Antique Federal Chairs

New England rod back Child's Windsor side chair, with original surface.

Fashioned with tapered mahogany legs, terminating in brass castors, and appointed with a rich chinoiserie fabric.

An American Federal Lolling Chair with exquisite lines. The bold square back has a slight turning at the crest rail, while the arms sweep gracefully to the front of the chair, with ...

Pair of American walnut Federal side chairs. Newly upholstered slip seats in Lee Jofa- Diamond Baratta Tartan fabric.

These are a very finely sculptured set of Queen Anne chairs, but at first blush, one might think this is a later variant of the fiddle back Federal chairs we see at the turn of the 1...

Seven Federal mahogany ribbon-back side chairs probably maryland, circa 1800 Each with four arched pierced slats on molded seat rail, square turned legs joined by stretchers.

Sofas of this form are relatively common compared to the armchair, which is almost never seen. It has its original casters and we have opened one of the panels in the back, evidencin...

This example has a profound serpentine-shaped crest rail with outward-rolled arms which terminate in incurvated supports. A straight-front seat rail supports finely turned and reeded...

A wonderful example of an 18th century American ‘sack back’ Windsor armchair. Made from hickory, maple and poplar. I really like American chairs as they just have a bit more ‘expre...

A set of eight American Federal period dining chairs, ca. 1815-1820, with a distinctive bull’e eye carved rondel within the shaped backsplats.

This painted set has its original paint and has no breaks or alterations. It was carefully used, as the wear marks here and there show a degree of charm developed through the years. ...

A very rare set of six Massachussetts mahogany Hepplewhite period chairs carved by Samuel McIntire. The crests with punchwork backgrounds are relief carved with baskets of fruit and ...

Pair of paint decorated tablet top Federal Windsor arrowback side chairs, attributed to chairmaker, E.

Many of this form have condition issues. This chair is in absolutely perfect condition: see the “bones” of the chair.

There is a grouping of these large lolling chairs that came out of Portsmouth, and comparison will show that this is one of the best. The arms are beautifully molded, in addition to ...

The yellow damask upholstered lolling chair possesses an arched crest-rail above the rectangular back joined to down-swept scratch-beaded serpentine arms with incurred supports centr...

Possibly New York or Philadelphia. Pine. Consists of a bench with cane seat, hand-painted crest rail and slats, measuring 33 1/8" high x 74 5/8" long x 23 3/8" deep; p...

This set of four American Federal chairs exhibit the finest lines and perfect sense of proportion to be found in any form of the period.

Without question, this chair is one of the most ingeniously designed and planned Federal chairs we've had an opportunity to work with.

Without question, this chair is one of the most ingeniously designed and planned Federal chairs we've had an opportunity to work with.

Without question, this chair is one of the most ingeniously designed and planned Federal chairs we've had an opportunity to work with.

Without question, this chair is one of the most ingeniously designed and planned Federal chairs we've had an opportunity to work with.

Without question, this chair is one of the most ingeniously designed and planned Federal chairs we've had an opportunity to work with.

Each with a square paneled crest rail over three pierced stick splats, nicely upholstered seat raised on tapered square legs and H form stretcher.

Without question, this chair is one of the most ingeniously designed and planned Federal chairs we've had an opportunity to work with.

With Classic form with select mahogany with burl panels.

An antique Sheraton Federal style wing back fire side chair offers shaped back, scroll form arms and is raised on turned mahogany legs, c1820 Measures- 44.5''H x 29.25''W x 27''D;...

Late 19th Century American Federal-Style Mahogany Wing Chair with arched back and shaped wings.

This is a delightful set of period American Federal Dining Chairs, almost certainly New York City c. 1805-1815.

Antique Federal side chair. Made from mahogany with curly mahogany back splat.

Crafted during the Federal period, this set of side chairs exemplifies practicality and elegance.

This very fine benchmade set of eight dining chairs in the Federal style are nearly indistinguishable from a period set, having an old and consistent patina throughout what is a very...

Pair of Academic Revival heart back mahogany side chairs with half rail upholstered boxed seats in indigo fabric with brass nail head tacks. The front legs are fitted with their orig...

Pair of American Federal mahogany side chairs with carved splat backs, removable upholstered white muslin seats, and terminating on the original saber legs.

Set of Eight American Federal Dining Chairs, two arms and six sides. Open shield back Hepplewhite design with urn and swags and "Kylix" back.

A fine set of ten Federal style mahogany dining chairs attributed to Lithuanian / American well known furniture maker Nathan Margolis, of Hartford CT, two arm chairs and eight side c...

Rare find from a portsmouth, NH Home. Ten side chairs and two original armchairs. Amazing example of Federal American painted furniture, Lauded at "The Antique and Art Dealers Leag...

Antique stencil back windsor chairs, original federal paint c. 1790- 1830.

A lovely set of eight chairs with arched back, urn shaped back plate, saber front legs, splayed back legs, mahogany veneer over hardwood, and woven rush seats. From the mid to late 1...

A nice pair of hand painted golden yellow cane seat fancy chairs, branded “L. Barnes” on the underside, circa 1820. Paint decorated in a musical motif crest , the shaped back splat f...

Set of six American mahogany shield back dining room chairs with carved molded edges, foliage fan carvings, flanking swag tassels, floral rosettes , figural animal themed floral need...

A New York Federal period mahogany side chair of elegantly austere design having rectangular form back-rest with vertical splats, upholstered slip-seat raised on front square legs an...

A fine Federal mahogany lolling chair with fresh red satin upholstery featuring gold wheat accent pattern, circa 1785.

Very large wing chair

Similar to a signed one illustrated in "The Windsor Style in America" Charles Santore, 1981 Plate V.

Ebonized sack back Windsor armchair constructed in ash and pine circa 1790-1810 in Rhode Island. Remnants of original (or early) black paint are naturally worn away from two centurie...

A very fine set of six federal-era saber leg dining chairs, attributable to New York cabinetmaker, Duncan Phyfe.

Fine American Federal inlaid mahogany antique lolling chair. Boston, Massachusetts circa 1800.

Elegant pair of matching mahogany federal style arm chairs newly upholstered in leopard fabric.

The superb vintage set of twelve Federal Revival shield back dining chairs, date from the second half of the 20th century.

This is an elegant antique Regency dining table circa 1820 in date and twelve Federal Revival shield back dining chairs dating from the mid 20th century.

This is an elegant antique Regency dining table circa 1820 in date and twelve Federal Revival shield back dining chairs dating from the mid 20th century.

Extremely fine and realistically painted portrait of an elderly woman, wearing a lavish red paisley shawl holding The Holy Bible and her glasses, wearing a bonnet, seated in a federa...