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A Maple William & Mary Bannister Back Armchair, Massachusetts, c.1740-50
A William & Mary Banister Back Armchair, Little Compton, Rhode Island, c.1740
An Early Queen Anne Walnut Corner Chair, Massachusetts, c.1750
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 Very Rare Queen Anne Carved Birchwood and Maple Armchair, Rhode Island, c.1730
A Mahogany Queen Anne Corner Chair with Horseshoe Seat Boston, c.1770
A Queen Anne Mahogany Armchair on Cabriole Pad Feet, English, c.1760
A Maple Chippendale Rocking Chair, Probably Rhode Island, c. 1770
A Rare Mahogany Chippendale Armchair with Marlborough Feet, Boston, Massachusetts, c.1770
A Rare Fully Developed Mahogany Chippendale Commode Stool, c.1760
A Rare Provincial Chippendale Cherry Corner Chair with Claw-and-Ball Feet, Probably Connecticut, Last Quarter, 18th Century
A Fine Mahogany Chippendale Claw and Ball Corner Chair, New York, c.1780
A Fine Carved Mahogany Chippendale style Armchair, with Open Talon Feet, late 19th Century
Pair of Eldred Wheeler Chippendale style curly maple armchairs.
Chippendale, George III, Mahogany Armchair, c.1790
A Finely Carved Mahogany Chippendale Armchair, Ireland c.1780
A Large Fine Carved Mahogany Chippendale Armchair, Irish, c.1780
A Finely Carved Chippendale Corner Chair, Portuguese Colonial, c. 1770
A Mahogany Federal Hepplewhite Shield-Back Armchair, New York City, c.1790, attributed to George Shipley
A Mahogany Hepplewhite Shield-Back Armchair, Southern American, early 19th century
Federal Hepplewhite Shield Back Armchair, Mahogany, New York, circa 1790, attributed to George Shipley
A Edwardian Satinwood Shieldback Painted Open Armchair, England, late 19th Century ex. Pebble Hill Plantation
A Classical Carved Mahogany Child’s Armchair, By Duncan Phyfe or Ernest Hagen, last quarter, 19th century
A Mahogany Neoclassical Arm Chair, Boston, c.1830