Baltimore Chairs

This set of chairs relates to a grouping produced in Baltimore, which stand out as unique design

This is an American Shield Back Federal Chair in the Baltimore style. The shield back, inlay, and

Of grand proportions, this painted chair in Baltimore painted furniture, page 67 (see scan below

Pair of American Regency mahogany side chairs with carved acanthus and lotus splat backs, white

motif. Two arms & Six sides. Chairs have cane seats with upholstered cushions. Baltimore, MD. Early 19th

Original gold decoration in the classical manner over black.

​Set of 10 Early 20th Century Mahogany Baltimore Hepplewhite Dining Chairs Dimensions : Side

“Baltimore” chairs. And most importantly the Eli Terry model of an assembly line was put into place with

fully restored condition with original plaque reading "The Clermont Baltimore 1801" This chair has

on a Baltimore painted 'Fancy Chair'.

Rare set of four 19th century American Regency caned Baltimore fancy dining chairs made in the

fully restored condition with original plaque reading "The Clermont Baltimore 1801" This chair has

Pair of Baltimore mahogany Chippendale side chairs with wonderfully carved crest rail and pierced

Set of four painted American chairs

Set of six dining chairs. Hand woven cane seats. Original finish with gilt.

stretchers. Related chairs are in the collections of The Baltimore Museum of Art, the Maryland Historical

Pair of Black Baltimore Ebonized Side Chairs with Caned Seat

American wingback chair, attributed to Baltimore, mahogany turned and reeded legs, original casters

An American Federal side chair from Baltimore, MD., circa 1800. The raised center crest rail

chairs, as Baltimore painted furniture at the time was the best produced in America, and this set is

These beautifully designed armchairs are by David Edward from Baltimore, MD, designed by Max

, indivualistic design. One might consider them country cousins to the more refined Baltimore fancy chairs.

"fancy" work of other Baltimore makers related to these chairs can be found at the Baltimore Museum of

Set of Four Federal Chairs, probably Baltimore.

A near pair of early 19th century American, possibly Baltimore, side chairs featuring reeded and

. Theirs and the "fancy" work of other Baltimore makers related to these chairs can be found at the

Very fine set of ten carved mahogany shield back dining chairs, with serpentine crests and three

Two similar 19th-century American painted side chairs, possibly from Baltimore, circa 1820-1835

Baltimore side chair with newer hand caned seat, in original dark green paint with floral bouquets