Ashlen Philadelphia fan back Windsor armchair in crackle black finish. Stamped Ashlen 1983. Excellent condition and very comfortable. Ashlen Windsor Chair Company no longer produces hand crafted chairs. The company was located in Northport, AL. They produced and marketed fine Windsor chairs since 1983 and stopped a few years ago. Using a basic split-wedge construction, their American and English style Windsors were built in traditional fashion. The American Windsors were crafted using an original three wood construction. Native 2" white pine seats are deeply saddle-carved and individually shaped. Hard maple legs and stretchers offer strength and support. Oak spindles and bendings give each chair its flexibility. This chair measures 48 inches high to the back, 18 inches high to the seat, 27 inches high to the arms, 27 inches wide at the arms, and 18 inches deep at the seat.

Vintage high fan back Windsor arm chair, made by Frederick Duckloe of Portland, PA. Impressively proportioned and extremely comfortable. Very good original condition. Measures 48.5" high and 25.5" wide at arms.

Eldred Wheeler cherry Chippendale 4-drawer chest. Small chests by Eldred Wheeler are very hard to come by. This one is the perfect size for use at bed side or chair side. Wide dovetailed top, dovetailed drawers with chamfered bottoms, high bracket feet and solid brass hardware. Small chests by Eldred Wheeler are scarce. Like new condition. Measures 24.25" wide x 16.25" deep x 28" high. Eldred Wheeler no longer hand crafts fine reproduction antique furniture.

Early New England 6-board blanket chest in original red wash over pine, late 18th century. Original hinges, rose head nails and high feet. Measures 44" wide x 16.75" deep x 23.5" high.

Early American pine six board blanket chest in an old finish. Lift top, false drawer, bootjack ends and original hinges. Late 18th century. Measures 38" wide x 19.5" deep x 27" high.