Circa 1860-80 set of 8 English Chippendale style dining chairs. Cabriole, carved legs to ball & claw feet. Extravagent laurel, rosette, & acanthus Rococo carved backs.

Late 19th-early 20th century English set of 4 arm chairs. Often called Captain’s Chairs. Some variation in sizes, not unusual for Windsor chairs.

Circa 1770 George III London made fauteuil or open arm chair in the French taste. An extraordinarily fine period example of carved mahogany.

Circa 1885 English Arts & Crafts Slipper Arm Chair. A rarely found example of elm and oak, original leather woven strapwork seat.

Circa 1960-70 set of 4 Bertoia chromed steel chairs by Knoll. Designed in 1952 by Harry Bertoia for Knoll. With original winter seat covers.  Very good condition commensurate with 60-70 years of use.

Mid-20th century Ficks Reed rattan arm chair. Elegant design; repainted with custom toile seat cushion (used condition). Includes back cushion.

Circa 1870 French Louis XVI style side chair. Elegant, molded walnut frame carries through in design to the legs, aprons & back. Carved florets repeat from crest rail to front apron. Gilt detailing. Square, tapered legs with champhered edges ending in spade carved feet. Great color to the walnut.

English George III period wingback arm chair, c. 1765-80. Raised on molded front legs & outswept rear legs.

George III side chair, English, c.1760, mahogany. A good, sturdy size. Wavy ladder back with Gothick open cut-work. Stretchered, square molded legs with shaped decorative seat returns. Faux leather upholstery with nail head accents.

George III side chair, English, c.1760, mahogany. A good, sturdy size. Wavy ladder back with Gothic open cut-work. Stretchered, square molded legs with shaped decorative seat returns. Faux leather upholstery with nail head accents.