American Colonial Chairs

Antique hand made brace back rush seat Windsor chair by John Wanamaker Fine Furniture New York. Tagged underneath with metal badge.

With flat reed or basket weave seat.

This early American Colonial chair features curved splats in back and turned front legs and double upright supports on three sides. The front supports are also turned, with turned fi...

American walnut desk chair with carved scrolled rails, vase formed shaped splat back, scalloped carved skirt, carved shell on knee, and terminatin...

Charming pair of vintage harvest chairs produced by the second iteration of the legendary Lambert Hitchcock Chair factory of Riverton, Connecticut dating to the 1940s. A solid maple ...

Back: Features a distinctive "cattail back" design with vertical spindles resembling cattail reeds. Seat: Typically has a contoured or saddle seat for comfort. Legs: Turned legs ar...

Antique Pair Pennsylvania Plank Seat Chairs 19th Century Matching pair of antique primitive handmade farmhouse plank bottom seat spindle back chairs. These classic country chairs da...

19th Century New England Rush Seat Ladder Back Chair Antique New England rush seat ladder-back chair features beautifully woven rush seat. Dates to the 19th century. Classic ladder ...

Gorgeous pair of American Empire Flame Mahogany cane seat chairs. Newly caned seats. Excellent condition. Measure 17.5'W x 19' D x 32.75"...

American Cherry Martha Washington armchair with a serpentine back, reeded scrolled arms, curvature seat and resting on the original tapered squared s...

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

Originally introduced to the general public at the 1904 St. Louis exhibition, the "Tripolina" chair had already been patented by a Joseph Fendy all the way back in 1977; the original...

An antique American Windsor writing-arm chair with two drawers. This is an original antique Windsor chair created in America in the beginning of the 19th century. The chair was totally hand crafted in wood and feature a writing table-top in the right side with an extended support with a small drawer and another, but bigger drawer under the seat. This is a very unusual chair since is featuring the sack-back top extension at the upper part of the backrest, which extends with three cylindrical modules. The chair is quite rare and has been restored and repainted for at least one-hundred-fifty years or maybe more. It is currently blue with previous old gray and green paints, giving it a naive, folk-art character. All parts are original and none have been replaced. The old paint and multiple repaints show a beautiful crackle pattern that adds to its unique character. This Comb sack-back, spindle and brace back Windsor Writing chair...

Priced Each. Antique 18th century American Ladder Back armchair with Scalamandre Down Cushion Additional information: Materials: Cotton, Feather, Oak, Rush Color: Pink Period...

18th century banister back chair in amazing untouched condition. The seat appears to be original. This chair has a fantastic patina.

Rare early 18th century Child,s Slat back arm chair. Bergen County, New Jersey. Original painted surface with original yellow painted rush seat. Similar chair sold at Sotheby's Impor...

American Charleston mahogany side chair with carved molded edges, flanking fan corners, centered splat back with Prince of Wales plumes, swags, and terminating on the original tapere...

Interesting chair. Usable, the joinery is tight. Paper Label tacked on bottom: Mr. John N Yeatts, Saint Davids, Dealware Lee, Penna. W 23 x D 19 x Seat H 17 / Back H 37.5 in.

Nice example of an original condition Late 18th century American Banister yoke back chair with sausage style turned front rails probably New Jersey or New York 1750-1800. Original bl...