A handsome early 20th-century Arts & Crafts reclining armchair, dating to circa 1900–1920.
Constructed in oak with a rich, warm patina, the chair features beautifully shaped sweeping arms with broad rounded terminals, slatted sides and back, and a traditional adjustable reclining mechanism allowing the backrest to be set at several different angles.
Recently recovered in a neutral linen, with loose seat and back cushions that provide a fresh, understated contrast to the warm oak frame.
Raised on square supports with rounded front feet, this is a particularly attractive and comfortable example, combining the strong architectural lines and practical craftsmanship associated with the Arts & Crafts movement.
Dimensions:
H 94 cm × W 65 cm × D 90 cm
Seat height 41 cm
Condition:
Good antique condition with wear, marks and variations to the finish consistent with age and use. The frame is solid and the reclining mechanism is present and functional. Recently reupholstered. Please refer to photographs for further detai