Antique Morris

Fine, adjustable morris chair by L & JG Stickley. Flat-arm form with corbel supports, pegging, and thru-tenons.

Stephen Parrish (1846 – 1938) was an American painter and etcher who became one of the 19th century's most celebrated printmakers. He was the father of the celebrated artist, Maxfie...

Ca. 1905 Leaded, beveled and stained glass window from the E.A. Morris Tobacconist in Vancouver, BC. Measurements: w/frame 75 1/4 W x 49.5"H SKU: LG0043

A set of reclining comfort Morris chairs, armchair from the Arts & Crafts or Mission oak period about 1915 has recent new upholstery.

A set of reclining comfort Morris chairs, armchair from the Arts & Crafts or mission oak period about 1915 has recent new upholstery.

Morris & Co antique Saville Armchair by George Jack.

This Gustav Stickley Morris Chair is in excellent condition and has been newly upholstered in high quality dark brown leather.

Inspired in his travels by the monolithic stones of the Orkney Islands and Stonehenge, Morris created the Stone Vessels. Morris strived to express with his forms a simplicity that h...

Alfred Morris (English, fl. 1853-1896) Springer Spaniel Oil on canvas, 35 x 46 inches Framed: 47 x 58 inches While known primarily for his landscapes, Alfred Morris also painted gen...

A mahogany Arts & Crafts Period antique wardrobe by Morris & Co. The upper section of the wardrobe having a moulded cornice with dentil mouldings, with rectangular doors to the ends ...

Joseph Morris Henderson (1863-1936) Aberfoyle,  circa 1910 Oil on canvas Taught by his father, the acclaimed artist Joseph Henderson, J M Henderson also attended the Glasgow sc...

Adjustable Morris armchair n° 6392 by Otto Prutscher for Thonet Austria 1905 in mahogany.

The rectangular caned backrest above the flat wooden armrests raised on slats, above the caned seat, raised on block legs. Seat height: 13"; armrest height: 23.5"; seat depth: 22"

A Mahogany Secretaire Cabinet by George Jack (1855-1931) for Morris & Co. Inlaid with chequered and line stringing, with astragal glazed cupboard doors.

Antique 19th century Victorian hob grate fireplace Insert with William Morris antique Tiles. The hob grate is finished in a traditional black polish and complete with a chimney isola...

A rare inlaid Mahogany Sideboard by George Jack (1855-1931) for Morris and Co. Inlaid with superb geometric patterns in the style of Owen Jones.

Oak framed four-fold Aesthetic movement screen with fine, raised, silver-gilt gesso panels of leaf and oranges design, in the manner of William Morris and Morris & Company, circa...

JOSEPH MORRIS HENDERSON (1863-1936) ABERFOYLE C. 1910 OIL ON CANVAS Taught by his father, the acclaimed artist Joseph Henderson, J M Henderson also attended the Glasgow school of ar...

This wounderfully detailed linen press is a well executed piece. The top has adjustible shelf and the bottom is divided into two drawers . What I love about this piece is the integra...

Lancashire Bobbin rocking chair  An original Lancashire bobbin rocking chair.  A bobbin rocking chair with wool winders, early 19th century.  These were country chairs found in...

Morris used his own designs for the ornamental borders on each opening page, plus decorative initials in black.

Late Victorian Lounge Chair, England circa 1880 Howard Style Ebonized wood feet with original casters William and Morris fabric England, circa 1880 86 cm high x 71 cm wide x 71 cm deep

Morris produced a design by William Watt in the 1880s, which became known as the "Morris Chair."

What sets this piece apart is its remarkable preservation in its original condition, particularly the upholstery fabric, which features the iconic "Bird Weave" pattern by William Mor...

Also stamped by the chair maker himself ‘F. Morris’ twice to the tops of the forelegs, a charming touch.

Philip Morris Co Alligator large cigar holder. This cigar box was meant to travel with a dozen of large cigars.

Seat cushion wool Mohair fabric by William Morris (period Morris fabric, 1980s seat and wool trim).

A lacquer wood decorated chest of drawers, in the style of William Morris, France, 1800.

Signed and inscribed 'for Rudolf Sieck' lower right Provenance Galerie Grunzenhauzer, Munich The Morris Gallery, Toronto

According to the label on the armchair, these chairs were possibly first owned by Deborah Morris (1723-1793). Deborah Morris was the daughter of Anthony Morris (1681-1763) and P...

Set of four late Victorian salon chairs having fretted shield backs with William Morris strawberry thief seats and slender cabriole legs, measures: 17" W x 17" D x 38" H (18" to the ...

Believed to be an original William Morris.

Delicate rectangular Tea table. Attributed to Morris and co. Faux bamboo turned legs.

The style seems influenced by William Morris.

A rare and unusual oak dresser/sideboard with distinct designs of the Arts & Crafts movement, the central carved panels either side of the mirror are typical of a William Morris desi...

HIGHLY UNUSUAL CUSTOM MADE FOR MOROCCAN ROYALTY WITH A MIX OF WILLIAM MORRIS AND ARABIC ART.

Show-stopping, Deco lamé gown features a William Morris-inspired floral in shades of wine red, lavender, sage green, and ivory.

Newly upholstered in Morris and Co Willow Bough fabric. Ackroyd Herbert Gibson was a woodworker and designer of Glastonbury, Somerset.

This piece, dating to the early 20th Century, features a wonderfully fresh colour palette, and an elegant composition inspired by Arts and Crafts textiles by designers like Willian M...

One side with an elaborately inlaid chess board, the other side inlaid for 'Muehle' (Nine Mens Morris); opening to an inlaid backgammon surface; exotic woods throughout.

Architect John Pollard Seddon’s design for these chairs debuted at the 1862 International Exhibition in London, in an exhibit sponsored by the firm of famed designer, writer and Soci...

All the pieces hallmarked London 1825. 48 pieces by Randall Chatterton and twelve pieces by Morris and Michael Emanuel. This set is a variant pattern called 'Anthemion' or 'Honeysuck...

A Mahogany Arts and Crafts Armchair with adjustable back, known as the William Morris Chair Original metal mounts and brass castors.

The decoration, which covers both sides, is very reminiscent of a William Morris panel or wallpaper in the Arts and Crafts style.

Simple arched crest rail, with a single, tall back splat. retaining its original finish, and reupholstered, with reproduction William Morris printed fabric.

Weeks Oil on board 8½ x 10½ inches (21.6 x 26.7 cm) Framed: 14½ x 16½ inches (36.8 x 42 cm) This work will be included in the forthcoming Weeks catalogue raisonné being prepared by ...

Arts and Crafts period door, with inset stained glass panel. A William Morris style leaded glass depiction of a handsome, prayerful scholar in an Elizabethan room setting. painted pi...

Weeks/ Ajmere Oil on canvas 13 x 20 inches (33 x 51 cm) Framed: 19¼ x 26 inches (48.9 x 66 cm) This painting, depicting in the foreground a stately elephant belonging to the Rajah o...

Weeks/ 128 Av. de Wagram, Paris Oil on board 8¾ x 6¼ inches (22 x 16 cm) Framed: 14¾ x 12½ (37.5 x 32 cm) This work will be included in the forthcoming Weeks catalogue raisonné bein...

EDWIN LORD WEEKS American, 1849–1903 Steps in Sunlight (India) Oil on canvas 17 x 13 inches (43.2 x 33 cm) Framed: 21¾ x 17¼ inches (55.3 x 43.7 cm) This work will be included in ...

Please see my other listing for a larger version of this same design model. William Morris is quoted as saying, “Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or bel...

Please see my other listing for a smaller version of this same design model. William Morris is quoted as saying, “Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or be...

There is an overall faux tortoise design set against the deep ebony ebonized surface. William Morris is quoted as saying, “Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be use...

It will be included in the forthcoming Weeks catalogue raisonné being prepared by Dr. Ellen K. Morris. Provenance Descended in the family of the artist until 1982 (sale, Skinner, B...

Weeks Oil on canvas board 14 x 18 inches (35.5 x 45.7 cm) Framed: 19¼ x 23¼ inches (49 x 59.1 cm) This work will be included in the forthcoming Weeks catalogue raisonné being prepar...

The surface shows wear and losses adding to the character and charm of this antique frame. William Morris is quoted as saying, “Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to b...