Rare Documented Pair Of 18th C American Chippendale Rococo Portsmouth, New Hampshire Mahogany Side Chairs Attributed To The Oldest Brick Warren Family Household Inventory In  More »

Rare Documented Pair Of 18th C American Chippendale Rococo Portsmouth, New Hampshire Mahogany Side Chairs Attributed To The Oldest Brick Warren Family Household Inventory In Portsmouth. The Rare Rococo Carving Style Present In These Chairs Is The American Craftsmenship In Portsmouth In 1785. The Backs Of Each Chair Is In Superb Condition. The Front Legs On One Chair Have Been Replaced The Other Chair Is Fine. A Very Rare Surviving Documented Example. Mellow Nut Brown Patina   « Less

Rare & Important Extremely Bold 18th C American Quaker Tiger Maple Chippendale Slip Seat Side Chair. Fabulous Rich Mellow Nut Amber Patina. It Shines Visual Joy From Accross  More »

Rare & Important Extremely Bold 18th C American Quaker Tiger Maple Chippendale Slip Seat Side Chair. Fabulous Rich Mellow Nut Amber Patina. It Shines Visual Joy From Accross The Room. In An Outstanding State Of Preservaiton A Rare American Gem In Pristine Condition. Circa: 1780-1795   « Less

Early 18th C American Turned & Red Painted Maple Ladder Back High Chair Circa: 1720-1750 Origin: New England Height 40'' Provenance: Horace Porter, Windsor, Connecticut, &  More »

Early 18th C American Turned & Red Painted Maple Ladder Back High Chair Circa: 1720-1750 Origin: New England Height 40'' Provenance: Horace Porter, Windsor, Connecticut, & The Collection Of Marguerite And Arthur Riordan, Stonington, Connecticut. Excellent Condition   « Less

Fine Late 18th / Early 19th C American Bow Back New England Country Windsors. Set Of (4) Circa; 1795-1810 Old Refinish Excellent Condition Found In Hubbardton, Vermont  More »

Fine Late 18th / Early 19th C American Bow Back New England Country Windsors. Set Of (4) Circa; 1795-1810 Old Refinish Excellent Condition Found In Hubbardton, Vermont On A House Call. Yes, Serious Dealer Are Always Interested In House Calls. All Email Photographs Sent To markreinfurt@equinoxantiques.com Recieve A Prompt Confidental Reply. Talk Soon.   « Less

Superb Late 18th/Early 19th C Hepplewhite American Bold Tiger Maple Two Drawer Stand Circa: 1790-1815 In A Superb State Of Preservation. Original Surface. Old Hardware.  More »

Superb Late 18th/Early 19th C Hepplewhite American Bold Tiger Maple Two Drawer Stand Circa: 1790-1815 In A Superb State Of Preservation. Original Surface. Old Hardware. Tall Elegant Slender Tappering Legs. Excellent Condition. Mellow Rich Nut Brown Patina   « Less

Rare & Important Late 18th Century Set Of (4) American Pennsylvania Arm Chairs Circa: 1795 These Chairs Where Offered Many Years Ago In Antiques Magazine By Zeke Liverant  More »

Rare & Important Late 18th Century Set Of (4) American Pennsylvania Arm Chairs Circa: 1795 These Chairs Where Offered Many Years Ago In Antiques Magazine By Zeke Liverant American Antiques From Colchester, Connecticut. We Acquired Them From The Purchaser Many Years Later When We Developed Them As A Mature Client. These Chairs Were Immediately Resold Upon There Arrival At The Equinox Antiques & Fine Art Gallery To An Established Registered Client. We Are Actively Seeking Quality Large Sets Or Pairs Of 18th Century American Windsors Of The Above Average Form For Our Developing Clients Requests. Registered Clients Who Call The Gallery Or Stop By Recieve First Refusal On All Inventory Coming Into The Gallery. We Take Pride In Offering Our Developing Clients The Very Best That Comes Onto The Market. Provenance & Condition Are Guaranteed In Writing On A Bill Of Sale. With A Trade Up Policy Honored At Any Future Date At Your Purchase Price For Inventory Purchased From Our Gallery We Look Forward To Being Of Service Authenticating Merchandise At Auctions Nationwide. Please Call Or Email Gallery With Your Specific Requests. 802-362-3540 gallery or Email:markreinfurt@equinoxantiques.com We Are Very Thankful To Recieve All Email Photographs For Consideration.   « Less

Rare & Important 18th C American Rhode Island Tiger Maple Scalloped Seat Scrolled Arm Windsor From A Superior Craftsman Workshop. A Great Mans Chair. A Dramatic Turned &  More »

Rare & Important 18th C American Rhode Island Tiger Maple Scalloped Seat Scrolled Arm Windsor From A Superior Craftsman Workshop. A Great Mans Chair. A Dramatic Turned & Splayed Raking Legs To The Presentation. In Solid Form For The Serious Collector. Reference: Nancy Coyne Evans ''History Of The American Windsors'' See States That There Are Less Than Handful Known Before I Discovered This One On A House Call. It Has An Old Refinish. Mellow Nut Brown Patina.   « Less

Rare Late 18th / Early 19th C American New England Original Painted Windsor Foot Stool Hand Flame Stitched Cruel Fabric Nailed To The Frame. Original Paint & Yellow  More »

Rare Late 18th / Early 19th C American New England Original Painted Windsor Foot Stool Hand Flame Stitched Cruel Fabric Nailed To The Frame. Original Paint & Yellow Highlights On Legs. Nice Even Wear On The Stretch Base Where Feet Would Rest. Completely Original In An Excellent State Of Preservation. Circa: 1790-1810   « Less

Fine 18th Century American New England Country Corner Chair Circa: 1770-1790 In Excellent Condtion Old Refinish Mellow Nut Brown Patina Old Rush Seat

Fine 18th Century American New England Country Corner Chair Circa: 1770-1790 In Excellent Condtion Old Refinish Mellow Nut Brown Patina Old Rush Seat   « Less

Rare & Important 18th C American Bennington, Vermont Documented Side Chair Circa: 1785-1795 In A Outstanding State Of Preservation With Original Surface, Original Painted  More »

Rare & Important 18th C American Bennington, Vermont Documented Side Chair Circa: 1785-1795 In A Outstanding State Of Preservation With Original Surface, Original Painted Seat, Full Height. Without Any Damage, Repair Or Restoration. We Actively Seeking Identical Mates To This Chair Forming A Large Set. Please Email All Photographs To The Director: markreinfurt@equinoxantiques.com or simply call the gallery at 802-362-3540 gallery (10-5) There Are Slight Variations In Construction And Style Differences Between The Connecticut Version And The Vermont Examples. Talk Soon. Best Regards, Mark Reinfurt - Equinox Antiques & Fine Art   « Less