Sussex Chair

All 5 shapes are produced in the British Isles; the benches and tables by bespoke furniture makers Inglis Hall in Sussex, and the chair by Sitting Firm Chair makers in Coventry.

All five shapes are produced in the British Isles; the benches and tables by bespoke furniture makers Inglis Hall in Sussex and the chair by Sitting Firm chair makers in Coventry.

All five shapes are produced in the British Isles; the benches and tables by bespoke furniture makers Inglis Hall in Sussex, and the chair by Sitting Firm Chair makers in Coventry.

All 5 shapes are produced in the British Isles; the benches and tables by bespoke furniture makers Inglis Hall in Sussex and the chair by Sitting Firm Chair makers in Coventry.

All 5 shapes are produced in the British Isles; the benches and tables by bespoke furniture makers Inglis Hall in Sussex, and the chair by Sitting Firm Chair makers in Coventry.

All 5 shapes are produced in the British Isles; the benches and tables by bespoke furniture makers Inglis Hall in Sussex, and the chair by Sitting Firm Chair makers in Coventry.

All 5 shapes are produced in the British Isles; the benches and tables by bespoke furniture makers Inglis Hall in Sussex, and the chair by Sitting Firm Chair makers in Coventry.

All 5 shapes are produced in the British Isles; the benches and tables by bespoke furniture makers Inglis Hall in Sussex and the chair by Sitting Firm chair makers in Coventry.

A pair of completely original ‘Sussex’ chairs designed Philip Speakman Webb circa 1860 and made by Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co.

A rare set of five Arts and Crafts ebonized star back Sussex chairs. Consisting of one armchair and four singles covered in a Morris Vine fabric.

A 19th century stained beechwood Sussex chair attributed to Ford Madox Brown. Carved bamboo effect design with circular rush seat.

Morris and Co A pair of Aesthetic Movement ebonised side chairs from the Sussex range designed by Dante Gabriel Rossetti with fine fan back spindles and turned legs, originally had ...

ANTIQUE SIDE CHAIR An iconic and much-imitated design by the godfather of Arts and Crafts architecture Philip Speakman Webb and manufactured by William Morris’s Morris & Co. An ele...

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning set of four Arts & Crafts walnut rush seat dining chairs in the style of the original William Morris Sussex chair.

We are delighted to offer for sale this lovely very rare near pair of William Morris Rush seat Sussex chairs circa 1870-1880 as seen in the Victorian and Albert museum The History...

Eventually it included corner chairs, children's chairs, and settles. A whole page was devoted to the Sussex range in the firm's catalogue, about 1912, where the armchair was priced ...

Quote : Of all the specific minor improvements in common household objects due to Morris, the rush-seat Sussex chair perhaps takes the first place.

William Morris Sussex rush seat armchair. Of all the specific minor improvements in common household objects due to Morris, the rush-bottomed Sussex chair perhaps takes the first pl...

Newnham College and the Fitzwilliam Museum, both in Cambridge also used the Sussex chair.

The History This chair was named after a country chair found in Sussex, which inspired the design with the turned frame and rush seat.

A rare Morris & Co. 19th century Sussex corner chair by Ford Maddox Brown in walnut.

Newnham College and the Fitzwilliam Museum, both in Cambridge also used the Sussex chair.

H 94 Arm H 67 W 55 D 48 cm "The rush seated Sussex chair was first spotted by the artist Ford Madox Brown, being made in the small village workshop of the chair and trug maker Henry...

An ebonised beech 19th century Sussex corner chair by Ford Madox Brown (1821 - 1893) for Morris & Co, circa 1860’s, England.