18th Century Wing Chair

18th Century Irish mahogany wing chair with camel back headrest.

Christies sold a similar Georgian walnut wing chair, lot 50, on 22 May 2019 @ £37,500, with associated 18th century gros- and petit-point needlework, restorations, and the back seat ...

18th century highly unusual French Louis XVI painted reclining wing chair.

18th century Georgian tufted green leather wing chair without scrolled wings and arms above a loose cushion on squared legs joined by an H-stretcher.

Now upholstered in period 18th Century Crewel Bed Hangings.

Early 18th Century French Regence Period Walnut Ratchet Wing Chair with Needlework Upholstery

With mahogany legs on casters.

18th century mahogany fully upholstered wing chair.

Barrel back wing chair covered in wool felt vintage linen and Rose Tarlow fabric standing on tapering mahogany legs and brass castors. Dimensions: H 46″ W 31.5″ D 28″ Sd 21″ Sh 1...

A very imposing and good quality pair of 18th century style Georgian Mahogany Gainsborough wing arm chairs, each with fine hand carved decoration to the arms, frieze and elegant cabr...

A handsome and well-proportioned 18th Century French wing Bergere. With a carved walnut frame covered in tapestry. Circa 1790.

19th century highly unusual French Louis XVI painted reclining wing chair. The very high back with a carved and shaped top. The shallow wings on a channelled frame, the whole back re...

An attractive oversized, large scale Georgian wing back chair featuring elm cabriole legs. A really attractive piece due to it's large size and shaping. A wonderful statement piece.

This antique English wing chair dates back to the early 18th century during the George II period.

Of typical form with shaped wings and cabriole legs ending in pad feet

Height 49 in.

18th Century Irish wing chair ornately carved mahogany apron with scrolling foliate and central lion head motif.

Documented in Verna Cook Shipway and Warren Shipway’s book: Mexican Interiors, 1962, p.146. Inspired by an 18th century English wing chair Pani discovered in a town outside of Mexico...

Wing chairs are designed in the 18th century as a protection against draughts.

An Elegant Wood & Hogan Mahogany wing chair reproduced from an 18th century original in the Chippendale manner.

This exceptional antique American Hepplewhite New England wing chair epitomizes the elegance and craftsmanship of late 18th to early 19th century colonial design.

18th century George III wing chair, the shaped back without scrolled wings raised over out scrolling arms above ornately carved apron with centralised acanthus leaf flanked with scro...

Fight off the chill of the draft and add a bit more of a cozy feel with the added protection a Wing chair provides. An important and generous size Queen Anne style wing chair made b...

Make a quality statement with this New Important Wood & Hogan Chippendale style mahogany wing chair with its high back and hand carved ball & claw front legs. Covered in a handsome s...

A handsome patinated Hermes ochre leather wing winged bergère. Bronze nail heads line the exterior and inset of the back of the chair.

18th century George III wing chair, the straight back with outscrolled wings raised over outscrolling arms raised above hipped cabriole leg with lion mask on knee flanked with scroll...

HAUTE ÉPOQUE Wing chair, France, 18th century Stained carved oak and fabric decorated with medieval scenes

An exceptionally, rare 18th century, upholstered wing armchair with a scalloped back from Notley Priory & the collection of Vivien Leigh & Laurence Oliver by descent - Acquired wi...

An exceptionally, rare 18th century, upholstered, elm, wing armchair with a scalloped back from Notley Priory & The Collection of Vivien Leigh & Laurence Oliver by Descent - Acqui...

Excellent quality 18th Century English mahogany wing chair.  Of tall proportions, this chair has a mahogany show frame with sweeping back legs joined to two straight front legs with...

Content: It covers a wide range of styles, from 18th-century wing chairs stamped by Louis-Magdeleine Pluvinet to modern 20th-century drawings by Jean-Démosthène Dugourc.