Pair South Carolina Backcountry Hand Craft Chairs

Hunter Family working in the Midlands of South Carolina circa 1940s -1970s. African American hand craft chairs having a hewn frame and original woven corn husk seats. The pair having an older green pa

Mid 20th century by the Hunter Family working in the Midlands of South Carolina. African American hand craft chairs having nicely hand hewn frames with good tightly woven seats. Each chair is in nice,

Early to mid 20th century, Midlands of South Carolina by the Hunter family. The lot includes a fine low back chair having early green painted surface along with a child's rocking chair. Each having a

Mid 20th century, Midlands of South Carolina African American hand craft chairs. The handsome set of four having hand hewn frames with handsome spike tops over very nice tightly woven seats. Excellent

Early to mid 20th century, Piedmont, South Carolina. The piece having an exceptionally well and tight woven top which is so tight one can rest a glass atop it. The frame is nicely hewn and crafted in

c. mid 1950s - 1960s, attributed to Richard Hunter, pair of hand-hewn wooden chairs having five shaped back slats and spike form finials, woven corn shuck seats; approx. 49"H, 19"W, 17"D, seat 17 1/2"

Circa 1940. By the Hunter Family working in Kershaw County, South Carolina. The chairs are crafted of red oak and completely hand hewn and joined. The seats are in good sturdy original condition and w

Circa 1930, Hunter Family Midlands, South Carolina. Handsomely crafted having hand hewn frame with nice and tightly woven corn husk seat. The piece having a good early weathered surface. H40 1/2" W27"

Early 20th century, Midlands, South Carolina. The two chairs having been nicely hewn and each having an older painted surface. The seats of the chairs look to be older replacements and are in good stu

19th century, likely South Carolina. The charming pair having been hand wrought nicely and with a good old surface. Sturdy condition throughout. H15 1/2" W9 1/2" D13 1/2" Sold from the collection of a

Mid 19th century, likely South Carolina, possibly slave made. The chair having been entirely hand hune and mortised tougher with an interesting split oak woven back rest and stretched buckskin seat. H

Early to mid 20th century, Midlands of South Carolina by the Hunter Family. The pair having early black painted surface each with conforming frame and nicely hand hewn body. The seats of the chairs ar

middle 20th century by W.S. Sherer Rockhill, South Carolina. A fine and well crafted Figured walnut inlaid miniature chest of drawers which is signed by Mr. Sherer and dated 1954 along with an unsigne

The frame is grain painted and the surface looks to be original. Circa 1940 by the Hunter Family working in the Midlands of South Carolina. African American hand crafted chair having nicely hewn frame

Marvin Bailey (American, born 1961). Pair of South Carolina southern folk art pottery jugs. Hand crafted ceramic jugs, with unusual matching expressions, each holding a face jug inside mouth, with a s

Circa 1950, Kershaw County, South Carolina. The piece having a mixed wood frame of poplar and red oak. The tightly woven corn husk seat looks to be original with some slight fraying and loss, otherwis

Circa 1950, Kershaw County, South Carolina. The piece having a mixed wood frame of poplar and red oak. Its woven corn husk seat having some loss at one end. The piece is a mate but slightly larger tha

Early 19th century, likely Backcountry, South Carolina or Georgia. The pair having a nicely formed shaft with handle at top and all resting atop scrolling tip legs. H17 3/4" W10" D11 3/4" Discovered i

Likely South Carolina Piedmont. The piece having been crafted of walnut and with a nice split wood seat. The base having an early wire make-do support to sturdy it, which has worked well. H30 7/8" Sol

Early 19th century. American backcountry pieces with nice early surface throughout. Sold from the collection of a Columbia, South Carolina gentleman collector.

First half of the 20th century, Piedmont, South Carolina. Spike top chairs in red oak having hand hewn frame with very nicely woven original corn husk seats in excellent condition. Good and sturdy cha

Hunter family working in the Midlands of South Carolina circa 1950. The handsome set in red oak having spike top form with hand hewn body and well woven corn shuck seats. H38" W18" D18"

c. mid 1950s - 1960s, attributed to Archie Hunter, hand-hewn wooden chair having five shaped back slats and spike form finials, woven corn shuck seat; approx. 50 1/4"H, 18"W, 17"D, seat 17"H; good stu

Pair Arts & Crafts Style Hand Carved Arm Chairs. Each with a carved floral motif on the back splat. 44 inches x 22 inches x 19 inches.