ARTS & CRAFTS OAK ROCKING CHAIR, EARLY 20TH C.

American Arts and Crafts Oak Rocking Chair, early 20th c., h. 32 in., w. 17 1/2 in., d. 21 in. Provenance: Estate of Eric Bloomquist, Bloomington, IL.

American Arts and Crafts oak rocking chair, by Stickley Brothers Furniture Company, early 20th c., having a slat backrest over flat armrests, removable cushion seat, rising on squared legs with curved

EARLY 20TH C. LIMBERT ARTS & CRAFTS MISSION OAK ROCKING CHAIR - ORIGINAL SURFACE - NEEDS SEAT - MARKED / SIGNED UNDER ARM (SEE PHOTOS) MEASURES APPROX. 33 3/4" HIGH, 24" WIDE AT ARMS, 17" SEAT DEPTH,

American Arts and Crafts rocking chair, early 20th c., oak frame, wide armrests flanking the upholstered back and seat, slatted sides, on rocker rails, approx 35"h, 26.75"w, 31.5"d Start Price: $100.0

American Arts and Crafts wingback rocking chair, early 20th c., oak frame, solid curved back, wide armrests flanking the upholstered seat, rising on square legs, on rocker rails, approx 36.75"h, 28.5"

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

(lot of 2) American Arts and Crafts oak side chairs, early 20th c., by Cochran Chair Co., having vertical back splats above knock out upholstered seat, rising on squared legs with joined support, in n

(lot of 6) Arts and Crafts oak dining chairs, early 20th c., comprising (five) side chairs and (one) armchair, having center back splat, over leather upholstered seat, rising on block legs, armchair w

Pair of American Arts and Crafts Courtier Sawn Oak Morris Chairs, early 20th century, attributed to L. & J. G. Stickley, each with an adjustable slat back with three steps, the open arms joined with t

(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

American, early 20th century, oak throughout, in mellow original surface, upholstered seat cushion, 30 x 26-1/2 x 27 in. , Provenance: Part of the office furnishings of George Irwin Gullett Stephens o

possibly Stickley, early 20th century, oak throughout with five slat back, brown leather upholstered loose seat cushion, 37-3/4 x 27-1/4 x 28 in. Provenance: Private Collection

Set of Four Carved Oak Arts and Crafts Dining Chairs, early 20th c., consisting of a pair of armchairs and a pair of side chairs, the curved canted vertical slat back over trapezoidal seats, on turned

Early 20th century, oak with original dark surface. With cut feet, a low shelf, a single drawer below a folding writing surface, all below two slag glass doors that open to reveal an interior with two

early 20th century, slat back green leather upholstered seat with brass tacking, 41 in. high

Early 20th C., one with folding back. Largest: 36-1/2"h x 33-1/4"w x 29"d

Arts and Crafts Morris Style Oak Rocker and Arm Chair with Leather Upholstery, American, Early 20th C., together with a small side table with frieze drawer. (3 pcs.) {WK} (SSMIT6203/3) Property From a

Arts & Crafts Hall Chair, oak, shell carved crest rail, barley twist styles, plank seat, early 20th c. H 48 1/2". CONDITION: Normal wear.

Early 20th Century oak rocking chair having pegged construction, a slat back, and tooled leather seat, unmarked, measures approximately 35-1/4" high, 27-3/4" wide, seat depth of 16-1/2", and a seat he

Pair of Early 20th c English Arts and Crafts Turner's Chairs in oak with rush seats 16 x 25 x 35"

Early 20th Century Oak Reclining Morris Chair with Leather seat and back, carved cherub heads on arms and below leather seat cushion. Measuring 45 inches tall, 31 5/8 inches wide, and 35 1/2 inches

ARTS & CRAFTS DESK AND CHAIRAmerica, Early 20th CenturyBoth in oak. Five-drawer desk with square legs. Ladderback chair with Gustav Stickley brand.Desk height 30". Width 48". Depth 22". Chair back hei

A Folk Art Pressed Oak USS Maine Chair Early 20th Century with label remnant to underside. Height 39 1/4 inches. While pressed oak side and rocking chairs are known, this is the only known armchair. P

Arts and Crafts oak magazine stand, early 20th c., unmarked, attributed to Michigan Chair Co., having beveled rectangular top, over four shelves, with slatted sides, rising on slightly flared legs, re