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Fancy & Windsor Chair Manufactory, Wholesale & Retail, Thomas Ash, No. 33 John Street, New York, Asher Brown Durand American, Engraving
Fancy & Windsor Chair Manufactory, Wholesale & Retail, Thomas Ash, No. 33 John Street, New York
Asher Brown Durand
Peter Maverick
P. Maverick, Durand & Co.
1817
Comb-back Windsor armchair, Yew and elm wood, British
Comb-back Windsor armchair
British
ca. 1770
Gothic Windsor armchair (one of a pair), Elm, yew, possibly cherry, British, Thames Valley
Gothic Windsor armchair (one of a pair)
British, Thames Valley
ca. 1760s
Elie Williams, Charles Willson Peale American, Oil on canvas, American
Elie Williams
Charles Willson Peale
1789
Windsor Armchair, Maple, pine, American
Windsor Armchair
American
1760–90
Armchair, Hickory, pine, American
Armchair
American
1750–75
Settee, Tulip poplar, maple, ash, American
Settee
American
1725–90
Chairs, Horace Pippin American, Oil on canvas
Chairs
Horace Pippin
1946
Spindle-back chair, Cherry, ash, American
Spindle-back chair
American
1680–1710
Side Chair, United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing (“Shakers”) American, Maple, beech, American, Shaker
Side Chair
United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing (“Shakers”)
1830–50
Windsor Settee, Butternut, American
Windsor Settee
American
1770–1800
Side Chair, Ash, pine, American
Side Chair
American
ca. 1780
Zig Zag Stoel, Gerrit Rietveld Dutch, Elm
Zig Zag Stoel
Designer Gerrit Rietveld
ca. 1937–40
Armchair, Pine, ash, hickory, American
Armchair
American
1750–1800
Side Chair, Maple, American
Side Chair
American
1710–20
Green Room, Frederick H. Evans British, Platinum print
Green Room
Multiple artists/makers
1896
Armchair, Ash, American
Armchair
American
1650–1700
Side Chair, William Savery American, Maple, rush, American
Side Chair
William Savery
ca. 1745
Armchair, Maple, ash, American
Armchair
American
1670–1700
Windsor Settee, Elm, ash, European
Windsor Settee
European
1800–1850
Turned Armchair, Maple, American
Turned Armchair
American
1650–1700
Wishbone Chair, Hans J. Wegner Danish, Beech wood and paper cord
Wishbone Chair
Designer Hans J. Wegner
Manufacturer Carl Hansen & Søn, Gelsted, Denmark
Designed 1949; manufactured ca. 1950–79
Masonic Armchair, Ash, whitewood, American
Masonic Armchair
American
ca. 1800
Armchair, Birch, Canadian
Armchair
Canadian
1800–1830
Bloemenwerf, Henry van de Velde Belgian, Elm, leather, brass
Bloemenwerf
Designer Henry van de Velde
Manufacturer Societe Van de Velde & Company, Belgium
ca. 1898
Side Chair, Ash, American
Side Chair
American
1670–1710
Side Chair, Maple, ash, American
Side Chair
American
1730–50
Spindle-back armchair, Ash, American
Spindle-back armchair
American
1660–1700
Side Chair, Wood, American
Side Chair
American
1825–30
Side Chair, Henry Hobson Richardson American, Birch, maple
Side Chair
Henry Hobson Richardson
ca. 1880
Armchair, Maple, American
Armchair
American
1730–80
Armchair, Solomon Fussell American, Painted maple; rush (modern), American
Armchair
Attributed to the Workshop of Solomon Fussell
1735–50
Side chair, Michael Smith American, Maple, ash, American
Side chair
Marked by Michael Smith
1775–1800
Chair, Hans J. Wegner Danish, Walnut, cane
Chair
Designer Hans J. Wegner
1952
Turned Armchair, Maple, ash, American
Turned Armchair
American
1630–1700
Armchair, Richard Riemerschmid German, Beech
Armchair
Designer Richard Riemerschmid
Manufacturer J. Fleischauer's Söhne, Nurenberg
ca. 1900
Armchair, Maple, oak, American
Armchair
American
1700–1730
The Dutch Door (Holley House, Cos Cob), Childe Hassam American, Etching
The Dutch Door (Holley House, Cos Cob)
Childe Hassam
1915
Slat-back armchair, Poplar, ash, American
Slat-back armchair
American
1650–90
Yokeback armchair, Wood (huanghuali, Dalbergia odorifera), China
Yokeback armchair
China
17th century
Turned Armchair, Maple, ash, American
Turned Armchair
American
1650–1700
Side Chair, Walnut, white oak, white pine, American
Side Chair
American
1760–90

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