Rustic Shaker Oak Side Chairs, 1920s, Set of 4
Located in Paris, ON
Rustic Shaker Oak Side Chairs, 1920s - set of 4 This classic Shaker ladder back chair originally created in the Enfield community, features interlocking tenons which create an al...
Rope, Oak
Enfield Blanket Chest in Shaker Style with Inlay in Walnut
By Zietz Furniture
Located in Richmond, VA
Blanket chests have been a staple in the American family for hundreds of years, and a most common furniture item to be passed on to younger generations as gifts. This blanket chest i...
Walnut
Shaker Staved Cheese Box in Original Blue Paint
Located in Nantucket, MA
The Dyer family was one of the most famous of all Enfield Shakers. Joseph Dyer (1173-1858), a farmer from Strafford, NH, his wife Mary and five children moved to the Enfield Shaker C...
Signed 19th Century Shaker Painted Bucket
By Shakers
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Very strong in sturdy condition. It is signed: N.F.SHAKERS -ENFIELD, N.H. on the base.
Pine
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H 29 in W 53 in D 22.5 in
Shaker Inspired Enfield Table, Steel Furniture, Natural Rust Patina by Jim Rose
By Jim Rose
Located in Chicago, IL
This table is inspired by the forms and sensibilities of Shaker furniture. In all Shaker communities, everything created was made to be used and sometimes the same item was used for ...
Steel
Shaker Side Chair Enfield Ct. Community
Located in Chicago, IL
Early Shaker chair with original honey surface. Made in the mid-19th century by the Enfield Ct.
Wood
Shaker Side Chair Enfield Connecticut Community
Located in Sharon, CT
Made mid-19th century by the Enfield Conn. Community.
Wood
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H 42.75 in W 18.75 in D 15.5 in
Pair of Original Shaker Chairs from the Enfield Community, circa Mid 1800s
Located in Peabody, MA
An original matched pair of Shaker high back chairs from the Enfield, Connecticut Community of Believers, circa. 1840-1860s.
Cotton, Wood
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H 39 in W 19 in D 14.25 in
Antique Pair of Shaker Chairs from the Enfield Community, Circa Mid 1800s
Located in Peabody, MA
A fine pair of authentic American Shaker chairs from the Enfield, NH village. These examples were made for the community’s own use and not marketed to the outside world.
Ash, Maple