Vintage Mission Oak Arts & Crafts Bow Arm Morris Chair and Ottoman

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

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

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

Stickley Mission collection oak bow arm Morris reclinerA piece that calls to mind William Morris, the leader and champion of the English Arts & Crafts Movement, this iconic chair features long gracefu

Fine used condition as shown with no major dents, dings or repairs. Fine original finish patina. Signed as shown.

Antique oak Arts and Crafts bow-arm morris chair with MacMurdo feet attributed to L&JG Stickley. Size: 40 in high x 30.5 in deep x 31.5 in wide. Upholstered seat and back. Almost identical to #482 in

ARTS & CRAFTS OAK EVEN ARM MORRIS CHAIR & OTTOMAN

Early bow-arm oak Morris chair. Red leather upholstered cushions. Eastwood, NY, ca. 1901. Original finish and upholstery; 38in.H. x 30.25in.W. x 38.5in.D.

Stickley Mission Gus Bow Arm Morris Oak Chair and Ottoman. By the Stickley Company, this oak chair has reverse tapered legs and five-way adjustable reclining back. From the circa 1901 Gustav Stickley

Stickley Mission Gus Bow Arm Morris Oak Chair and Ottoman. By the Stickley Company, this oak chair has reverse tapered legs and five-way adjustable reclining back. From the circa 1901 Gustav Stickley

STICKLEY Mission Morris Chair. Oak Arts & Crafts. Bowed arms with wood element. Brown Leather. Arched skirt. Branded mark. Metal tag. -- Dimensions: H: 38 inches: W: 30.25 inches: D: 36.25 inches ---

MISSION OAK ARTS & CRAFTS MORRIS CHAIR, 5 SLATS UNDER ARMS, 4 SLAT BACK. UNMARKED. ATTRIBUTED TO STICKLEY BROTHERS. WEAR TO FINISH. 30" W x 32 1/2" D x 38" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN

PUSH BUTTON ROYAL ARTS & CRAFTS MISSION OAK MORRIS CHAIR, LADDER BACK, FLAT ARM LOUNGE CHAIR. MARKED ON REVERSE. 30" W x 33" D x 39" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Arts & Crafts / Mission oak rocking chair, in the manner of Gustav Stickley (American, 1858-1942), with white cushion seat. 35" H x 26.5" W x 29 D. Keywords: Furniture, Seating, Lounge chair, Vintage

Fine used condition as shown with no major dents, dings or repairs. Fine finish patina.

Stickley Mission oak Arts & Craft arm chair in excellent condition approx. 26" w x 22" d x 34" h

Vintage Oak Arts and Crafts Arm Chair. Curved flat arm.-- Dimensions: H: 32 inches: W: 26 inches: D: 18 inches ---

Harden mission oak chair, arts & crafts arm chair, with removable seat, chair is 27.75" wide (incl. arms), 20" deep, height is 38.5", seat height is 18"

Set 6 LIMBERT Oak Mission Dining Chairs. Arts & Crafts. One Arm Chair. Five Side Chairs-- Dimensions: H: 36.25 inches: W: 24 inches: D: 18 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.

Stickley Mission / Arts & Crafts oak arm chair with horizontal slat back between the two arm rests and upholstered cushion seat. 39.5” H x 28” W x 26” D. Provenance: Removed from a Park Avenue e

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

Three (3) pieces Mission-style Stickley oak furniture. 1st item: Gus Bow Arm Morris chair having reverse-tapered legs and a four-way adjustable reclining back, an adaptation of an original Gustav Stic