Phillip Clissett Armchairs

Set of 4 armchairs in stained oak, Arts & Crafts, Austrian work circa 1905. Possible to divide the set in pairs (2 pairs)

Oak slatted armchair, seat cushions with button detail Arts and Crafts style, sourced in France

A stylish English Arts and Crafts 'quaint' beech and fruitwood rush-seated armchair, with waved and pierced design splat. Probably made in High Wycombe. Circa 1900. *Free delivery f...

A distinctive 19th-century French Arts & Crafts turned-wood armchair featuring an impressive ladderback design with horizontal splats, each terminating in gracefully shaped, scal...

An Arts and Crafts oak armchair dating from the early 20th century, constructed in solid oak with strong architectural lines and finely turned details throughout. The chair features a shaped saddle seat and distinctive cylindrical front supports united by a curved stretcher, showcasing the movement’s emphasis on craftsmanship and honest construction. The back incorporates a leather upholstered panel secured with close-set brass studwork beneath a shaped crest rail with circular carved motifs. Rich in character and patina, the chair combines practicality with the robust decorative quality associated with English Arts and Crafts furniture...

An exceptional antique Mission or Arts & Crafts period club chair or armchair By L. & J.G. Stickley USA, Circa 1900 Solid quarter sawn oak frame, with upholstered seat. Measures:...

English Ladder back armchair, Early 19th Century A country-made early 19th century ladder back armchair. Made in Ash with great patina and origi...

I actually don't want to sell this piece before I know what it is.

English Arts and Crafts period armchair, the shaped crest over slatted back, the arms similarly slatted, standing on square legs on original brass and ceramic castors, the upholstere...

Set of four ashwood and dark chocolate leather armchairs by Interior Crafts of Chicago, custom furniture maker to the trade. Possibly a Bert En...

Arts & Crafts rare pair of ladder back oak armchairs With rush seats By Sir Edwin Landseer Lutyens Circa 1902 Height 98cm Width 61cm Depth 50cm "Sir Edwin Lutyens was a designer an...

Otherwise known as the Passmore armchair after the settlement they were most probably designed for at Tavistock place - this version exhibits all the attributes one would find from a...