19th Century English Rush Seat Ladder Back Chair

A beautiful and solid turned walnut Jacobean Barley Twist Armchair by Kittinger Furniture Compan, circa 1890 having fresh tweed cotton/poly blend...

An elegant pair of Hollywood Regency gold gilt metal faux bamboo high-back accent chairs having silk bumblebee seat cushions. Very unique and playful in design. These attract attenti...

A beautiful matched pair of cane barrel back club chairs with lithe front legs by Hickory Chair Co. having beautiful, supple original leat...

A beautifully hand carved 19th century Jacobean stool having oak frame with soft black leather top adorned with brass buttons. In very nice vintage condition having solid frame wit...

An outstanding Lollipop platform rocker in carved Oak by George Hunzinger late 19th c. production. The iconic patented Huntzinger steel and spring rocking mechanism is perfectly in t...

Heirloom quality hand crafted Regency style armchair made in Italy with original tags in rarely if ever used condition. Graceful lines & turnings in the manner & quality of Baker or ...

This fruitwood corner chair has a spindle back. The scrolled arms are supported by five turned spindles on each side. The legs are turned and supported by high-low stretchers. The ru...

Liberty and Co. London. An elegant English Aesthetic Movement walnut ladder back side chair. The last three images are from: A Pictorial Dictionary ...

Classic English ladder back dining, kitchen or desk armchair with turned bobblns at the top of each side rail. Double stretchers on three sides adds structural soundness.

The cherub upholstery fabric of this antique corner chair will bring a smile to your face, but the piece deserves a deeper look. It has a secret.: The chair has a "second skin," in a tweed upholstery that someone was reluctant to remove. The cherub upholstery on the armrest of the chair is actually a shawl or drape for the for the chair. It is Victorian, carved and turned walnut on a part-upholstered corner armchair that is English or American from the late 19th Century according to our appraiser. The seat is triangular with a rounded front rail, that is backed by two low arms with raised upholstery. The curved seat rail has a long fringe trim, all raised on four cylindrical bead turned legs on casters. The detachable fabric drape or shawl is priceless. Appraisers beleive this could have possibly been half of a two-piece tete-a-tete chair...

19th century oak corner chair from England. The arms and back of the chair are wonderfully barrel shaped and embellished with hand carved decorations. The top rail of the chair is ...

Very nicely appointed Victorian rush seated ladder back chair; English and mid 19th century. A little different with the fret back design,...