Found 7 items in the class "Architectural_Antiques".

	Garden Antiques: chairs Pr Wicker/Rattan Chairs A most distinctive pair of Mid 20th Century chairs, in the popular Hollywood Regency style, maintain the original white paint, & come with a pr of new comfortable floral cushions, these have great style but are also most comfortable, the seat cushion is 24 inches by 24 inches by 4 inches thick! the height of the chair back is a fraction under 48 inches tall, the overall depth of the chairs is approx 28-30 inches.     $2750.00
	Architectural: Fantastic Marble Throne Chair Upheld by Sphin Fantastic marble throne chairs upheld by sphinxes.    $6500.00
	Garden Antiques: Pr Victorian Cast Iron Swivel chairs An ornate pair of Victorian Cast Iron Swivel chairs on pedestal bases, the seat is approx 14" round    $1800.00
	Architectural Antiques: furniture and accessories seating Antique Cast Iron Lawn Set 'Schinkel' 1820's Classical cast iron French/German 3 piece lawn or patio set in excellent condition.We attribute this set to Karl Friedrich Schinkel.Schinkel (1781-1841) was a German architect, painter and member of the Germany cultural golden age. He was one of the most important Architects of the German Neo-classicism Era. His cast iron furniture was praised for its functionality and exoticism. Settee and two chairs make up this VERY RARE FIND.This set has been in a estate for over 70 yrs.Measures are approx:settee(54"long-28"high-20"deep) chairs(20"-20"-28"high)    $7700.00
	Architectural: Mahogany Chair with Bronze Detailing Mahogany armchair with bronze details. 35.5"H x 32"W x 31"W    $7500.00
	Garden Antiques: Woodard Chantilly Rose Dining Set A Woodard Chantilly Rose Dining Set consists of a table 2 armchairs & 4 side chairs. Mid 20thC, for more Garden Antiques please visit americanclassical.net     $895.00
	GARDEN decor: iron garden chair cast iron...great condition...heavy....late 1800s....32"h X 23"w    $850.00

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