A superb Sussex armchair by Morris & Co dating to the Arts & Crafts period, circa 1890. The ebonised beech wood frame stripped through time displays an enviable patination making this a true one off piece. The later upholstered seat in a chestnut (reddish brown) faux leather is possibly forty years old and in great order.

This is a stand alone chair of wonderful proportions that will sit well in any room. Whether its used functionally as library / reading chair etc or just a strategic interior addition to marvel at...........It's sure to make you smile.

Aesthetics matched by versatility & function.

Creator: Morris & Co. (Cabinet maker)

Attributed to: Philip Webb (Designer)

Materials: Beech & Ash (Ebonised & Stripped)

Period: Late 19th Century

Date of Manufacture: 1870-1890

Condition: Commensurate with age. Stunning patination. Naturally stripped over years. (Not forced or sanded) No splits or damage to structure. Later upholstered seat. Any sparse worm hole historically filled. Solid & fully functional.

Dimensions: Height: 86 cm Width: 53 cm Depth: 42 cm