Arts and Crafts oak chair, ottoman

L. & J.G. Stickley Arts And Crafts Oak Arm Chair and OttomanThe back with horizontal slats centering a pair of thick paddle arms with vertical slats with thick brown leather pads raised on block form

ARTS & CRAFTS OAK EVEN ARM MORRIS CHAIR & OTTOMAN

An exceptional Mission or Arts & Crafts style lounge chair with ottoman By L. & J.G. Stickley USA, Circa Late 20th Century Solid quarter sawn oak, with brown leather upholstered seat and back cushions

(lot of 2) Arts and Crafts style oak glider rocking chair and ottoman, 20th c., including: (1) Morris chair, adjustable slatted back, wide armrests, cushioned back and seat, slatted sides with pierced

Fine used condition as shown with no major dents, dings or repairs. Original finish patina. Late 20thC, unbranded oak. Ottoman has a corner rip as shown. Otherwise good.

MISSION OAK, ARTS & CRAFTS SLANT ARM SPINDLE SIDE, SLAT BACK. MORRIS CHAIR, SIGNED ON BACK. WITH OTTOMAN. GOOD CONDITION. OTTOMAN, 20" W x 16" D x 15" H & CHAIR 33" W x 37" D x 38" H. THIS ITEM EXCEED

Circa 1990s With Restoration Hardware manufacturer's labels The contemporary Arts and Crafts-style oak Morris chair with bow arms and adjustable back, together with a matching ottoman, 2 pieces Cha

Arm Chairs With Ottomans. Signed on the base. From a Bronxville, NY home. Dimensions: chairs - 32" w x 30" d x 38.5" h, ottomans - 19" x 15" x 16" h.

Morris Chair and matching ottoman. Signed on base and from a Riverdale estate . - Dimensions: 42"H x 34.5" x 41"*Ottoman photos added 9/10/20*

A Bow Arm spindled Morris chair and ottoman set, produced in the manner of Gustav Stickley (Fayetteville, NC). Quarter sawn oak wood chair frame with aged and weathered leather cushions. Bears branded

Arts & Crafts style dyed pony armchair and hassock, Late 20th c., stained oak, pony hide cushions, with peg and groove adjustable back, 38"h x 34"w x 40"d (chair), 16"h x 25"l x 18"d (ottoman) Provena

First quarter-20th century; with slotted back and sides, with removable seat cushion. 36 in. H., 29 in. W., 29 in. D.

one arm chair signed L & JG Stickley, one rocking chair signed Stickley. Armchair: 39" high, 25 1/2" wide, 20" deep; seat height approximately 18 1/4". Rocking chair: 37 3/4" high, 27 1/2" wide, 28 1/

Arts and Crafts Oak Chair. Signed The Work of LG and JG Stickley. Measures 38" tall. You are bidding at a live sale. Please read the terms and conditions. This sale will be broadcast live on sale day

Arts & Crafts Oak Chair High back Arts & Crafts style armchair having a painting on canvas of 'Bayard', a rough-coated St Bernard; held by 1 1/4' metal nailheads Condition: Very Good, having some scuf

comprising an arm chair and rocking chair. Stamped Imperial Chair Co; in the manner of Stickley. Arm chair: 36 1/4" high, 28 1/4" wide, 25 1/4" deep. Rocking chair: 33 1/4" high, 28 1/4" wide, 34" dee

Quarter-sawn oak chairs (5). Chairs have pegged joints and leather seats. Two seat covers replaced. 36"h x 16"w x 17"d and 18" seat height

37 1/2" high, 27 1/4" wide, 22 3/4" deep; seat height approximately 18 1/2". Age & use wear, upholstery damages. Property of a CT collector.

DESCRIPTION: Arts & Crafts oak chair with bowed legs decorated with a painted and pyrography design of trumpet flowers. MEASUREMENTS: 16" x 18-3/4" x 30" high. CONDITION: Some overall wear as expected

Brooks Arts & Crafts Oak Morris Chair 40''x35.5''x37''. Chair model no.20 similar to a Limbert design. Cut out side panels with original finish. Gray velvet modern cushions. Some slight edge wear. Ove

unsigned; with leather cushions; Condition: fading to finish (lighter on one arm); leather newer; 32 1/2 inches wide; 38 1/4 inches deep; 16 inches seat height

Arts & Crafts Oak Morris Chairearly 20th centurylabel reads "F.H. Conant's Sons, No. 37, Camden, N.Y."41 x 31 x 39 inches

Set 6 solid vintage oak Arts & Crafts style dining chairs, unsigned. One arm chair, all have 3 slat backs. 36 in high by 17.5 x 16 in. VG condition.

British Arts and Crafts Oak Glastonbury Chair, after the A.W.N. Pugin (British, 1812-1852), original designed 1840, and based on the model made for Richard Whiting, last Abbot of Glastonbury, with typ