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EARLY AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIR. In old finely
crazed red varnish surface, urn shaped back in tiger maple wood, with nice old
wear and patina all around. Sturdy
woven rush seat is an excellent replacement that makes it ready for use. 40”
max height x 20 ¾” wide at front of seat x 14 ½” deep, and 17” high at
seat. Connecticut, circa 1760.
SOLD
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EARLY AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIR. In great old
maroon red paint, urn shaped back, flanked by finialed posts, and nice old wear
and patina all around. Sturdy woven
rush seat is an excellent replacement that makes it ready for use. 42 3/4” max
height x 19 3/4” wide at front of seat x 14 ½” deep, and 16 1/2” high at
seat. Connecticut, circa 1760.
$425.00 Contact us for more information
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SET OF SIX ORIGINAL DECORATED CHAIRS, SIGNED BY MAKER. Painted in a base coat of hard-to-find salmon-orange and accented by yellow and black, this set of Pennsylvania plank bottom chairs are in excellent freehand painted decoration, depicting peaches and buds with nice contrasting striping and piping. On the bottom of each chair is the stenciled mark: “J. B. Boyd’s Chair Factory 22 Sth 2nd St Harrisburg, PA”. Max width 17 ½” x 31 ½” high x 17” seat height (approx). Mid-19th Century. $2800.00 for the set
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CARVED ROPE BED. Early 19th century
rope bed, cherry and poplar woods, in original cherry stain and nice
attic-surface varnish. The two headboard posts each with hand-carved
acanthus and floral motif. Fitted
with custom metal braces to accommodate custom box spring and modern
mattress (not included). Max height, to top of headboard, 59 ½" x
54” max width x 78 ½" total length. Height to top of bedrail is
17 ”.
$595.00 Contact us for more information
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PAINTED LADDERBACK.
Early American country
ladderback in mustard grained paint decoration over red.
Chair is circa early 1800s, and mustard graining is probably about
1860-70. Woven splint seat looks original and height is good.
$100.00 |
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