Oak Grecian Curule Chair, Probably Stickley-Brandt Chair Co, NY, circa 1890-1918

Mahogany Curule style open armchair in the manor of the design of Thomas. Hope. This attractive late 19th century chair has a moulded X frame facade with ...

Curule Armchair, Circa 1940

Nicely carved chairs that are solid and will stand the rigors of use.

An exceptional antique Mission or Arts & Crafts period ladder back club chair or armchair By L. & J.G. Stickley USA, Circa 1910 Solid quarter sawn oak frame, with green velvet uph...

A rare and exceptional pair of Mission Arts & Crafts club chairs or dining armchairs By Stickley Brothers USA, Circa 1900 Solid quarter sawn oak frames, with leather upholstered s...

A handsome Mission style armchair in honeyed medium-light brown tiger oak, displaying a spindle back frame with equal height arms and a wide, st...

Antique Carved Oak Renaissance Revival Paw Foot Curule Throne Arm Chair. Circa 19th Century. Measurements: 37" H x 25" W x 23.5" D x 17.5" Seat height x 29" Arm height.

English late Regency period circa 1830 'Gothic' style armchairs of curule form having solid oak chamfer edge frames, the rectangular (upholstered) backs connecting padded-rest arms c...

Condition: Original Vintage Condition Designer: L. & L. G. Stickley Manufacturer: L. & L. G. Stickley Materials: Tiger Oak, Original Fabric This Arts & Crafts Mission oak armchai...

Antique American Arts & Crafts, Mission oak & leather armchairs, Stickley style, made by the Oregon Chair Company, Circa 1910. The Oregon Chair Company was incorporated in 1906 and founded by Arthur Kingsley, the manufactory was located on five acres on Macadam Street (three miles from the center of Portland) with access to the Willamette River, so logs could be floated easily to their saw mill. The Oregon Chair Co made high quality solid oak furniture in the American Mission style rivaling the quality and style of the furniture produced by their contempororaries; Stickley Brothers. This set of wonderful antique Mission arm chairs...