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Seating Furniture
An exceptional pair of Chippendale mahogany side chairs of superior ranking, circa 1755-1775, Irish, in remarkable condition. The chairs are superb with an exceptional sculptural quality and graceful fluidity. The “four” petal flowers in concert with the “Gothic” back arches … Continue reading
“A good set of six English side chairs of great delicacy, with caned back and seats, roped carved details with brass embellishments” Now upholstered in a first-class manner. SOLD
An English George II Style footstool with great lines and “shell” carved knees. Excellent patina, finish, and patina For a full condition report, additional photographs, further details, or price, please inquire by phone or email us at chicoraclm@msn.com
A very fine and rare American transitional Chippendale to Federal period mahogany armchair, attributable the workshop of John Shaw (1745-1829), Annapolis, Maryland, circa 1795-1800 The chair is in a remarkable and unusually uncommon state of original preservation and retains the … Continue reading
An exceptionally fine pair of Chippendale mahogany “Gothic” back side chairs, circa 1755-1775, with outstanding patination and color. Great Britain. In form, the principal foundation of the design found on these chairs’ back splat and crest rail are derived from … Continue reading
“A pair of American Classical Walnut Side Chairs, circa 1840-1860, in the “Gothic” Taste” The pair are in outstanding condition with no repairs or breaks of note with a rich “French Polish”. PROVENANCE: Jackson Square Antiques, San Fransisco. DIMENSIONS: 34″ … Continue reading
“A rare pair of “Anglo-Indian” Mother of Pearl Inlaid Side Chairs, Mid Nineteenth Century” PROVENANCE: Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce, American Writer, Playwright, Editor at “Vanity Fair”, Ambassador to Italy, Socialite, and U.S. Congresswoman. Newel Galleries, New York City label remains … Continue reading
An American Federal mahogany “shield-back” side Chair, Massachusetts, probably the work of Stephen Badlam, Dorchester, with a bowfront, circa 1800 The chair is in excellent condition and despite its very delicate and refined form, contains no breaks or repairs of note. … Continue reading
A masterful and distinguished American Federal Mahogany Sofa from the city of New York, circa 1815 bearing all the characteristics synonymous of the early work of the Duncan Phyfe cabinetshop Fashioned in the English Sheraton Style, the present sofa has a three-panel … Continue reading
A choice pair of English Shield back side chairs with unusually fine carved backs, with swags, “Prince of Wales” feathers, and fluted legs. Old surface and great patination. SOLD TO A NOTABLE COLLECTOR.