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A Rare Fine George I Walnut Daybed with Elaborately Carved Crest and Stretchers, England, c.1730
A William & Mary Banister Back Armchair, Little Compton, Rhode Island, c.1740
A Maple William & Mary Bannister Back Armchair, Massachusetts, c.1740-50
A Walnut Stool, continental, c.1700
A Turned, Over-Upholstered Walnut Stool, Continental, probably French, early 18th century
A Queen Anne Commode w/ Cabriole Legs, Maple, with Chestnut Secondary, First Surface, probably Rhode Island, c.1740-1760
An Early Queen Anne Walnut Corner Chair, Massachusetts, c.1750
A Mahogany Queen Anne Corner Chair with Horseshoe Seat Boston, c.1770
An Upholstered Walnut Queen Anne Settee, England, c.1760
A Set of Four Maple Queen Anne Chairs, Massachusetts, c.1770
A Rare Maple Low-back Windsor Armchair, Rhode Island, c.1760, probably by Timothy Waterhouse: Provenance, Duncan A. Hazard, Newport, branded “S. Gibbs, R.I.”
A Pair of Mahogany Queen Anne Armchairs with Spanish Feet, England, c.1730
A Set of Four Fine Mahogany Queen Anne Side Chairs with Open Splat, probably Perquimmans County, c.1740-60
A Very Rare Queen Anne Carved Birchwood and Maple Armchair, Rhode Island, c.1730
A Fine Queen Anne / George II Walnut Wing Chair with Carved Knees and Claw and Ball feet, England / Ireland, c.1715-50
A Maple Day Bed, Rhode Island, c.1760
A Queen Anne Mahogany Armchair on Cabriole Pad Feet, English, c.1760
A Queen Anne Side Chair, England, c.1740
A Rare Provincial Chippendale Cherry Corner Chair with Claw-and-Ball Feet, Probably Connecticut, Last Quarter, 18th Century
Chippendale Wing Chair with Arched Crest, Philadelphia, c.1780, Provenance: David Hayfield Conyngham (1750-1834)
A Mahogany Chippendale Wing Chair, Newport, c. 1760-1780
A Fine Mahogany Chippendale Claw and Ball Corner Chair, New York, c.1780
A Commodious Mahogany Hepplewhite Camelback Sofa with Serpentine Back and Seat with Spade Feet, New York, c.1800, Provenance from Samuel Kirkland (d.1808) of Clinton, New York
A Chippendale Gentleman’s Chair
Chippendale Camelback Sofa, Philadelphia, dated 1786, ex. Gen. Henry S. Champion