Antique Rake

age, visible under raking light, see pictures 7-8-9 About the artist: Born in 1876 in Saint-Omer

panel applied with rose-cut diamond-set gardening design depicting a crossed rake and spade with a

American, 19th c. patent model or salesman's sample of a horse drawn rake - a farm implement. Very

Set of eight engravings depicting "A Rake's Progress" by William Hogarth newly framed in red

back rail with carved cresting. The shape is lovely and the back has a gentle rake and broad and deep

delicate roundels. Comfortable with deep and wide seats and a gentle rake to the backs. Plenty of width

naturalistic lion paw and claw feet. Both rear raked legs with carved borders and scrolls at the foot. Newly

ribbon flowers and garden rake. In very good condition. The file does not have a pear to turn off or turn

First quarter of the 19th century oval antique framed silk embroidery of woman with rake, circa

knees and raked cabriole rear legs ending in padded feet. The backs with cupids bow crest and with

curved raked back and squab cushion.

The raked back with a tablet shaped head rest to articulated wings sweeping to padded arms

. Whimsical design with boldly raked dogs, displaying split forged, curled “scales”, which act as log stops

from the handle to pull the bale of hay. Mounted on an American Primitive black metal base at a raking

, against a background of trees and shrubbery. On the foreground lie a rake and a shovel in cross shape

gently raking stiles. The chair has a slip seat which rests in the frame. The front legs have gentle

; raked cylindrical rear legs. Note: John Jelliff (1813-1893) was a prominent cabinetmaker in Newark, NJ

accents, such as the shovel and rake at the top of the mirror give this piece its garden appeal.

between the arms, deep well padded seat and gentle rake to the padded back. Upholstered in a moss green

and raking rear legs connected with "H" stretchers. Old or original finish. Baltimore area, circa 1795

reeded sabre front legs ending in reeded paw feet, and raking rear legs. Baltic, possibly Russian, circa

rail supported by upper back legs which continue into raked rear legs. The upholstered seat frame is

, concentric circles accenting the surface of this particular vase suggest waves or raked sand in a Japanese

seat raised on square tapering front legs and raking outflaring rear legs. Retains an old, perhaps

feature being a combination of walnut with a brass bezel, this too is adjustable on the rake. This piece

rail and with floral carved apron and acanthus carved, turned front legs and raked rear legs. Now

onto the painting. Surprisingly these are invisible from a front on view, but can be seen in a raking

with 'c' scrolls and terminating in scrolled feet. The back legs with a good rake and scroll feet. Good

, with upholstered seat set on square tapering reeded front legs and raking rear legs, all set on brass

legs in front and raked rear legs. The openwork backs preclude the Chippendale form from the earlier

landowner. The HELTER SKELTER CLUB was a convivial club for young well-to-do ""rake-hells"".

, above molded slip seat frames supported on square tapering front legs with block feet, and raking rear

the mahogany frame and is supported by turned and reeded front legs and raked rear legs, on cast

wheat, rake, sickle, drum olives branches and a little bouquet. Rests on four Louis XV “snail“ feet (but

pierced splat flanked by raking stiles with a rush seat.

has a light chalky patina from use. Looks great on a wall with raking light.

Liberty & Co. Shaped raked back with typical stylized heart cut-out and typical "kick in"

arms sliding across the surface. The gently curved arms are perfectly placed for comfort and the rake

dramatically raked rear legs, (see the profile image below). Note the sleekness of the wings and the rear legs

This plate shows a young woman sitting beside a tree, resting a rake against her left shoulder

feet, the back legs squared and raked. The originality of Empire furniture as exhibited in the

stylish back rake which adds stability. A very good 19th century chair of classic design made from top

rake to the back and recently upholstered in a good quality linen, silk and wool mix fabric in coral

exceptionally comfortable chair to sit in - supportive with a good height and rake to the back, a capacious seat

. The back ones are of plane form but with a good back rake for style and stability. The legs are

Drawing Book of 1791 and as he noted is ‘extended by means of draw leaves, and fitted with raking slides

proportioned and terminating in wide puddled pad feet. The rear raked legs terminating in blocked feet

slightly raking and plain. All six legs rest on casters. Exceptional refinement of English Sheraton and

exceptionally comfortable chair to sit in - supportive with a good height and rake to the back, a capacious seat

front. Looking at the chair sideways, one sees a beautiful rake back on the rear leg. This is a high

by William Hogarth in the late eighteenth century in his series of paintings titled The Rake

The oak frame with carved uprights flanking a raked leather-covered back with padded arms and the

was an emblem of bawds, rakes and sexual adventure. Its a symbol men, in particular, have always loved

with fine lines and a dramatically raked rear leg. Interestingly, the back of this chair does not

terminating in a scroll at the front. The cabriole legs at the front are balanced by legs that rake at the

pine hall or side chairs date to the mid-19th century, circa 1850. The painted pine frames with raked

small silver box on top of the ram's head. Attached to the mull by silver chains are a rake to scratch