CHAIRS, ROCKERS, BENCHES & STOOLS

This is a vey functional Mid Century Modern desk chair from the 1950s and before 5 legged desk chairs became law. It is wood and steel with a large (19 inches by 18 inches) heavy duty frabric seat. It has a leather seat back and large casters which allow it to move freely. It is fully adjustable, hieght and tension. The fabric seat and leather back are in good condition and without any tears.

Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery. Please email or call for a UPS store packing and shipping quote.

This is a fully restored Victorian Oak Bench with new upholstery featuring ultra suede. It was professionally reupholstered and is now ready to serve for another 100 years or so. It does have an old repair on the underneath and not noticeable area as well as some modern hardware reinforcements in the same underneath section. However, these reinforcements and the old repair are not noticeable and the piece is now very sturdy and quite stable.

It is approximately 23 inches long, 11.5 inches wide and 17 inches high. Our price is for instore pick up or free local delivery but we will pack and ship it via UPS to anywhere within the US for an additional $45.

Talk about a great primitive. This is the oldest piece of furniture currently in our collection. We believe it is from the 17th century and may date back to the Pilgrims or Puritans. It is an English style church pew. Can you imagine sitting on this thing all day long. Back then, church services were from sun up to sun down i.e.; all day Sunday. Church fireplaces were not allowed to be used during Sunday services but there were nearby warming houses where church goers would go to warm up when they couldn't stand the cold in the church any longer. They also picked up warming stones (pieces of soapstone) from the warming house fireplace and often hid these warm stones in their clothing for when they returned to the church service.

We recently found this pew in Massachusetts and wonder how it got there? Could it have been brought over on the Mayflower or another early ship? How many early Thanksgiving dinners has this bench attended? Did John Smith or Pocahontas ever sit on this bench?

This pew is 8 feet long, 9 inches wide and about 19.5 inches off the ground. Our price is for store pick up only but local delivery or freight service is available so call for a quote.

When was the last time you have seen a set of 7 antique Bird Cage Windsor Chairs? For most people the answer has to be never.

This is a set of seven (7) bird cage windsor chairs featuring the rod backed and bird cage design, bamboo turnings, solid plank seats and a great worn surface. One of the chairs is signed "GE "Burgis" and Hudson, Mass. They include a set of 4 closely matched, a set of 2 closely matched and one very similar to each of the others.

They recently came out of a private estate near Hudson, Mass whose principals had purchased them at a Skinner's auction in 1970. We believe they date from the 18th century to the early part of the 19th century.

Each chair is approximately 16 inches wide, 16 inches deep, 17 inches high to the seat and 35 inches high to the top of the back of the bird cage.

Local delivery and out of state freight service is available so please call or email for a shipping quote.

This is a vintage step stool, table and chair combination. With the seat up it is a chair or stool and a step labber. With the seat down it is a small table. This unique step stool still has most of its original paint and shows a lot of wear and use, but it still has a lot of utility left. It is approximately 24 inches high to the seat, 14 inches wide and 17 inches deep.

Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery but please call or email for a UPS delivery quote.

This all oak piano stool from the late 19th century features wonderful brass claw and glass ball feet. The oak seat has a diameter of approximately 15 inches and the feet are about 12 inches apart. The seat swivals and can be adjusted from a low height of 19 inches to a high of 25 inches. It definitely shows age and has some separation in the seat but appears structually sound and fully functional.

Our price is for in store pick up only but local delivery and shipment via UPS is available so please email or call with your shipping address for a quote.

An all wood stool still wearing its wonderful crackled paint. It does not adjust and dates to 1910.

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This is an all wood industrial shop stool with an oak seat. The seat does swivel, has an approximate diameter of 14 inches and can be adjusted from a low height of 19 inches up to 25 inches. We feel it dates to the 1920s-30s era .

The price is for instore pick up but local delivery and out of statement shipment is available so please email or call for a quote.

This Mission Style oak chair dates to the Arts & Crafts movement and we think it may be from the "Cottage Furniture" line by William Leavens & Company, Boston, Mass (circa. 1896 -1947). Leavens worked in Boston and was a contemporary to Gustav Stickley, Charles Limbert, Elbert Hubbard (Roycoft), J. M. Young and Frank Harden. They all worked at the same time and each was actively involved in the Arts & Crafts movement. We think it dates to 1905-1910 and at the height of the Arts & Crafts era.

While Leavens hasn't yet reached the values routinely achieved by the others, his prices are definitely on the rise and he is now being mentioned more often in the same company as those other Arts & Crafts legendary furniture makers.

The chair is made out of quartered (tiger) oak and one would have originally paid about twice as much as the common oak version. Unfortunately, there is no label and we can't find any other form of signature. It probably did have a paper label at one time and now it is long gone.

The price is for in-store pick up only but local delivery or out of state freight service is available so please call or email for quote.

Now you can be a king and queen with these oak thrones. They have been restored and each seat features very heavy duty springs. We recently purchased them out of an old Vermont church that had been converted to a private residence but we do not know if they were original to the church or if they came out of a turn-of-the-century fraternal lodge (Masons?) of some sort. We do believe they are from 1900 or thereabouts and had been restored sometime in the 1980s.

Each chair is 24 inches wide, 59 inchs high, 22 inches deep and 18 inches high to the seat. There is one small (about 1/4 inch) and not very visible tear on one seat. It has stabilized and is not getting larger. We have blown up the photo to show you the tear, but the photo is larger than the actual tear.

Our price is for the pair so you are getting both chairs for one money.
This is in store pick up only but local delivery and out of state freight is available so please call or email for a quote.

This is a set of 4 ladder back chairs with rush seats. Each seat is in good condition. The chairs were recently found in a Poltney, Vermont farmhouse where they have lived since they were new sometime in the first quarter of the 20th century. Each chair is approximately 17 inches wide, 14 inches deep. 18 inches high to the seat and 43.5 inches high to the top of the back of the chair.

We recently found these country windsor chairs is a 19th century farmhouse near Brandon, Vermont where they have been since they were new sometime in the later part of the 19th century. This is an exact mached set of 4 chairs. Each is in very good condition and each shows the appropriate amount of wear for a 19th century country windsor chair.

Each chair is 15 inches wide, 15 inches deep, 16 inches high to the seat and 32 inches high to the top of the back of the chair.

Local delivery or out of state freight service is available so please email or call with your location for a quote.

This is a set of six painted ladder back chairs with rush seats. They dated to around the turn-of-the-century. Four of the seats are in very good condition and two do need some work or recanning. Each chair is approximately 16.75 inches wide, 16 inches high to the seat, 33.5 inches high to the top of the chair and 13.25 inches deep.

Your are buying all six for one money. Local delivery or freight shipment is available so please call for a quote.

This wicker rocking chair and matching side chair have both been fully restored and professionally reupholstered with matching fabric. These wicker chairs are among the finest we have offered. We estimate that they are from the 1920-30s era and they are now ready to serve for another 100 years or so. Each one is approximately 25.5 inches wide, 31 inches deep with a back hieght of 33.5 inches and a seat hieght of 17.5 inches.

Our price is for the pair and for store pick up but local delivery and out of state UPS shipping is available so please email or call for a quote.