A Rare Eight Piece Painted Cottage Bedroom Set comprising a double Sleigh Bed ( 81" L. overall, 72 1/2" interior length, overall width 57 1/2", inside width 54 1/4", end height 36", side rail height 16' ), Dresser with attached swivel mirror ( 70 1/2" H., 38 1/2" W., 17 1/2" D. ), Commode with lift top ( 31 1/2" H. X 30 1/2' W. X 17 1/2" D. ) , Side Table with drawer and spool turned leg ( 27 1/2" H. X 15 1/2" X 24" ), and Four Matching Side Chairs with hand caned seats ( 33" H. overall, 17... Click for details

A rare paint decorated Boston Style or Hitchcock Style child's rocking chair with a hand caned seat, probably of New England origin, 1840-1860, with excellent original surface and correctly replaced hand caned seat, 24" H. X 16-1/2" D., 10" seat Height, 12" between the arms. We accept time payments and quantity discounts, ** WE GUARANTEE THE AUTHENTICITY OF OUR MERCHANDISE AS REPRESENTED. MEMBERS OF: THE ANTIQUES COUNCIL, THE CAPE COD ANTIQUE DEALERS ASSOCIATION (CCADA). ** 94BX

A classic original 19th Century Bentwood Rocker with correct hand caning which is in excellent condition, it is made of steamed Beech Wood. 20" W. X 43" H. X 41" D. While there are numerous modern copies, the originals are easily identified by there superior proportions and delicate lines. The style and technique were introduced in the Mid-nineteenth Century in Austria and credit is usually given to an inventor and designer named Thonet. There is some controversy however over who was really the... Click for details

An original, practical yet elegant and graceful, Walnut swivel desk chair (circa 1870) with correct replaced close woven cane seat and hand caned back, in excellent condition, and with four legged base with original casters, height adjustment and tilt mechanism, perfect for use with an antique desk. 22" W. overall, 24" Deep overall, 18" seat depth, 17" W. between the arms, 17", 19-1/2" seat height, 36-1/2", 39" seat back height. We accept time payments and quantity discounts, ** WE GUARANTEE... Click for details

A rare example of an American Elizabethan Revival Side Chair, circa 1850, nearly identical to one in the Museum of the City of New York, see "Centuries and Styles of the American Chair", by Robert Bishop, pg. 347. American furniture design in the 19th century included numerous revival styles. This chair is carved of walnut and has a later finish and upholstery both of which are in excellent condition. Few of these chairs were made and fewer survive; they are similar in date and style to the... Click for details

A true set of eight (six shown in main view), six side chairs and two armchairs, period (circa 1780) English Chippendale Dining Chairs, oak throughout, pegged tenon construction, plank seats with tied cushions, an older mellow finish, sturdy and practical while classic and attractive. 37 1/2" overall height; side chairs - 20 1/2" wide, 17 1/4" seat height, 18 1/2" depth overall, 15" seat depth; arm chairs - 22 1/2" overall depth, 17 1/4" seat height, 19" seat depth, 24" seat width. We accept... Click for details