Mahogany bow-front chest of drawers in Federal Hepplewhite style with inlaid banding and brass oval pulls.
$6,000
Cherry veneer round foyer table with inlaid medallion by Ethan Allen. from the regency collection. This is a five foot table with no leaf. a showcase table they were often referred to as
$4,000
Wooden ladder-back armchair with rush seat
$1,700
Windsor-style spindle-back dining chair in natural wood finish this is a Steve Silver chair, in golden honey finish, in mint condition. I have 6 of them
$900
Brass-plated cantilevered chair with geometric upholstery by Steelcase
$1,500
Pair of Napoleon III-style slipper chairs with original sage green upholstery and provenance from Vanderbilt University
$4,000
Pair of upholstered slipper chairs with skirted bases, circa 1924, from Vanderbilt University Alumni Lounge
$2,000
Lambert Hitchcock sewing rocker with original patina and woven cane seat and back
$1,000
Mid-century modern style leather lounge chair precedent Finnigan model# 3023-C1
$4,500
19th-century American primitive ladder-back rocking chair with original black ash splint seat The image highlights a beautiful 19th-century American primitive ladder-back rocking chair in remarkably intact condition.Key Characteristics & Construction DetailsThe Frame: This is a classic armless country or Shaker-style rocking chair. It features a three-slat ladder back, round turned vertical posts (stiles), and is capped off by simple elongated finials at the top.The Seat Weave: The seat appears to be a tightly hand-woven splint or flat reed weave arranged in a traditional herringbone/checkerboard pattern. Finding an early-to-mid 19th-century splint seat completely intact without major breakage or sag is highly prized by collectors, as these organic materials often dried out, cracked, or were replaced over generations of use.The Rockers: The thin, low-profile profile of the wooden rocker blades is highly indicative of period craftsmanship. It is common for utilitarian farmhouse chairs of this era to have had rockers added slightly later in their lifecycle to adapt them for comfort, though many were built this way originally.Condition and Patina: The dark, aged surface finish shows wonderful historic wear along the rungs, front posts, and top slats where hands and bodies naturally rubbed the wood over a century or more
$1,200
Mahogany chest-on-chest dresser in Queen Anne style
$1,400
Vinyl upholstered dining chair in yellow, Mid-Century Modern This is an aut1950s B.Brody diner chair with monochrome yellow finish and dressed in white piping. it was given to my grandfather in 1958 by Frank Hoffman when he opened his 1st A&W restaurant in Evansville Indiana. My grandfather William Joseph Harrison and Frank were life long friends. my grandfather was the Chief Engineer at Potter and & Brumfield next door in Princeton Indiana. He told My grandfather he was car hop service only and he didn’t need diner chairs any longer, as this chair came out of his first restaurant that he closed in 1958, a month before they cut the ribbon on his A&W franchise
$500
Pair of upholstered barrel chairs with pink mauve fabric, mahogany frame and oversized brass casters. made by Sherrill
$2,000
Velvet upholstered dining chairs titled 'Orion' by TOV Furniture
$500
Bentwood café chair with original patina by Thonet
$800
Original Windsor hoop back parlor chair in museum-quality condition with original patina
Federal Period ladder-back rocking chair with original black ash seat weaving.
$1,600
Matched pair of mahogany slipper benches attributed to Michel Bouvier
$120,000
Wood armchair with upholstered seat and back cushions, American traditional style
$400
Chippendale mahogany side chair attributed to James Gillingham
$28,000
Mid-century modern cantilever chair with tubular chrome frame and upholstered seat and back in milk chocolate finish, manufactured by Steelcase
$1,500
Pagholz molded plywood chair by Galvanitas vintage molded plywood stacking chair, most likely manufactured by Pagholz Flötotto in West Germany during the 1960s or 70s. These chairs were widely used in schools and institutional settings because of their extreme durability and stackable design
$250
Wooden dining chair with caned seat by Lambert Hitchcock
$500
Matched pair of maple Windsor brace-back dining chairs from the Ethan Allen Heirloom Duxbury collection
$650