Gustav Stickley #332 Morris Chair w/ Amazing Finish

A Gustav Stickley Morris Chair with an amazing original finish is one of the most desirable forms of American Arts & Crafts / Mission furniture. These chairs were among the most iconic designs produced by Stickley’s Craftsman Workshops in the early 1900s.This chair measures 41″ tall x 31″ wide x 38 1/4″ deep. Gustav Stickley Morris Chair (general description) Maker: Gustav Stickley Period: typically 1901–1916 Material: usually quarter-sawn American white oak Finish: fumed oak, often surviving with a warm, deep brown patina Design: wide arms, adjustable reclining back, exposed joinery, and substantial square posts Upholstery: originally loose leather or fabric cushions in earth tones. Typical hallmarks of an authentic Stickley Morris Chair include: Pinned through-tenon joinery at the arms and legs Massive rectilinear posts with visible pegs Adjustable back Quarter-sawn oak grain with strong ray fleck Original fumed finish, which greatly increases collector value. Collectibility Early and well-preserved Morris chairs are among the most collected Arts & Crafts seating forms.