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5 Assorted antique wooden chairs $40 - $100 - $40 (Silverton)
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Vintage American/Victorian ladder-back dining chair $60
Featuring a woven cane seat and turned legs.
Caning in almost perfect condition. One small section shows a release at the edge of the inner caning.
French country, farmhouse décor appropriate.
Dimensions:
• 17 in wide
• 16.5 in deep
• 33 in tall
Vintage Chair with Tooled leather seat $70
This item is an antique side chair, dating from the late 19th or early 20th century.
The tall back wooden chair features a "press" back top rail, turned legs, spindles,
and a tooled leather seat with an embossed pattern and tacks.
The leather was replaced a few years ago, is still in like new condition.
• Condition: normal wear and tear appropriate for its age.
Measurements
• 36.5 inch height
• 16.5 inch width
• 16 inch depth
Vintage antique English country-style dining chair $50
Often referred to as a spindle-back or fiddle-back kitchen chair.
Dates to the early 20th century, specifically the 1920s or 1930s.
Style: Traditional English country or farmhouse aesthetic.
• Materials: These chairs were traditionally crafted from woods like elm and beech, which were chosen for their durability and attractive grain patterns. I am not sure which is our wood.
• Backrest: Features a central carved splat (sometimes called a "fiddle" or "lyre" back)
flanked by turned spindles.
• Legs and Spindles: Decorative turned legs and spindles contribute to its classic look.
• Seat: Typically features a solid wood "saddle" or plank-bottom seat.
• Condition: Very solid. This chair was purchased in it’s present condition which is the original finish worn off, and I have never gotten around to refinishing, so it is a project for some lucky buyer.
• Dimensions:
37 inches tall
16 inches wide
17 inches deep
Vintage/antique oak bentwood side chair $40
Dating from the late 19th or early 20th century.
• Material: Constructed from oak, featuring a distinct "tiger oak" grain pattern
on the wide top rail. Has metal tighteners (braces) for structural support.
• Design: Features a curved top crest rail and a round seat, consistent with bentwood manufacturing techniques popular in early American furniture.
• Era: These types of chairs were commonly used in homes, saloons, or beer gardens around the turn of the century. This one came from my Irish grandfather’s bar in Detroit Michigan.
• Condition: patina and wear consistent with age.
• Dimensions:
36 inches tall
17 inches wide
16 inches deep
Antique Rush seat Armed Chair $100
High Quality Turned Maple Ladder Back Dining Chair with Woven Rush Seat.
Wooden parts all solid. Rush seat is structurally sound, some surface wear from age appropriate use.
Height 38.25 in
Length 21 in
Width 19 in