A few examples of appraisal values for
RECLINING MORRIS CHAIR

• OAK MORRIS ARMCHAIR: Streit
  OAK MORRIS ARMCHAIR: Streit Reclining Morris chair with solid wood frame. Having wide, molded armrests, curved posts with carved accents. Chair reclines with a pull-out footrest. Tag resides below seat, behind footrest. Raised on casters. Approx. 41'' h x 30'' w x 31.5'' d. CONDITION: Soiling and fraying to upholstery. Indents & wear to finish commensurate with age and use.
• Two antique ‘Morris’ chair
  Two antique ‘Morris’ chair frames. A Morris chair is an early type of reclining chair, the design was adapted by The Morris & Company (William Morris), from a prototype owned by Ephraim Colman in rural Sussex, England. It was first marketed around 1866. Carved oak example, 38”H x 30”W x 30”D Other oak example, 39”W x 34”W x 30”D Condition: both missing cushions, need repairs CT Transfer Fee $20
• AN UNUSUAL DROP-ARM MORRIS CHAIR,
  AN UNUSUAL DROP-ARM MORRIS CHAIR, AMERICAN, PATENTAN UNUSUAL DROP-ARM MORRIS CHAIR, American, patent dated 1883, having an adjustable reclining back between arms fitted with drop leaf extensions.
• George III Mahogany Wing Chair,
  George III Mahogany Wing Chair, with mechanical reclining back, fourth quarter 18th century, the back with a "Morris" chair lever to adjust the angle of the back, raised on tapered legs joined by stretchers, h. 45", w. 31", d. 25".
• An Anglo-Colonial Carved Hardwood
  An Anglo-Colonial Carved Hardwood Reclining Chair mid-19th c. related to the designs of Lockwood de Forest (American 1850-1932) and William Morris (English 1834-1896) rectangular adjustable back shaped arms square uprights floral blocks serpent entwined legs height 41 in. width 29 in. depth 41 in. Note: The chair presented here shares its form with chairs designed by William Morris. The carvings appear to be closely related to those found in pieces attributed to Lockwood de Forest. De Forest was with Associated Artists in 1879 prior to being in India where he opened the Ahmedabad Wood Carving Company which supplied Associated Artists until their close in 1882. De Forest then returned to New York to open his own design firm.
• AMERICAN ARTS AND CRAFTS OAK MORRIS
  AMERICAN ARTS AND CRAFTS OAK MORRIS STYLE CHAIR AMERICAN ARTS AND CRAFTS OAK MORRIS STYLE CHAIR WITH RECLINING BACK AND TURNED SPINDLE SIDES, RESTING ON PAW FEET; 36"H 28"W 13.5"D
• PAIR, OAK RECLINING ARMCHAIRS,
  PAIR, OAK RECLINING ARMCHAIRS, JULIAN CHICHESTER Julian Chichester (English, 20th / 21st century), contemporary, pair of Morris style reclining chairs in oak with upholstered Jed Johnson L'Africain fabric cushions. Apparently unmarked. Dimensions: Approx. 39.25", w. 25", d. 32".
• Arts & Crafts mission oak Morris
  Arts & Crafts mission oak Morris reclining chair; 4 positions, leather cushions, and unusual magazine storage racks under wide arms. Approx. 36"H x 32 3/4"W x approx. 29"D. Some wear with small repair to top corner on one arm, and missing an unnecessary metal piece on one side of adjusting mechanism.
• MORRIS TYPE RECLINING CHAIR: Carved
  MORRIS TYPE RECLINING CHAIR: Carved front skit and front arm supports ending in paw feet. Mottled brown leather cushions. 39 1/4'' h. x 32 1/4'' x 33''.CONDITION: Refinished condition.
• ARTS & CRAFTS OAK MORRIS STYLE
  ARTS & CRAFTS OAK MORRIS STYLE RECLINING CHAIR 20th century; with removable upholstered cushions, 39 in. H., 28.5 in. W., 34 in. D.