18th Century Queen Anne Side Chair

A Queen Anne period walnut side chair, circa 1710.

English Queen Anne period walnut pair of balloon seated sidechairs with cabriole legs, pad feet and lovely curved and waisted back. The upholstery is about 10 years old, as is a repa...

An 18th century Queen Anne mahogany side chair, now upholstered in luxe silk velvet, and exhibiting the prototypical Queen Anne back with shaped single splat and raised on cabriole l...

American Queen Anne period walnut sidechair from a Boston cabinetmaker. This elegant chair is distinguished by its cabriole legs, pad feet and vase form splat. The block and turned c...

great example of early English chair making, exhibiting much of the early Chinese influences we appreciate. The S shaped central splat employs what was then the newly adopted 'lumbar...

Pair of yoke & vase canted back side chairs in the original red paint with black striping. Queen Anne cabral leg with flat carved stretcher & rare split hoof foot.

Bermuda Queen Anne slip seat side chair, circa l720. Note the turned and blocked stretchers and tassel footed front legs, Bermuda cedar slip seat upholstery frame covered in silk c...

Period Queen Anne walnut side chair having elegant vase-shaped splat, rounded seat frame, slip-in seat covered with later, but antique, needlework on shaped and lightly carved cabrio...

New England, ca. 1740-1750. Early Queen Anne Grain Painted Spanish Foot Side Chair. The chair has a yoked crest above a vasiform splat and trapezoid seat supported on carved Sp...

These are a very finely sculptured set of Queen Anne chairs, but at first blush, one might think this is a later variant of the fiddle back Federal chairs we see at the turn of the 1...

Set of four Philadelphia Queen Ann "Savery" transitional walnut side chairs, circa 1760, serpentine crest rail with flared ears and scribed edge, flared stiles with corresponding scr...

American. New England, probably Eastern Connecticut or a Massachusetts, ca. 1750-1770. Maple. Fine condition, minor repair at left arm joint. Retains original red wash. This rare...

Set of eight period mahogany Chippendale dining chairs consisting of a matched pair of armchairs and a matched set of six side chairs, all of the same age, style and carving. They ...

There is a labeled side chair by Gillingham in the White House collection and a labeled pair by Tufft in the Winterthur Museum collection (Betty Monkman, The White House: Its Histori...

English Queen Anne Side Chair in Walnut, England 18th Century

The pair of early 18th century Dutch Queen Anne side chairs in Elm, fruitwood and boxwood.

Rare Queen Anne period 18th century red lacquered side chairs.

With upholstered back and seat raised on cabriole legs with lambs tongue and bell flower knees. Pad feet.

Queen Anne black chinoiserie decorated side chair, 18th century, with restorations and replaced parts.

Rare Queen Anne period 18th century red lacquered side chair with gold details, this chair is the definition of a functional art piece.

A pair of shaped walnut side chairs having a bow-shaped pierced backrests, the wooden seats supported by Queen Annes style cabriole legs with slipper feet, rear legs splayed, all joi...

Set of six Queen Anne style dining chairs comprising four side chairs and two armchairs, with blue and beige upholstered seats. Measures: 40" H x 22" W x 18.5" D; seat height: 18.5" ...

Late 19th century Queen Anne style side chair, English. Diminutive scale.

Late 19th century Queen Anne Revival style side chair. Boldly contoured back.

Pair of 18th Century English Queen Anne Period side chairs in walnut with cabriole leg, pad feet, and red Damask Upholstery.

Charming and quirky Welsh oak folk art side chair, the arched crest with pierced hearts and moons, over balustrade silhouette back splat, the two stiles with molded decoration, over ...

An early c.18th side chair, in the Queen Anne style, circa 1720, George I period. Featuring a solid vasiform back splat, over drop in seat covered in gold and ivory coloured brocade...

Retaining a wonderful early surface, the worn walnut is beautifully patinated with a rubbed warmth throughout that is most striking. The variform splat is of a somewhat typical shap...

A boldly turned antique Queen Anne side chair in early paint, circa 1740. Chairs of this design are often called "fiddle-back" or "York chairs" and were made mainly in New York City,...

A rare set of four Queen Anne walnut chairs with unusual vasiform splats supported on cabriole legs joined by turned stretchers, circa 1720.

Good 18th century English Queen Anne chinoiserie side chair.

Set of FOUR Period Fruitwood Side Chairs --Dutch Baroque or Queen Anne --Applewood --Slipper Foot, Original Turned Stretchers --Bulbous and Dramatic Leg --A Beautiful and Rare...

A fine example of a Philadelphia Queen Anne Walnut Side Chair, circa 1755, probably the workshop of William Savery. Incised cupid's bow crest above a solid vasiform splat and trapezo...

Pair of English Queen Anne walnut marquetry side chairs with scrolled inlaid side rails, vase form floral and bird inlaid decorative backs, carved scalloped inlaid skirts, and termin...

Each with shaped crest rails and vasiform splat , cabriole legs with scroll carving joined by turned H form stretchers , square pad foot. Drop in seats.

a group of four carved / shaped mahogany Georgian / Queen Anne style side chairs with shaped front (cabriole) and rear legs both having pad feet, solid urn form splats, over the rai...

Beautifully carved bleached solid walnut chairs with green leather seats on modified Queen Anne legs. Wide and deep seat makes these chairs extremely comfortable.

A handsome English Queen Anne walnut side chair with embossed leather upholstery; the tall rectangular upholstered back above a square tight seat; raised on cabriole supports with sp...

Walnut Queen Anne Wing chair upholstered in needlepoint tapestry featuring a woman in fancy dress with flowers and a bird. Back and sides upholstered in burgundy velvet.

Pair of Queen Anne walnut side chairs.

A very nice pair of Queen Anne walnut side chairs with shaped back splat above a drop in seat supported on cabriole leg and pad foot. Very good original condition with the original s...

English early Queen Anne period wingback armchair of rare form having upholstered 'double-dome' top back-rail with sloped flanking wings connecting box-form arms with padded-rests ei...

A Delightful Pair Of Queen Anne Period Walnut Side Chairs Having Elegant & Well Figured Crested Ladder Backs Above Bell Shaped Seats Raised On Elegant Carved Cabriole Legs Termin...

Each with arched scrolled back over a vasiform shaped splat , balloon shaped seat each with hand done needlepoint seats all different , raised on carved cabriole legs , ending on pad...

An Exceptional Early 18th Century, Queen Anne Period Walnut Wing Back Library Armchair, Having Elegant Shaped Sides, Over Bold Scrolling Arms And Bowfront Seat, Raised On Fabulous Hi...

On offer is a Queen Anne-style wingback armchair, a classic example of early 18th-century English design.

A very fine Dutch side chair, both veneer and frame in Walnut, dating from the first quarter of the 18th century. The form, construction, and condition all superior quality. Mounted ...

Remarkable Pair of 18th Century French Canadian Side Chairs. The waisted shaping of the backs, echoed in the vase-shaped splats, is a very English form of chair, An early 18th ce...

Makers of fine handmade American furnishings since 1901. From their 18th century collection. Consists of two armchairs and five side chairs, all hand-painted with pagodas and Chinois...

This is a superb antique Queen Anne Bureau Bookcase, Circa 1720 in age. It is surmounted with a lovely double-domed cornice with a further dome situated on each of the side return...

This is a rare form in a decorated lacquer surface, and a sturdy table that is very well built. The original top retains its first decorative Chinoiserie embellishments, as do the dr...

Circa 1730-50 set of 6 dining side chairs, English. George II period in Queen Anne to Georgian transitional design. Rarely found early set of the finest quality; red walnut (mahogany...

The absolutely fantastic vintage set of fourteen Queen Anne style dining chairs date from the mid-20th century and comprises twelve side chairs and two armchairs These chairs ha...

Nicely detailed Queen Anne chair. Seat was originally can but now hard upholstered in new mohair. Strong and sturdy.

A very good quality pair of 18th century Dutch marquetry side chairs, each with carved shell and leaf like decoration, inlaid flowers, leaves and birds to the back splat, supports an...

Pair of 18th century Chippendale side chairs possibly made in Maryland with a relief carved crest rail a Gothic carved splat cabriole legs with shells on the knees and terminating in...

Pair of 18th Century mahogany Chippendale style chairs with interlaced back splats, fluted top rails, and simply shaped supports leading to embroidered padded seats. The front cabrio...

Gothic splats, slip seats, cabriole legs terminating in claw and ball feet. Philadelphia. 1775.

American Queen Anne old growth mahogany upholstered slip seat side chair. The square seat is fitted to a conforming scolloped profile frame on cabriole legs terminating in pad feet. ...

Pair of Antique 19th Century English Queen Anne Burled Walnut Side Chairs.

A good pair of early 18th century walnut chairs with figured back-splats and carved decoration to the top and seat rails acanthus knees to the cabriole legs with pad feet and joined ...