Furniture > Chairs
Enjoy browsing a selection of early American furniture from the 17th, 18th and 19th century. Our inventory includes a variety of forms made throughout New England and colonial America. We have always had a special emphasis on furniture from Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts, while also handling fine pieces from New York, Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic States. We are pleased to offer all forms from high chests to dressing tables, tall clocks to banjo clocks, banister back armchairs to drop leaf tables, candlestands, sewing tables, Windsor chairs, shield back chairs and more.
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Pair Windsor Chairs.
Queen Anne figured maple side chair.
Chippendale side chair with heart splat.
William and Mary bannister back side chairs.
Queen Anne maple side chairs.
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Five Chippendale walnut dinning chairs.
William and Mary bannister back sided chair with heart pierced crest and Spanish feet, Connecticut 1745-1770
William and Mary armchair.
William and Mary child's size armchair.
Windsor high chair, New England, 1795-1815
Paint decorated windsor rocking chair.
Comb back Windsor armchair with carved knuckles and scrolled ear, Philadelphia School, Pennsylvania, 1770 - 1780
Chippendale walnut side chair with embroidered seat.
Child's continuous arm windsor high chair with black paint decoration circa 1800