCHAIRSProbably Rhode Island, 18th CenturyOne painted red, the other black.Back heights approx 37.5”. Seat heights approx 16”.

Circa 1800, mixed woods. A continuous arm, spindle back, turned stiles, legs and "H" stretcher, refinished, repair to arms, age splits and wear. 16.5" seat ht, 34.5"h. and a sack back, spindle back, t

A yellow Windsor armchair stamped "R. GAW" (Robert Gaw), circa 1798, Philadelphia; together with another Windsor chair signed "J C Tuttle" (James Chapman Tuttle). Yellow: 33"h x 18"w x 17"d / seat hei

A grouping of two Windsor armchairs to include a brace-back chair with a painted surface and later upholstered seat, together with a high back chair. Taller: 45-1/2in tall x 22in wide x 16in deep. Sea