Philadelphia Chair

Ships from Philadelphia. Chairs show natural aging on the leather, but present very nicely.

Extremely roomy and comfortable chair designed with longterm dining in mind. Ships from Philadelphia.

pair centennial copies period philadelphia wing chairs

This set of 10 Philadelphia Chippendale Chairs consists of 2 arm chairs and 8 side chairs.

The set of 10 Philadelphia Empire Chairs is comprised of 2 arm chairs and 8 side chairs.

An impressive Pair of 18th Century Philadelphia Chippendale Carved Mahogany Chairs with newer seat upholstery.

American walnut desk chair with carved scrolled rails, vase formed shaped splat back, scalloped carved skirt, carved shell on knee, and terminating on the original Drake feet, Philad...

This is not a typical style of Chippendale chair that was produced during this period. The ribbon-back is a published style in Chippendale's compendium The Gentleman & Cabinet Maker’...

Pair of Chippendale-style dining chairs with pierced splat backs, shell-mounted seat-front friezes, and ball-and-claw front feet.

This rare and important pair of Philadelphia shell carved walnut Chippendale side chairs, dating circa 1765, represents the pinnacle of American colonial craftsmanship.

Just as it is easy to identify a New York or Philadelphia side, or dining, chair of the period, so Boston chairs have a certain “look” that sets them apart from chairs from all other...

Its importance is confirmed by its inclusion in major international museum collections, including the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Design Museum London, and the Philadel...

Its importance is confirmed by its inclusion in major international museum collections, including the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Design Museum London, and the Philadel...

The chair was acquired from an estate in Philadelphia and had previously come from a corporate office in Philadelphia also.

A FINE PAIR OF WALNUT ‘CHIPPENDALE’ SIDE CHAIRS, PHILADELPHIA, Circa 1770.

Signed with RL label on one chair. Ships from Philadelphia.

Lovely patina on both chairs. Ships from Philadelphia.

Fabulous Set Of Four Hitchcock Chair Company For Strawbridge & Clothier 'The Independence Chairs, Philadelphia', Limited Edition of 400.

Very comfortable and relatively heavy (well-built) chairs. Ships from Philadelphia. Very good overall condition.

Ships from Philadelphia. Eames DCM Side Chairs, initially designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1946.

A rare and interesting set of 6 chairs from the Philadelphia Public Library reading rooms circa 1929.

Circa 1900 Set of 4 Dining Chairs, Colonial Revival, Philadelphia form. All sides; mahogany.

Beautiful set of four Jean Michel Frank chairs made in France by Ecart and distributed in America by Holly Hunt Original retail price was around $5000 per chair No rips or tears o...

They have a seat height of 17.25 inches. Ships from Philadelphia. Overall, these chairs are in very good condition.

Beautiful set of two "box" armchairs by Pierre Jeanneret circa late 1950s. These chairs some of the most intricate caning we've ever seen on Jeanneret chairs.

19Thc Collection of three 19thc Philadelphia,Pa. Saddle seat Windsor arm chairs.Two are painted a very dark brown paint & one is a black painted chair.

Late 19th century pair of George III style arm chairs, likely Philadelphia. A very fine Colonial Revival movement pair, often attributed to Philadelphia cabinetmakers at the height o...

Manufactured by Brickel Associates and originally retailed through the prestigious Lawsonia Co. of Philadelphia, these chairs represent Bennett's signature minimalist aesthetic and m...

A very fine Chippendale side chair with a great old patina multiple shells on the crest rail and knees with wonderfully carved volutes on crest rail and knee blocks, fluted stiles an...

Philadelphia Queen Anne side chair with yoke crest, solid splat and cabriole legs terminating in slipper feet.

Wing chair Queen Ann Philadelphia Trifid feet carved shell knees, circa 1770.

Six gadroon crested padauk Klismos sabre-legged dining chairs, with hand-stitched needlepoint slip seats in mint condition. Attributed to Antoine Gabriel Quervelle, French trained Ph...

Queen Anne carved walnut side chair, Philadelphia, circa 1750 This side chair embodies the Queen Anne aesthetic in its proficient use of the serpentine line, achieving a sculptural ...

A pair of mahogany,Philadelphia region, empire
sidechairs with exceptional needlepoint seats, each having classical figures in landscape.

Philadelphia Chippendale carved mahogany easy chair, 1760-1780, having a canted back with slightly serpentine cresting, scroll wings, and upright outward scrolling arms, above a seat...

This is a fine, comfortable small-scale wing chair, with Classic Philadelphia wings and outward stretching arms, circa 1780.

Wing chair Chippendale Philadelphia serpentine front Marlboro feet, circa 1770.

Wing chair Queen Ann Philadelphia open serpentine open arm pad feet, circa 1740.

Pairs of these chairs are hard to find and these have no breaks or alterations. They have the beautiful style that many consider the finest of American Queen Anne chair design. They ...

This set of chairs has fine highly decorative carving on its crest and splat. The crest is beautifully sculptured and quite English in form, reminiscent of many English models. The r...

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...

Windsor chairs exported from Philadelphia to Jamaica in the 18th century had a significant impact on these island-made examples.

Windsor chairs exported from Philadelphia to Jamaica in the 18th century had a significant impact on these island-made examples.

As this essay will demonstrate, Windsor chairs exported from Philadelphia to Jamaica in the eighteenth century had a significant impact on these island-made examples.

Of particular interest is the back crest of this chair. These are quite rare and relates to a chair from Philadelphia illustrated in the attached.

Hugh influence in France and elsewhere! These chairs were re-upholstered and refinished about 15 years ago when they were bought from Calderwood gallery in Philadelphia.

An unusual Chippendale style mahogany. Wingback chair possibly Philadelphia, 19th century. The shaped back with shaped arms upholstered over a carved frieze with a shell motif all ...

A finely carved pair of Centennial Philadelphia Chippendale style side chairs with shell carved crests & seat, pierce carved scroll & tassel splats and seats, beautiful foliate and s...

Philadelphia Chippendale walnut dining chair, circa 1760-1770, with shell carved crest and pierced splat, over trapezoidal slip seat with shaped rail and shell carved legs ending in ...

A Colonial style Philadelphia Windsor style chair features oak pegged construction with fan back and arms having spindles surmounting formed seat and raised on turned legs, 20th cent...

Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany slip seat side chair by Thomas Tuft.

Windsor chair from Philadelphia Central Library in steel by Canton Art Metal Company.

This set of 19th c. early Philadelphia Rod Back Birdcage Windsor Chairs is in outstanding condition with rich character and patina.

A fine example of a Philadelphia Queen Anne Walnut Side Chair, circa 1755, probably the workshop of William Savery.

A Windsor-style chair handcrafted by Bill Wallick. Made from poplar wood and hand painted in a yellow coat that has been enriched with texture and wear over the years. The chair is f...

PAIR OF EARLY 19THC ORIGINAL BLACK PAINTED WINDSOR CHAIRS -GREAT ORIGINAL SURFACE WITH NICE TURNED LEGS-FOUND IN PENNSYLVANIA WONDERFUL EARLY FORM /SOLD AS A PAIR /SIGNED BY THE MA...

No breaks or repairs --Similar to painted Philadelphia or Salem chairs at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston.