William Morris Antique

Late Victorian ornate cast iron combination grate decorated in the manner of William Morris. Superior quality casting shows to the central panel a female mask, flanked by further pan...

William Morris used the Sussex chairs in his own houses as did his great friend, the artist Edward Burne-Jones.

William Morris used the Sussex chairs in his own houses as did his great friend, the artist Edward Burne-Jones.

Designed by John Henry Dearle for William Morris. Two tall panels. Dearle's 'Cherwell' Design, a pattern derived from 17th century velvets that Morris had introduced, is compri...

The Sussex chair, originally designed by Phillip Webb, was introduced by Morris & Co (William Morris) around 1864 remaining popular for many years and was still being produced, it st...

William Morris founded Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co previously in 1861.

Edwardian brass table lamp in the form of a Corinthian column on a platform base with a William Morris "Strawberry Thief" silk shade 18" diam x 31" H - The lampshade(s) are newly han...

Arts & Crafts carved oak child's chair, Liberty & Co? or William Morris fabric? original castors

Designed by George Jacques for William Morris & Co, London Dimensions: 25" wide x 28" deep x 37" high (seat height 14") Condition: This chair is in superb condition, cleaned a...

19th Century English ebonized walnut bobbin chair in the style of William Morris. Only left chair (with seat) is available.

Under the beautifully hammered brass top is William Morris fabric holding the fringe.

Arts & Crafts mahogany two-seat sofa with mother-of-pearl inlay with William Morris "Strawberry Thief" upholstery Measures: 48" W x 18" D x 40" H.

Two gum wood pedestals inspired by the ideas of the English philosopher and craftsman William Morris, who championed making the “beautiful and useful” at the height of the Industrial...

An elegant set of six William IV Scottish mahogany dining chairs, The chairs with William Morris fabric circa 1825 Dimensions: Height 34" 86cm Width 18.5" 47cm Depth 1...

Each painting signed by the artist, William Morris, in bottom right corner. Purchased by the original owner at Swan Fine Art, London, England.

Reclaimed Victorian cast iron fireplace surround in the manner of William Morris (1834-1896). The surround has a registration date of 1890.

Webb, 1831-1915, an architect and designer, worked closely with William Morris.

He became good friends with Jean-Francois Millet, a leading Barbizon painter, whose figure painting much influenced Babcock. Babcock introduced William Morris Hunt to Millet, and, ...

Sn4438, stylish Arts & Crafts solid oak hall seat, having 2 inlaid panels to back and generous cushion covered in William Morris style fabric, all in excellent home ready condition, ...

The deeply padded seat has been professionally re-upholstered in a high quality thick velvet with a beautiful pomegranate and madder leaf pattern - a William Morris design for which ...

Pair of late 19th century black slate urns decorated with ormolu Classical Roman figures - converted to electric - The lampshade(s) are newly handmade silk (William Morris - India Go...

Of him it was written: "Along with William Morris Hunt and John LaFarge, Blashfield was one of the most prolific and important of the American mural painters."

A handsome carpet, with an understated palette and monochrome drawing, inspired by the works of Art Nouveau and Arts and Crafts designers of its era, like those of William Morris and...

Christopher Dresser’s bold rethinking of design for household items and decoration made him one of the most radical British designers of the 19th century. Like William Morris he held...

New upholstery and fantastic William Morris style top cover. All in excellent home ready condition throughout, circa 1900.

This is an unusual pattern of armchair influenced by William Morris. The seat height is 17 1/2" as rush seated chairs should have a loose pad about an inch thick for more comfort in...

The silk brocade fabric is in excellent condition and has a William Morris type print. The colors are a combination of neutral tones of off white and muted golds and black.

A beautiful early 20th century Arts & Crafts, Morris & Co for Liberty London armchair. The well proportioned low stick back armchair made from elm with original rush woven seat. ...

He developed, along with his colleagues such as Charles Robert Ashbee, Charles Rennie Mackintosh and William Morris, a whole new style of art from parts of different former epochs, t...

Original Morris reclining armchair, circa 1910s. This chair is a beautiful example of Victorian craftsman styling with many carved spindles, brass hardware and claw feet. Fully recli...

Newly upholstered in a heavyweight fabric of William Morris design, this beautiful and very comfortable 19th century arm chair has well turned mahogany front legs and sabre mahogany ...

The three-seat country-house quality carcass with sprung seat, the whole being button-backed and upholstered in a peacock blue William Morris type floral fabric with single piping, t...

The lamps come with large Drum lampshades with white background and blue botanical motives (William Morris style). The legs has been upturned so it tapers to the top where a brass fi...

Inspired by the ideas of John Ruskin and William Morris, it advocated a revival of traditional handicrafts, a return to a simpler way of life and an improvement in the design of ordi...

Later corner brackets added beneath the seat pad during the 19th century to add support to the drop in seat pad which has been newly re-upholstered in a heavyweight William Morris & ...

He set up the workshop around the ideas of William Morris and John Ruskin of the English Arts and Crafts movement.

The lower section in beautifully figured mahogany and with an Arts & Crafts inspired satinwood, ebony and mother-of-pearl inlaid central panel, with an exquisite chequer band inlaid ...

As a young man Cole worked with renowned American artist Winslow Homer and was actively supported by William Morris Hunt. During the first of several extended stays in Paris he studi...

Joseph Foxcroft Cole was much influenced by the art of Charles Jacques and other great Barbizon landscape masters. Along with William Morris Hunt, John Foxcroft Cole was most influen...

Benson is today celebrated as a pioneer of Arts & Crafts lighting design. Encouraged by William Morris, in 1880 Benson opened a small workshop in Hammersmith, specializing in metalwo...

The chair’s design is reminiscent of both Arts & Crafts pioneers William Morris and Charles Rennie Mackintosh in its influences; with its high elongated back, and to the out swept fl...

He was an esthete who found inspiration in symbolism, but much more so in the English Arts and Crafts movement and the work of William Morris. It is no coincidence that Edmond Van Of...

One of the most famous proponents was the writer William Morris whose quote "Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful" remains famous ...

By the mid-1800’s, gentlemen such as William Morris were practicing what they believed and the world of design was again thrown into flux.

An early 20thC beech Sussex armchair, possibly by Morris & Co. Dimensions: H 88cm Seat H 41cm W 52cm D 52cm

Inspired by the precepts of William Morris, in 1896 Point established a crafts studio in Marlotte.

Other walls around the altar are covered in mosaic tiles, many of gold, by or in the style of William Morris, and depicting natural shapes, leaves and grapes.

A beautiful vanity mirror in brass, 1900, England.

Pair of Arts and Crafts ebonised rush seat chairs. Early 20th century occasional chairs with newly rushed seats. Good useable condition, some remnants of wood worm, treated thoroug...

The movement itself was inspired by the ideas of architect Pugin, the writer John Ruskin and and designer William Morris. The movement stood for traditional craftsmanship using si...

The background is an all-over pattern after William Morris, of pale sage green foliage, painted in a wallpaper effect.

Although much of their output was "Arts and Crafts" in design in no way did it emulate the aspirations of William Morris, et al. They employed craftsmen but also used the most up-to-...

Although much of their output was "Arts and Crafts" in design in no way did it emulate the aspirations of William Morris, et al. They employed craftsmen but also used the most up-to-...

There, he discovered William Morris and the Arts and Craft movement, as well as the new emporium for modern and eclectic design, Liberty.

The deeply toned surface shows some 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 yo...

The surface shows wear and minor 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 kno...

The surface shows wear and some surface paint marks adding to the character and charm of this antique frame. William Morris is quoted as saying, “Have nothing in your houses that yo...