Morris & Co for Liberty's: An elm latheback fireside chair, circa 1900.

The yoked toprail above wavy splats, outswept arms, and cane work seat, raised on tapering supports and united by double stretchers.

84cm high x 53cm wide x 51.5cm deep.

The histories of Morris & Co and Liberty's have been closely linked, with both making significant contributions to the Arts & Crafts Movement. While William Morris set up Morris & Co in 1875, he maintained a close relationship with Arthur Lasenby Liberty, who opened his world famous shop in the same year.

Condition:

In excellent condition overall with the expected knocks, marks, and scratches that you would expect from a piece of this age, canework in excellent condition.