A superb 18th centuryAmerican Federal Rhode Island Hepplewhite mahogany shield back side chair with undistrubed mellow nut brown patina. In a superb state of original  More »

A superb 18th centuryAmerican Federal Rhode Island Hepplewhite mahogany shield back side chair with undistrubed mellow nut brown patina. In a superb state of original preservation with no damage to chair back, legs or stretcher base. Circa: 1795-1805. Origin: Rhode Island School. The identical mate to this chair is in the permanent collection of the Metropolitan Museum or Art in New York City. An outstanding example. Provenance: Clarence Prickett, American Antiques * We are currently looking for a suitable mate to this chair.All responses will get a prompt reply. Thank You.   « Less

Rare Set Of Six Salem, Massachusetts Winslow Family Chippendale Carved Mahogany Side Chairs Circa: 1775. The Set of Six Chairs All Appear To Retain Their Original Surface  More »

Rare Set Of Six Salem, Massachusetts Winslow Family Chippendale Carved Mahogany Side Chairs Circa: 1775. The Set of Six Chairs All Appear To Retain Their Original Surface And Pine Corner Blocks. Together With A Closely Related Set Of Three Chippendale Carved Mahogany Side Chairs, Salem, Massachusetts, Circa: 1775. Each With Some Repairs And Some With Chips. 9 Pieces Height: 37'' Provenance: The Set Of Six Chairs Descended In The Winslow Family Of Plymouth, Massachusetts. Sothebys''s Fine American Furniture. Folk Art, Silver And China Trade Paintings June 23, 1988, Sale No 5736, Lot 48 Sold Private Collection.   « Less

A Very important & Exceptionally Rare American Chippendale 18th Century Philadelphia Tassel Back Side Chair Circa: 1760-1780. Original Undisturbed Surface. In A Superb  More »

A Very important & Exceptionally Rare American Chippendale 18th Century Philadelphia Tassel Back Side Chair Circa: 1760-1780. Original Undisturbed Surface. In A Superb State Of Preservation. Shown By Appointment.   « Less

Superb 18th C American Salem or Boston, Massachusetts Mahogany Chippendale Claw & Ball Foot Side Chair. Circa: 1775. With A Pierced Vasiform Splat Typical Of Coastal  More »

Superb 18th C American Salem or Boston, Massachusetts Mahogany Chippendale Claw & Ball Foot Side Chair. Circa: 1775. With A Pierced Vasiform Splat Typical Of Coastal Massachusetts, Above A Slip Seat, Raised On Lovely Cabriole Legs Joined By Turned Stretchers And Ending In Fine Sculpted Ball And Claw Feet. Original Seat Frame & Old Original Surface. In A Superb State Of Preservation.   « Less

This is a superb 18th C American Queen Anne Boston, Mass. Side Chair With Original Undisturbed Surface. This Exceptional Chair Has Survived In An Outstanding State Of  More »

This is a superb 18th C American Queen Anne Boston, Mass. Side Chair With Original Undisturbed Surface. This Exceptional Chair Has Survived In An Outstanding State Of Original Preservation. Circa 1740-1760 Original Slip Seat Frame Included. Provenance: The Late Mr. John Bivins And Recently Reacquired By Our Gallery Sold To Mr. Bivins Several Years Ago. We Are Actively Seeking Any Quality 18th Century Related Queen Anne Side Chairs Of Like Condition. Please Contact Director - Mark Reinfurt - Equinox Antiques & Fine Art   « Less

Superb Late 18th C American Federal Carved Mahogany Sheraton Racquet-Back Side Chair Attributed To Philadelphia Cabinetmaker - Thomas Aitken (1795-1810) This chair combines  More »

Superb Late 18th C American Federal Carved Mahogany Sheraton Racquet-Back Side Chair Attributed To Philadelphia Cabinetmaker - Thomas Aitken (1795-1810) This chair combines symmetry, fine proportion, and detail representing the finest Philadelphia had to offer. Its quality is hard to surpass in any colonial center. General George Washington ordered a large set of this related design from John Aitken for his residence at Mount Vernon in the formal dining room. This wonderful single mahogany side chair has survived in a superb state of original preservation without any damage or alterations. Original Surface. Warm Mellow Nut Brown Patina. We are actively seeking a suitable mate for this chair in the same pristine condition. Circa: 1795-1810. Please contact the director/owner of the Equinox Antiques & Fine Arts gallery Mark Reinfurt at 802-362-3540 if you have a related chair which looks exactly like the chair exhibited by this cabinetmaker which you would like to sell or have us broker. All replies are promptly addressed in privacy and total confidence. Thank-you.   « Less

Rare 18th C American Reeded Leg Spade Foot Slover & Taylor New York Mahogany Carved Arm Chair With A Superb Lovely Old Surface And Wonderful Orignal Reddish Brown Patina.  More »

Rare 18th C American Reeded Leg Spade Foot Slover & Taylor New York Mahogany Carved Arm Chair With A Superb Lovely Old Surface And Wonderful Orignal Reddish Brown Patina. Circa: 1795-1810. This Lovely Armchair Based On Oral Tradition From The Family Of Origin, Decended In The Dana Family Who Were One Of The Original Signers Of The Declaration Of Independence. Overall Excellent Condition   « Less

Rare & Important 18th C American Hepplewhite Carved New York Reeded Leg Spade Foot Armchair With Its Original Surface. The Medial Stretcher In The Bottom Seat Has Been  More »

Rare & Important 18th C American Hepplewhite Carved New York Reeded Leg Spade Foot Armchair With Its Original Surface. The Medial Stretcher In The Bottom Seat Has Been Recently Restored Because It Was Once Removed Many Years Ago When Springs Were Use In Its Upholstery. This Lovely Chair Is In A Superb State Of Preservation There Is Not Damage Or Restoration To The Back. A Superior Example Worthy Of Any Fine Collection Or Museum. Circa: 1790-1810   « Less

Superb Choice Pair Of 18th C American Federal New York Mahogany Tapered Reed Leg Spade Foot Prince Of Wales Formal Side Chairs. Each Chair Has Survived With Its Original  More »

Superb Choice Pair Of 18th C American Federal New York Mahogany Tapered Reed Leg Spade Foot Prince Of Wales Formal Side Chairs. Each Chair Has Survived With Its Original Surface And In A Superb State Of Original Preservation. Each Chair Has Survived Without Any Damage, Repair or Restoration To The Beautifully Carved & Detailed Backs. They Are Beautifully Scaled And Are Worthy Of Any Serious Museum Or Private Collection. We Currently Have Several Other Examples Of This Type Within Our Growing Collection Offered With The Federal Period. We Are Always Actively Seeking Fine Period Examples Of American Formal Furniture Offering The Highest Prices Paid For Quality Items, Individual Pieces Or Entire Collections. Please Forward All Inquiries To The Gallery Owner: Mark Reinfurt - Equinox Antiques & Fine Art 802-362-3540 gallery (10-5) The Price For This Superb Pair Of 18th C New York Federal Mahogany Side Chairs Is $19,000. (pair) Provenance: Fred F. & Lois K. Rogers Collection   « Less

Superb Pair Of 18th C American New York Federal Shield Back Side Chairs Circa: 1795. In A Superb State Of Preservation Wonderful Mellow Nut Brown Patina Without Any  More »

Superb Pair Of 18th C American New York Federal Shield Back Side Chairs Circa: 1795. In A Superb State Of Preservation Wonderful Mellow Nut Brown Patina Without Any Damage, Repair, Replacement or Restoration. A Choice Pair Of American Federal Mahogany Chairs Executed By A Superb Craftsman. Ready For Upholstery Of Your Choice.   « Less