A few examples of appraisal values for
EARLY CENTURY WALNUT ARMCHAIR

• Italian walnut armchair 18th
  Italian walnut armchair 18th century and later With a rectangular padded back and seat, the padded plank armrests upon round supports continuing to conforming legs joined by stretchers. H: 46 in. W: 28 1/2 in.
• ENGLISH WALNUT ARMCHAIR 19th century.
  ENGLISH WALNUT ARMCHAIR 19th century. with carved paw feet and silk upholstery.
• Italian walnut and upholstered
  Italian walnut and upholstered armchair 17th/18th century With a rectangular upholstered splat back and carved ears above a padded seat raised on square tapered legs joined by a carved entwined stretcher; together with a similar chair of a later period. (2). H: 42 3/4, W: 24 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: Private Trust * Old marks and scratches * Distressed condition on back rial on side rails and feet * New Upholstery * old repairs to legs * worm holes throughout
• Georgian style carved walnut armchair
  Georgian style carved walnut armchair early 20th century shaped upholstered back emitting padded arms with carved scroll handholds to overupholstered seat on carved cabriole legs with scroll feet. BH39 1/4'' SH18'' W27 1/2'' D30'' Provenance: Columbia South Carolina private collection.
• English Carved Walnut Armchair,
  English Carved Walnut Armchair, early 19th century, in the Carolean style, the pierced foliate- and shell-carved crest above a caned back within like-carved barley-twist uprights, joined by scrolled arms to the caned seat, raised on turned and block legs joined by a carved front stretcher, h. 45".
• American Rococo Revival Walnut
  American Rococo Revival Walnut Armchair, third quarter 19th century, the oval padded back with a simple carved and molded frame, raised on cabriole legs, h. 41".
• A walnut open armchair, of early
  A walnut open armchair, of early Georgian design, circa 1930, with vase splat and cabriole legs/Provenance: The Estate of the late Sir John and Lady Smith
• American Rococo Revival Walnut
  American Rococo Revival Walnut Armchair, third quarter 19th century, the dished back with a shell-, floral- and scroll-carved crest, joined to open arms terminating in scroll ends, raised on cabriole legs with cabochon-carved knees and French toes, now upholstered in salmon velvet, h. 45".
• American "Eastlake" Walnut Corner
  American "Eastlake" Walnut Corner Chair, fourth quarter 19th century, with molded stiles capped by carved brackets, the single open arm terminating with a carved and molded support, the cushion of rounded form, now upholstered in deep rust floral brocade, h. 32-1/2".
• A George I walnut armchair, circa
  A George I walnut armchair, circa 1720, with vase-shaped splat and scroll ended arms, with drop-in seats on cabriole legs joined by a turned H-stretcher
• A late 19th / early 20th Century
  A late 19th / early 20th Century American walnut rocking chair with turned uprights the back and seat upholstered in black leather on trestle base and a mahogany armchair of Georgian design with scrolled crest rail and pierced splat curved arm terminals the drop in seat upholstered in brown cloth on square front legs
• Georgian style carved walnut armchair
  Georgian style carved walnut armchair early 20th century shaped upholstered back emitting padded arms with acanthus-carved handholds to upholstered seat over carved seatrail on carved cabriole legs. BH39 1/4'' SH18'' W28'' D29'' Provenance: Columbia South Carolina private collection.
• A 17th Century Franco-Flemish carved
  A 17th Century Franco-Flemish carved walnut armchair with cane back and seat, the foliate pierced cresting rail with barley twist supports over acanthus carved arms and foliate carved seat rails supported upon block and barley twist legs united by an H-frame stretcher, 62.25cm wide, 62.25cm deep, 119.5cm high/Provenance: Abbey House, Malmesbury
• PAIR OF ELIZABETHAN WALNUT ARMCHAIRS
  PAIR OF ELIZABETHAN WALNUT ARMCHAIRS Early 18th century, carved and gilt ears, antiqued damask upholstery, molded plank arms, straight legs with stretchers and paw feet.
• A Flemish walnut armchair, circa
  A Flemish walnut armchair, circa 1690, with a raked back and tapestry fragment upholstered back and seat, on baluster turned legs joined by conforming double stretchers
• EARLY 18TH C. WILLIAM & MARY WALNUT
  EARLY 18TH C. WILLIAM & MARY WALNUT WINGCHAIR. Arched walnut crest, with scrolled open arms on a block and ring turned medial stretcher base, upholstered in brown leather with brass tack detail, retains an old surface. 46”H x 25”W x 28”D x 17”seat height.
• A Charles II Walnut Armchair having
  A Charles II Walnut Armchair having a pierce carved horizontal crest centered with an eagle flanked by finials above the caned foliate decorated back and twist columnar supports over the scrolled acanthus carved arms and upholstered seat raised on twist carved legs joined by stretchers ending in block feet. Height 45 inches.
• American Rococo Revival Walnut
  American Rococo Revival Walnut Armchair, third quarter 19th century, the corseted back joined to closed arms, the double serpentine front seat rail centered by a cabochon-carved cartouche, on cabriole legs with French toes, h. 41".
• A William and Mary walnut armchair
  A William and Mary walnut armchair circa 1690 on turned legs joined by an X stretcher
• Walnut gothic revival open armchair,
  Walnut gothic revival open armchair, old surface with rich dark color, turned finials and handle grips, pierced seat and clover pierced rails, British, late 19th/early 20th century, 44-1/2 x 24-1/2 x 21-1/4. Top slat lacking applied corner ornaments, scattered chips and losses to bosses, other minor cracks and surface wear, minor chips to feet.
• A 19th Century walnut chair back
  A 19th Century walnut chair back settee, the two chair backs with shell and foliate carved top rails above solid vase splats, the drop-in seat and moulded rails on shell carved cabriole legs with claw and ball feet
• A walnut armchair of Carolean design
  A walnut armchair of Carolean design with cane seat and arch back on scroll front legs
• Continental walnut armchair, early
  Continental walnut armchair, early 20th c. with finely carved arms and base 46"h x 26"w x 23"d / seat height 19"
• American Renaissance Revival Burled
  American Renaissance Revival Burled Walnut and Walnut Armchair, third quarter 19th century, School of Jelliff/Schrenkeisen, the carved crest centered by a Columbia masque, the back with burlwood panels on the crest rail and stiles, joined to open arms, with bowed seat rail and trumpet legs, h. 43".
• Continental baroque style walnut
  Continental baroque style walnut armchair 18th/19th century, possibly italian The padded back and seat with carved armrests and voluted supports, raised on turned legs, joined by carved barley twist stretchers. H: 38, W: 26 in.
• Pair of Elizabethan Revival Walnut
  Pair of Elizabethan Revival Walnut Sidechairs, fourth quarter 19th century, the shaped and padded back surmounted by a shaped crest and flanked to either side by bobbin-turned uprights headed by turned finials, the padded seat raised on bobbin-turned legs, h. 39", w. 17-1/2", d. 17-3/4".
• Victorian carved walnut armchair
  Victorian carved walnut armchair ca. 1870 with needlepoint upholstery. ?
• A fine mid 19th Century walnut
  A fine mid 19th Century walnut framed armchair, carved rams mask head handles and upholstered in plush velvet
• Chippendale walnut armchair
  Chippendale walnut armchair philadelphia, 1750-1770 The serpentine incised crest with demilune center continuing to outscrolling ears above a solid vasiform splat over shaped arms with knuckled handholds above shaped supports over trapezoidal seat frame with shaped skirt fitted with a slip seat, on cabriole legs with trifid feet. H: 41 in. PROVENANCE: Collection of Walter and Helen D. Morgan, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania ,000-12,000 (patch to splat, crest and arms reset , skirt reshaped, formerly a potty chair) with old seats.
• Charles II walnut or beech wing
  Charles II walnut or beech wing armchair circa 1685 Upholstered in red velvet with applied needlework fragments, raised on carved scrolling legs. H: 49, W: 27, D: 24 in. PROVENANCE: From a private Kentucky collection Condition consistent with age. A very nice model. The upholstery with losses at holdholds and tears at seat, needlework would benefit from a cleaning. Worming to frame, losses to knees, feet and front rail, the front rail with old wood patch to reverse. Old marks and scratches, rubbing wear and minor losses.
• Chippendale walnut armchair
  Chippendale walnut armchair philadelphia, 1765-1785 The serpentine crest above a solid vasiform splat over shaped arms continuing to down-scrolling handholds above a trapezoidal seat frame with shaped skirt fitted with a conforming slip seat, on cabriole legs with trifid feet. H: 38 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: Collection of Walter and Helen Morgan, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania ,000-6,000 (formerly fitted with a potty; front rail reshaped)
• An American Innovative Carved Walnut
  An American Innovative Carved Walnut Adjustable Armchair c. 1880 upholstered back incised fluted stiles with hinge mechanism padded arms fluted terminals floral carved seat rail turned legs.
• A George III Carved Walnut Armchair
  A George III Carved Walnut Armchair mid-18th c. shaped crest vasiform pierced splat shaped arms trapezoidal slip seat cabriole legs pad feet. Provenance: Henry Stern New Orleans.
• 2 ARM CHAIRSca. 1700s and later;
  2 ARM CHAIRSca. 1700s and later; both in walnut, one a country style splat back, smooth curved arms on rectangular legs with a box stretcher, the second a high styled with open lattice back on cabriole legs with ball and claw feet, 26"x 18"x 46 3/4" & 26"x 18"x 40"; Condition: the first with replaced walnut seat in two separate pieces, the high styled chair with restorations and new elements
• EARLY SOUTHERN WALNUT OPEN ARMCHAIRprobably
  EARLY SOUTHERN WALNUT OPEN ARMCHAIRprobably Virginia, late 18th century, walnut frame with spindle back and oak split seat, 35-1/2 x 24 x 16 in. Provenance: deaccessioned from MESDA; sold Brunk Auctions March 12, 2011, lot 452, $2,800; Private Texas Collection Condition: cracks and one minor patch at arm joints, with front stiles, minor shrinkage cracks at finials, oak split seat a 20th century replacement, typical footwear at front stretchers
• 19TH C. CARVED ITALIAN WALNUT ARMCHAIRS:
  19TH C. CARVED ITALIAN WALNUT ARMCHAIRS: Pair of carved Italian Walnut armchairs, having Acanthus leaf finials. First quarter 19th century, in Renaissance taste. Approx. 54.5'' h x 30'' l x 24'' w. CONDITION: Wormholes, scattered small loss at legs.