Chairs and Pears

I was so delighted to find this very early Country Windsor chair last week at the antique mall:

Looks like it has been tossed into a stripping tank, but you see the traces of black paint and the remains of stenciling.  Looks like it is ca. 1830:

(from How to Restore and Decorate Chairs, by Roberta Ray Blanchard)

Here is the top-slat:

 and what I think I see on it, the typical striping at the sides, grapes and a pear on either side of a cornucopia (not so sure about the cornucopia; it certainly doesn't look like a vase...or is it?):

So far I haven't seen anything resembling this pattern in my reference books.

More pears, this time from sketching on the plane:

More chairs; these are the classroom chairs at Ye Olde Schoolhouse inWisconsin, with a quilt block on the seat of each, so cute and beautifully done!