A good set of six English side chairs of great delicacy, with caned back and seats, roped carved details with brass embellishments. Now upholstered in a first-class manner

A good set of six English side chairs of great delicacy, with caned back and seats, roped carved details with brass embellishments. Now upholstered in a first-class manner   « Less

circa: 1920 width: 18.5 height: 43 length: 18 These gorgeous antique oak dining chairs were English-made around 1920. Today, they remain as beautiful as ever, with a rich oak  More »

circa: 1920 width: 18.5 height: 43 length: 18 These gorgeous antique oak dining chairs were English-made around 1920. Today, they remain as beautiful as ever, with a rich oak complexion and pronounced grain, while the leather provides a lovely contrast to the wood. The barley twist framing is as sturdy as it is elegant, and the removable seats remain as comfortable as ever. These beautiful and sturdy chairs have sustained only very minor scuffs and scrapes to the wood, so overall condition is very good.   « Less

circa: 1920 width: 21 height: 37 length: 21 This beautiful oak antique armchair was hand-crafted in England around 1920 and recently imported to our antique furniture store  More »

circa: 1920 width: 21 height: 37 length: 21 This beautiful oak antique armchair was hand-crafted in England around 1920 and recently imported to our antique furniture store here in Atlanta, GA, USA. After nearly a century, the oak looks absolutely stunning, with a rich complexion and a fine, subtle grain. Partly, this is due to the natural development of a patina in the wood, although the exquisite carvings in this chair are quite remarkable. Indeed, it is a rare sight to see such detail, even in older antique furniture, and this antique armchair not only boasts detail but also variety, as it features not only intricate floral carvings but also a wonderful combination of plain and bobbin twist framing. The cane seat, which can be removed for easy cleaning, also looks quite lovely. Structural integrity remains excellent and there is no surface wear to speak of; one of the spindles is loose, although you cannot tell this except by moving it yourself.   « Less

circa: 1890 width: 18 height: 17 length: 24 Beautiful carvings adorn this antique Dutch solid oak corner chair. The patina has given way to a lovely darkened grain which  More »

circa: 1890 width: 18 height: 17 length: 24 Beautiful carvings adorn this antique Dutch solid oak corner chair. The patina has given way to a lovely darkened grain which compliments the deep color of the solid oak. Floral carvings adorn the skirt on all four sides. Both sides of the corner chair have open carved faces which are simplistically replicated on the back of the chair. The legs are bobbin-turned with charming carvings on both the top rail and splats. Solid-brass brads run the circumference of the corner chair keeping the upholstery in place. There are several wood fractures and some of the carvings have sustained some damage (see pictures). A few of the brass brads are replaced or missing. The finish has sustained some minor wear throughout its lifetime. Despite these imperfections this antique Dutch corner chair remains quite sturdy and would be a lovely addition to any collection.   « Less

Superb 18th C American Chippendale Mahogany Claw & Ball Foot Boston Or Salem, Massachusetts Side Chair. We Are Actively Seeking Mates To The Chair. This One Is Stamped VII On  More »

Superb 18th C American Chippendale Mahogany Claw & Ball Foot Boston Or Salem, Massachusetts Side Chair. We Are Actively Seeking Mates To The Chair. This One Is Stamped VII On The Seat Rail Which Means It Is Potentially From A Larger Set Of 8 to 12 Chairs. It Has Its Original Surface. In A Superb State Of Preservation. Please contact gallery director - Mark Reinfurt - Equinox Antiques & Fine Art if you are interested in selling 18th century American furniture of this quality. This lovely chair is currently available for a passionate collector. Choice condition. Circa: 1785   « Less

Superb 18th C American Chippendale Mahogany Salem or Boston, Mass. Side Chair. Original Surface, Original Slip Seat, In A Superb State Of Preservation. We Are Actively  More »

Superb 18th C American Chippendale Mahogany Salem or Boston, Mass. Side Chair. Original Surface, Original Slip Seat, In A Superb State Of Preservation. We Are Actively Seeking Identical Mates To The Chair Since It Is Part Of A Larger Set Of 8 or 12. This Lovely Chair Is Stamped VII On The Seat Frame. Old Original Surface. Circa: 1785. Choice Condition. If You Are Currently Seeking To Sell Your 18th Century Furniture We Are Always Interested In Representing Or Purchasing Example Of This Quality. All Inquiries Are Strictly Confidential. Please Call The Director Of Equinox Antiques & Fine Art - Mark Reinfurt For A Scheduled Appointment. We Travel Worldwide.   « Less

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 And  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 State  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