Arts and crafts movement furniture

Art Nouveau table in carved walnut with floral and musical motive marquetry.

Three panel quarter sawn Oak carved stretcher base bench with cushion. seat height without cushion- 17.5"

This wonderful lovely piece of furniture is a true eye catcher in an Arts & Crafts or Art Nouveau home! Unusual rare small cabinet c.1900- 1910. Rare because of its size and quality! Versatile furniture that can be used in different areas of your home, with various storage and display options. In very good original condition with a working lock and beautiful patina. This very unique Arts and Crafts piece comes with free shipping in a custom made crate from Amsterdam to you in 7 days.

Our Mission / Arts & Crafts style furniture is made with attention to detail and expertise like that of 100 year old Stickley. This is a new, never used piece Solid quarter sawn white oak with a Michael's Cherry brown stain Dark brown leather seat and back cushions Medium-firm back cushions, firm seat cushion that will soften with use Cushions fit neatly under the wood frame for a sleek modern look This listing is for the arm chair only. Sofa and love seat sold separate or as a set With...

A rare and unusual oak sideboard with distinct designs of the Arts and Crafts movement, the central carved panels either side of the mirror are typical of a William Morris design. The canopied cornice has very strange caryatid figures giving support. Along with the plant pot feet and highly unusual parquetry top it would make us think that this piece was a one off commission, maybe for Liberty or wealthy individual. Splits into two for ease of transportation and the whole is in very good...

American Arts & Crafts oak over-sized armchair Through tenon detailing and slatted back Currently upholstered in maroon leather Attributed to Gustav Stickley Circa 1900 Height 103cm Depth 80cm Width 88cm Seat Height 48cm Gustav Stickley (1858-1942) was an influential American furniture manufacturer, design leader, publisher, and a leading voice in the American Arts and Crafts movement. He is best known for his straightforward furniture called ‘Mission’ or ‘Craftsman’ furniture.

Early 20th century reproduction Poppies Illustration in the style of Henry Lambert, C.F.A. Voysey, and Eugene Grassett Matted and framed in Quartersawn Oak Stain Color: Earthy Mission Red/Brown with deep rich tones Frame Dimensions: 15.5in Wide X 26in High Inside Dimensions: 12in Wide X 20in High Vertical molding size: 2in Horizontal molding size: 3in Mat color: Sand, Cinnamon

An elegant hall or accent side chair from the Art Nouveau period, about 1880-1900, by F. H. Conant's Sons of Camden, NY. The back has a hand-painted scene of a couple courting, seat has flowers, and arms have delicate flower buds. The chair is tight and sturdy. M-1017