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| 4 FEDERAL TIGER MAPLE TURTLE-BACK CHAIRS C. EARLY 1800'S |
Set of four Sheraton style, tiger maple chairs. They have what is called a turtle-back with a pillow-top. All four have their original rush seats. The varnish has darkened with age and is very crackled and on close inspection, you can see one leg has an old repair which is hardly noticeable. This leg and the rest of the chair is completely sturdy, as are the other three chairs.
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| Base SKU:5281 |
| In Stock:Yes |
| Price: $2,250.00 |
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| DARK GREEN PAINT DECORATED FEDERAL SIDE CHAIRS C. 1810 |
| Pair of Federal side chairs in dark green with a gold design expertly painted. Rush seats have been replaced. Paint restoration on part with a protective coat of flat varnish recently applied. New England c.1810 Beautifully restored. Condition: very good Size: 32.5"H x 18.5"W x 19.5"D, seat height: 17 1/2" |
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| Base SKU:4176 |
| In Stock:Yes |
| Price: $950.00 |
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| LATE 19th C. GOTHIC REVIVAL OAK SIDE CHAIR |
| Beautifully carved Oak Hall Chair from the Gothic Revival Period. Made by Irving and Casson Furniture Makers and Interior Designers. The Boston firm was founded in 1875 specializing in 17th and 18th century woodwork, mantels and furniture. Their last major commission before going out of business in 1974 was for the interior of the United Nations Building in New York City. Condition: repair to one side rail. Size 39.5"h x 18.5"w x 15.5"d, seat height 18" |
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| Base SKU:5533 |
| In Stock:Yes |
| Price: $500.00 |
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| PAIR OF BIRCH BIEDERMEIER SIDE CHAIRS 1815 |
| Stunning simplicity says it all; the lines and color make these chairs adaptable for either a period room or a contemporary setting.Tired of the Louis XVI Style, the Germans created the Biedermeier Period 1815-1848. It is considered the beginning of the modern movement. These sophisticated chairs are made of medium toned birch. Condition: the veneer has been restored on the crest rails and shows splits in the rails around the seats. The upholstery on the seats is in good condition. The chairs are tight and sturdy. Size: 34 1/2h x 17"w 16"d, 19 1/2" floor to seat |
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| Base SKU:5423 |
| In Stock:Yes |
| Price: $2,200.00 |
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| PAIR OF FEDERAL FANCY PAINTED OCHRE CHAIRS C. 1815 |
| Even though the paint has chipped or worn off these Federal chairs, they still have a wonderful appeal and I would classify them as having a look of genteel poverty rather than shabby chic. The wear is similar on each one. They have an ochre background with black and raw sienna detailing. The main characteristic of these chairs is the small raw sienna balls between the slender cross rails of the back and between the front stretcher. They're both glued tightly. Size: 32"h x 17"w, seat height 17" |
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| Base SKU:5234 |
| In Stock:Yes |
| Price: $950.00 |
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| PAIR OF MID 20th CENTURY WOOD AND CANED ARMCHAIRS |
| Contemporary looking chairs for most anywhere; clean straight lines to fit in with todays more modern look. The armchairs are made from a medium toned wood with caned seats and backs. Interesting pattern in the caning; gives them an oriental feel. The chairs are from an estate in Beverly Farms on the North Shore of Boston. Condition: very good condition overall with some darkening on the outer arms from use. Size: 32.5"h x 22.5"w x 19.5"d, seat height 16" |
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| Base SKU:5228 |
| In Stock:Yes |
| Price: $2,000.00 |
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| PRIMITIVE NEW ENGLAND LADDER BACK CHAIR LATE 1700'S |
Small primitive New England ladder back chair retaining bits of soldier blue paint. Well worn splint seat, sturdy but has some breaks. Turned finials. Great patina on the seat and the wood. More a decorative piece at this time in it's long life. I'm showing it on the wall of the shop.
Condition: well worn seat and paint
Size: 33"H x 18"W x 14.5"D
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| Base SKU:5642 |
| In Stock:Yes |
| Price: $95.00 |
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