Fine 19th C Important Continental Mahogany Lolling Chair With Exceptional Deep Dark Brown Mahogany Patina. Supported By Well Carved Base, Stretchers And Paw Feet. Note The  More »

Fine 19th C Important Continental Mahogany Lolling Chair With Exceptional Deep Dark Brown Mahogany Patina. Supported By Well Carved Base, Stretchers And Paw Feet. Note The Remarkable Intricate Carving On The Stretchers And Cross Stretchers. Teal Blue And White Upholstering With B. Altman Label, N,Y.C. Circa: 1870. Furniture Of This Nature Was Sold By Randolph Hearstto B. Altman Antiques Department During The Depression Because He Needed To Raise Cash. Width: 25 1/2'' Height: 41 1/4'', Depth: 26 1/2'' Excellent Condition   « Less

Superb Pair Of Classic Mid 19th C American Shaker Mt. Lebanon, N.Y. Tilting Rush Seated Maple, Three Slats, Wonderful Tight Pinned Construction, Original Dark Stained Finish,  More »

Superb Pair Of Classic Mid 19th C American Shaker Mt. Lebanon, N.Y. Tilting Rush Seated Maple, Three Slats, Wonderful Tight Pinned Construction, Original Dark Stained Finish, With Original Tilters, In A Superb State Of Original Preservation. Choice Condition. Circa: 1840 Height Overall: 41 1/2'', Seat Height: 16'' This Superb Pair Of Shaker Chairs Were Constructed At The Same Time By The Same Hand And Were Companioned Together By Creation. A Wonderful Pair Of Shaker Chairs. Just The Way You Want To Find Them. Perfect.   « Less

Superb 19th C Mt. Lebanon, N.Y. Shaker Dining Chair. This is a very nice rare #2 Mount Lebanon, New York Shaker dining chair with original ocher & yellow cream taped seat,  More »

Superb 19th C Mt. Lebanon, N.Y. Shaker Dining Chair. This is a very nice rare #2 Mount Lebanon, New York Shaker dining chair with original ocher & yellow cream taped seat, original ebony dark walnut stain & original stenciled Shaker decal, full height in a superb state of preservation without damage, repair, replacement or restoration. In an excellent state of preservation. Circa 1880-1895.   « Less

Rare 19th C American Shaker Mt. Lebanon, N.Y. #4 Yellow Wash Stamped Production Side Chair. In A Superb State Of Preservation. Circa: 1870-1895 New Contemporary Woven Seat  More »

Rare 19th C American Shaker Mt. Lebanon, N.Y. #4 Yellow Wash Stamped Production Side Chair. In A Superb State Of Preservation. Circa: 1870-1895 New Contemporary Woven Seat No Damage, Repair, Or Stress Fractures. Constructed Of Solid Rock Maple With Its Original Rare Yellow Stain Wash Surface. Excellent Condition   « Less

A very fine pair of American Shaker community cane seated Canterbury, New Hampshire maple side chairs with original tilters. Signed in Shaker script circa: 1850-1860. Seat  More »

A very fine pair of American Shaker community cane seated Canterbury, New Hampshire maple side chairs with original tilters. Signed in Shaker script circa: 1850-1860. Seat Height: 16. Excellent condition.   « Less

A very fine 19th C. American Shaker Community Canterbury, New Hampshire Classic Middle Period Maple Side Chair with Original Tilters. Circa: 1850 -1860. Old Refinish.  More »

A very fine 19th C. American Shaker Community Canterbury, New Hampshire Classic Middle Period Maple Side Chair with Original Tilters. Circa: 1850 -1860. Old Refinish. Excellent Condition.   « Less

A very fine 19th C. American Shaker Mt. Lebanon New York community side chair with tilters, with original surface and original splint seat. Excellent condition Circa:  More »

A very fine 19th C. American Shaker Mt. Lebanon New York community side chair with tilters, with original surface and original splint seat. Excellent condition Circa: 1860-1870   « Less

This is a superb pair of quality 18th century American Chippendale mahogany side chairs from the historic Murray Family of New York City. Each with a shaped crest rail  More »

This is a superb pair of quality 18th century American Chippendale mahogany side chairs from the historic Murray Family of New York City. Each with a shaped crest rail centering a carved shell above a pierced ''diamond'' carved and pierced splat. The trapezoidal slip seat is above the gadrooned seat rail, with the whole supported on a cabriole legs with shell carved knees and claw and ball feet. Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Oak, Pine Height: 38 in., seat 17 3/4 in. Width 20 1/4 in. - Depth 16 3/4 in. Reference: These chairs are shown in a nineteenth century print of Mrs. Mary Lindley Murray entertaining General Howe while the American army under General Israel Putnam escaped from Manhattan. For more details about the historical description, see Charles Monaghan, The Murrays of Murray Hill, pages 66-69. Provenance: Robert Murray (1721-1786) and Mary (Lindley Murray) (d.1780), New York City; John Murray (1758-1819), their son; Robert I. Murray (1786-1858), son; Caroline (Murray) Ferris (1813-1852), daughter; Robert M. Ferris (d. 1905), son; Caroline Murray (Ferris) Neave, daughter. These superb chairs are in very good condition, in an excellent state of preservation, retaining their original slip seats, and an excellent old patina. ** Equinox Antiques & Fine Art is always interested in purchasing inventory of this outstanding quality, please contact gallery at 802-362-3540.   « Less

A fine pair of 18th century English, George III mahogany scrolled swiping back leg large square back well proportioned side chairs. Untouched estate condition. Mellow nut  More »

A fine pair of 18th century English, George III mahogany scrolled swiping back leg large square back well proportioned side chairs. Untouched estate condition. Mellow nut amber patina. Circa 1780-1795 Overall excellent condition   « Less

This is a very fine pair of late 18th century branded William McElroy (W.McElroy) American, Moorestown, N.J. area 1798-1805 bow back Windsor side chairs. Old refinish.  More »

This is a very fine pair of late 18th century branded William McElroy (W.McElroy) American, Moorestown, N.J. area 1798-1805 bow back Windsor side chairs. Old refinish. Overall excellent condition. Yellow poplar, hickory and maple. Height 37 1/2 Seat 17 3/4 Depth 16 1/8 Related example 71.597 collection of Winterthur Museum reference. American   « Less