Probably mid-Hudson River Valley, New York
A fine set of five period chairs, and one matching bench made chair completing a set of six.
Yoke carved crests above particularly beautiful splats flanked by boldly turned stiles joining stay rail above the trapezoidal seat raised on vase and ring turned tapering legs ending in pad feet [front]. The legs are joined by stretchers.
Item Date: Circa 1770
Measurement: Height: 41"; Seat Height: 17.5"; Width: 18.75"; Depth: 15.5"
Material: Maple [with some figure], woven rush seat
Item Condition: The rush seats display typical minor imperfections – they are functional and should be used daily. Three chairs are perfect; one has part of one foot restored, has a 2" restoration to one splat.
SOLD
SKU 240-279
For More Information, Please Contact David Hillier at 978-597-8084 or email drh@aaawt.com.
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