elbow - chairs, singles/pairs
54 item(s) found, 1-50 shown:
A Victorian mahogany elbow chair with arched top rail carved horizontal splat out swept scrolled arms with a shaped front on turned tapering legs.
A 19th century Australian colonial cedar elbow chair with arched top rail carved horizontal splat out swept scrolled arms with a shaped front on turned tapering legs.
A pair of fine William IV walnut framed library elbow chairs, upholstered in tan hide, the panelled backs, arms and legs detailed with restrained carving, bosses, fluting and beading, the tapering front legs terminating in porcelain casters
A Regency mahogany elbow chair with curved cresting rail and brass stringing with a horizontal splat and fluted out swept arms on sabre supports
A stained mahogany elbow armchair with floral upholstery
A Hans Wegner style teak elbow chair with a bowed crest rail and arms, above a caned seat, tapering square supports
A George III mahogany elbow chair with reeded upright splats out swept arms on square tapering supports
An early Victorian mahogany elbow chair, with a curved cresting rail, outswept arms and a drop in seat on hexagonal bulbous supports
A beech and elm Windsor stick back elbow chair with wheel carved splat, shaped seat and stretcher base.
A pair of Adams style mahogany elbow chairs, each with arched cresting rail, with a vertical pierced carved splat, above a drop in seat, on square legs United by cross stretchers.
A pair of Georgian Adams style mahogany elbow chairs and a side chair, each with an arched back, with a pierced upright splat, with drop in seat, on square chamfered legs with stretcher.
A pair of Georgian oak bar back elbow chairs, each with solid feet and later loose cushions.
An Arts & Crafts mahogany and fruitwood elbow chair, the tall back with vertical centre splat inlaid with and elegant tulip, the curved elbow rests above an upholstered seat on elegant turned legs
A fine pair of French walnut elbow chairs with padded backs spiral padded arms terminating lion motif arms on spiral legs
A fine pair of English Sheraton Revival walnut elbow chairs, each with a padded back pierced inlaid splat with out swept arms on fine tapering legs
A 19th century Australian Colonial cedar elbow chair, with curved cresting rail, horizontal splat, and out swept scrolled arms on bulbous turned supports
A 19th century Chippendale style mahogany elbow chair, the serpentine crest rail above a pierced vase shaped splat, fluted out swept arms and a drop in seat, raised on square supports United by cross stretchers
A William IV mahogany elbow chair, the bowed padded button back above scrolling leaf carved arms, the padded seat raised on leaf capped u-shaped supports, brass caps, porcelain castors.
A Regency period black lacquered elbow chair with caned seat painted in grisaille with putto, flowers and trophy urns along with ropework detailed in gilt penwork outlining the back fretwork, and with hop vines festooning the arms
A pair of English oak Arts & Crafts elbow chairs designed by William Richard Lethaby, each joiner made chair with an open splat back, shaped arms and carved finials, the solid seat raised on square supports United by cross stretchers
A Louis XVI style elbow chair padded medallion back surmounted by shell carved cresting, above out swept arms and a padded seat raised on scrolled carved cabriole legs
Two 18th century English elm Windsor chairs, comprising two elbow chairs, one with a central shaped splat, both with spindle backs
A Georgian mahogany Spindle-backed elbow chair, tapering square legs, with stretcher base
A George III Sheraton mahogany elbow chair, with reeded upright splats, out-swept arms, on square tapering supports
Two 18th century English elm Windsor chairs, comprising an elbow chair and a dining chair, each with a central shaped splat and a spindle back, above a contoured seat, raised on turned legs.
Two 19th century elbow chairs in the Jacobean style, each having an ornate, pierced and carved cane panelled back, above out swept arms with lion mask heads, the conforming caned seat raised on turned supports United by twist turned stretchers
A Georgian Sheraton country mahogany elbow chair.
A pair of Regency country mahogany elbow chairs, each with carved splat and out swept arms, on square tapering supports with stretchers.
A pair of 19th century mahogany Adams style elbow chairs, each with lozenge pierced upright splat with out swept arms on ring turned supports
Pair Victorian mahogany carved black elbow salon chairs upholstered in floral brocade and carved cabriole legs
Geo III mahogany open elbow chair pierced vase shaped splat, square chamfered legs joined by an H stretcher
An important Tasmanian cedar elbow chair, circa 1825, 55 x 75x xx 53 cm Ex first Hobart Parliament, Australian, Refined Regency carving. Several of these chairs have been discovered, all of this low stature.…
19th century elm and oak windsor spindle back elbow chair. Good colour and original condition
George II mahogany elbow chair with out swept arms and carved cabriole supports
Hepplewhite mahogany elbow chair with vase shaped pierced splat and shaped front on square chamfered supports
Hepplewhite mahogany elbow chair with vase shaped pierced splat and shaped front on square chamfered supports
A Hepplewhite George III mahogany elbow chair with arched cresting rail with pierced vase shaped splat out swept arms on square chamfered supports
Pair Edwardian mahogany Sheraton revival elbow chairs fine panel and stick backs on squared tapering legs
Pair Regency mahogany elbow chairs, each with carved cresting rail, a horizontal splat with lotus decorated on sabre supports
George III mahogany Chippendale elbow chair with shaped top rail vase shaped pierced splat, out swept arms with drop in seat on square chamfered supports
A Sheraton mahogany early 19th century elbow chair with reeded upright splats, out swept arms on square tapering supports.
A George III mahogany open armchair in the manner of Hepplewhite, the shaped back and serpentine seat upholstered, elbow pads, outcurving fluted arms and carved acanthus crested fluted cabriole legs
George III lacquered and Parcel gilt ladder back open elbow chair pierced rococo splats moulded legs
A 19th century Australian Colonial cedar elbow chair, with curved cresting rail, harp-shaped out swept arms on bulbous turned supports
A set of five mahogany George III style elbow chairs, circa 1951, the arch back with linear Gothic arch shaped splat, two outswept shaped arms to a leather upholstered drop-in seat in rope edged carved frame on carved cabriole legs with claw and ball feet.…
A George III mahogany Chippendale elbow chair with vase shaped pierced splat, out swept arm on square chamfered supports
An old French carved walnut elbow chair, slightly smaller and similar to above
An old French carved walnut elbow chair, the winged back with deep buttoned central panel, upholstered arm rests, the seat with loose cushion, scroll and floral carved decoration, floral patterned cream upholstery
Pair George I walnut open elbow chairs pierced vase shaped splats, floral and leaf carved top rail, arms and knees on cabriole legs on claw and ball feet
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