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Upholstered Armchairs
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A Fine Queen Anne / George II Walnut Wing Chair with Carved Knees and Claw and Ball feet, England / Ireland, c.1715-50
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A Chippendale Gentleman’s Chair
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A Chippendale Mahogany Wing Chair, New York, c.1770, Van Kueren Family Provenance
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Chippendale Wing Chair with Arched Crest, Philadelphia, c.1780, Provenance: David Hayfield Conyngham (1750-1834)
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A Mahogany Chippendale Wing Chair, Newport, c. 1760-1780
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A Walnut Chippendale Style Wingchair with Shells
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A Rare Mahogany Hepplewhite Wing Chair with Inlaid Leg, in Historic Suface, Southern States, c.1800
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A Small Scale Hepplewhite Inlaid Mahogany Wing Chair, Philadelphia, c.1780, Provenance Israel Sack
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A Pair of Carved Mahogany Classical Armchairs, New York, c.1820
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An Important Mahogany Neoclassical Open-Scroll Armchair or Lolling Chair, New York, attributed to Duncan Phyfe, c. 1825
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A Rare Classical/Federal Upholstered Armchair, Mahogany, New York, mid-19th century
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A Rare Carved Mahogany Upholstered Classical Armchair, possibly Southern, c.1830
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A Classical Carved Mahogany Rocker, probably Boston, c.1830
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A Mahogany Neoclassical Open Armchair, Boston, circa 1830
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A William IV Mahogany Open Scroll Armchair, Campeache, c.1810-20, branded “J. Tooker”
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A Mahogany Sheraton/Federal Upholstered Open Armchair, New England, c.1810
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A Sheraton-Federal Mahogany Wing Chair, New York, c. 1800, attributed to Duncan Phyfe workshop
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A Mahogany Sheraton Barrel Back Armchair, c.1830
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A Fine Mahogany Sheraton Lolling Chair with String and Panel Inlaid Arm Supports, Salem, c.1800
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A Federal Mahogany Barrel-Back Easy Chair, Philadelphia, 1800-1815
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A Fine Federal Inlaid Mahogany Lolling Chair, MA, c.1800
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A Federal Mahogany Lolling Chair, Armchair, Portsmouth, NH, c.1820-30
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An Important Ebonized Cherry Renaissance Revival Armchair, New York, possibly Herter Brothers, c.1870
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A Carved Mahogany Egyptian Revival Armchair, New York, c.1860, Herter Brothers
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A Fine Carved and Inlaid Art-Nouveau Oak Rocking Chair, c.1890