Antique Rake

The front legs beautifully carved at knees with acanthus and drop bell husks and set on layered naturalistic lion paw and claw feet. Both rear raked legs with carved borders and sc...

Napoleon III period hot water bottle lamp, gilt bronze lyre foot, tole lampshade painted with ribbon flowers and garden rake. In very good condition. The file does not have a pear to...

First quarter of the 19th century oval antique framed silk embroidery of woman with rake, circa 1800-1820. Original frame.

A pair of carved mahogany Chippendale gainsborough chairs with ball and claw feet, acanthus carved knees and raked cabriole rear legs ending in padded feet. The backs with cupids bow...

Figured mahogany and upholstery, each with a curved raked back and squab cushion.

The raked back with a tablet shaped head rest to articulated wings sweeping to padded arms supported by cabriole leg to pad foot.

Whimsical design with boldly raked dogs, displaying split forged, curled “scales”, which act as log stops, supplementing the front mushroom capped stop.

Mounted on an American Primitive black metal base at a raking 'bird-like' angle.

The back legs have a slight rake, and are attached to the front legs by side rails.

Scalloped and incised apron with pendant carved rosette; carved stiles above onion form top, tapered legs to ringed front feet; raked cylindrical rear legs. Note: John Jelliff (1813-...

On the foreground lie a rake and a shovel in cross shape, tied with a ribbon.

Charming carved wooden accents, such as the shovel and rake at the top of the mirror give this piece its garden appeal.

The chair is extremely comfortable and solid with a good width between the arms, deep well padded seat and gentle rake to the padded back. Upholstered in a moss green high quality...

Rare Hepplewhite inlaid mahogany wing chair, with arched crest and shaped wings, rolled arm and sloping arm supports, set on square tapering front legs with string inlays and inlaid ...

Fine set of four neoclassical klysmos form carved mahogany side chairs, with concave crest above an "X" form back with central carved rosette, with upholstered seats having horizonta...

Mahogany and crotch mahogany veneered Klismos inspired chair with sweeping semi-circular crest rail supported by upper back legs which continue into raked rear legs. The upholstere...

Very fine and rare Hepplewhite carved mahogany shield back side chair, the back with cove molded and beaded surround, with three intersecting vertical slats with leaf carving, above ...

The idea of Japonisme is also present in his work - the rhythmic, concentric circles accenting the surface of this particular vase suggest waves or raked sand in a Japanese garden. T...

The bevelled round mirror has a very unusual feature being a combination of walnut with a brass bezel, this too is adjustable on the rake. This piece is in very untouched original or...

The oval back "en cabriole" is carved with a floral crest and acanthus carved arms over a serpentine seat with shaped front rail and with floral carved apron and acanthus carved, tur...

The back legs with a good rake and scroll feet. Good color and very original.

Surprisingly these are invisible from a front on view, but can be seen in a raking light. It would date from around 1875.

Rare pair of Hepplewhite carved mahogany double chair back settees, square backs with raised fluted tablet above turned and reeded colonnettes, with carved serpentine arm rests and s...

A wonderful pair of walnut George II period armchairs with interlaced carved and incised back splats within incurved stiles supported by scrolled arms over broad upholstered seats ra...

The HELTER SKELTER CLUB was a convivial club for young well-to-do ""rake-hells"".

Very fine set of ten George III style carved mahogany dining chairs, comprising eight side and two arm chairs, with molded serpentine crests centering medallion carvings of rice leav...

The seat and back are upholstered within the mahogany frame and is supported by turned and reeded front legs and raked rear legs, on cast brass castors. The arms incorporate uphols...

The chair exhibits great form having a shaped crest with carved ears above a pierced splat flanked by raking stiles with a rush seat.

On this particular estagne the two shelves and the upper part are arched and their bowed faces sumptuously “chantourne” with carved motifs of wheat, rake, sickle, drum olives branche...

Looks great on a wall with raking light.

A very good and rare pair of oak Arts & Crafts chairs by the German architect designer, Richard Riemerschmid, famous for his iconic “ Music Room” chair that he designed, circa 18...

The gently curved arms are perfectly placed for comfort and the rake of the back encourages a relaxed posture. Because the carved details are visible even on the reverse of this anti...

With that said, this chair is a beautifully modeled chair of the form, with dramatically raked rear legs, (see the profile image below). Note the sleekness of the wings and the rear ...

This plate shows a young woman sitting beside a tree, resting a rake against her left shoulder, smiling down at two little boys, one of which lies on against the verge at her feet, t...

Boldly fashioned with a thick and rounded curved back, the chair is comprised of large and elegantly scrolled armrests with dolphin or fish-form supports, the animal shaped-front leg...

A lovely quality 18th century wing armchair circa 1780 with beautiful original mahogany frame in excellent condition and with a fabulous shape with outscrolled arms and shapely wings...

The back ones are of a plainer design but have a stylish back rake which adds stability. A very good 19th century chair of classic design made from top quality dense timber with a go...

An exceptionally comfortable chair to sit in - supportive with a good height and rake to the back, a capacious seat and well padded and rounded arms.

The design is in Thomas Sheraton’s The Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer’s Drawing Book of 1791 and as he noted is ‘extended by means of draw leaves, and fitted with raking slides.’ When...

The back ones are of plane form but with a good back rake for style and stability. The legs are connected with plain turned stretchers.

A good pair of early 18th century elm side chairs, the front cabriole legs well carved and proportioned and terminating in wide puddled pad feet. The rear raked legs terminating in b...

The two rear legs are slightly raking and plain. All six legs rest on casters. Exceptional refinement of English Sheraton and Scottish Adam Brothers design and proportion; with chara...

An exceptionally comfortable chair to sit in - supportive with a good height and rake to the back, a capacious seat and well padded and rounded arms.

Looking at the chair sideways, one sees a beautiful rake back on the rear leg. This is a high style chair of the best quality and dense weight.

This genre was pioneered by William Hogarth in the late eighteenth century in his series of paintings titled The Rake's Progress. In Buss's painting, The Enthusiastic Sportsman, an i...

The oak frame with carved uprights flanking a raked leather-covered back with padded arms and the seat covered in the original leather.

In Elizabethan England, it was an emblem of bawds, rakes and sexual adventure. Its a symbol men, in particular, have always loved to paint, carve, cast, and wear.

This is a delightful wing chair; neither too big nor too small, comforting, and is sophisticated with fine lines and a dramatically raked rear leg. Interestingly, the back of thi...

The cabriole legs at the front are balanced by legs that rake at the back. Slip seats are covered in Scalamandre.

The painted pine frames with raked backrests with deep rounded seats offering a very stable and solid perch for good posture and support , fitted with later added golden velvet tufte...

Attached to the mull by silver chains are a rake to scratch the snuff, a small spoon to scoop it up and a rabbit's foot for the gentlemen to wipe their moustaches after taking their ...

Set of four Philadelphia Queen Ann "Savery" transitional walnut side chairs, circa 1760, serpentine crest rail with flared ears and scribed edge, flared stiles with corresponding scr...

A wonderful gift idea, or just add your decks of cards and set it out on your own gaming night and rake in the compliments of your cards group. Complete with many many of the origina...

An interesting late 18th century elm Windsor chair. Interesting and rare continuous bentwood hoop back construction.

A beautiful 19th century English ash and oak scallop-back Windsor chair with outward facing arms supported by inverted stretchers, turned legs connected by a bentwood stretcher and a...

A lovable 19th century English barrelback Windsor arm chair with a graceful rounded crest-rail supported by several spindles, a sturdy saddle seat, splayed turned legs, and retaining...

Folk Art stick chair from the English Countryside. Thick seat and surprisingly comfortable. Wonderful piece of sculpture with great patina. Seat height is 13.75 inches.

Late 18th Century Welsh ‘Comb-Back’ Stick Back Chair This is one for the purest of true folk-art furniture, In the form of a late 18th Century Welsh ‘comb-back’ stick back chair. U...

Antique Wood Skis

This is an exceptionally fine Lancaster, Pennsylvania Sack Back Windsor Armchair, circa 1780. It has a bowed crest rail mortised into a continuous rear rail with eleven spindles, se...

18Thc Original aged surface New England balloon back Windsor chairs in fantastic condition.These chairs have such wonderful form and patina.The saddle seats are most unusual and wond...

This 18th-century English elm wood stickback Windsor armchair presents an aura of understated elegance and historical depth. Stripped of its original paint, the chair now bares the n...

A stunning pair of 18th-century Windsor armchairs, crafted from rich elm wood. These chairs boast a rare and elegant design, featuring cabriole legs that gracefully end in classic pa...

A simple 19th century comb-back chair in sun-bleached elm. Beautifully patinated with traces of original paint and some small historic repairs which add to its charm. Welsh, c. 1850.

A superb, rare, impressively sized and extremely comfortable early-Victorian Windsor armchair in wonderful condition and built to last. Most likely made in England around 1840, this ...