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Arts & Crafts Cotswold School Ladderback Armchair
In General
A stunningly designed, superb quality, rare, Arts and Crafts five rung high ladderback ash armchair to a design originally created by the renowned designer Philip Clissett and architect James MacLaren c.1890 - known and documented as the "Clissett Highback". This Armchair was handcrafted in c.1920s by the Cotswold School of Craftsmen. The very attractive warm golden rush seat - the chair may have been re - rushed more recently, is in excellent condition and the chair has a wonderful original finish, patina and feel.
Comprising a five rung high ladderback armchair with a double box stretcher which is not narrowed at the ends, it has small rounded feet on the front legs, stepped decoration on the tops of the front legs and finials all as per Philip Clissett's classic original design.
The wonderful turned arm supports are influenced by the Art Nouveau and Aesthetic movements. The highback, with very pretty acorn shaped finials was influenced by the stunning Shaker Chairs of the 19th Century. The high ladderbacks are also of the English Arts and Crafts style of chairs of the time. Ladderback chairs were influenced by the architect James MacLaren and became popular amongst the Arts and Crafts Movement.
Its stunning "modern" Arts and Crafts design will work well in contemporary as well as period interiors.
This high ladderback armchair is a wonderful piece of Arts and Crafts design history! It is also a very attractive example of the British Cotswold School of Craftsmen's work and is in excellent original condition.
Philip Clissett (1817-1913) was a Victorian chair designer and antique furniture maker who is celebrated for influencing and inspiring the English Arts and Crafts Movement. Clissett's chairs were also used by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in early commissions. Clissett's chairs can be found in various Museums including the V & A and the Geffrye Museum.
The Cotswold School formed a development of the Arts and Crafts movement when it extended from London to the Cotswolds started mainly by famous designers and furniture makers, Ernest Gimson and the brothers Sidney and Ernest Barnsley. The furniture is highly recognisable using beautiful materials, stunning details and simple lines.
Maker
Cotswold School of Craftsmen - English
Maker
There is no maker's Label as is often the case with these pieces of furniture
Date
Circa 1920
Material
Ash
Condition
In excellent antique condition with no chips, cracks or restoration.
Dimensions
Height to top of acorn finial - 112 cm or 44.09 inches
Height to top of upholstered seat - 46 cm or 18.11 inches
Depth of chair - 45 cm or 17.71 inches
Width of front of chair - 59 cm or 23.22 inches
Width of back of chair at bottom by seat - 44 cm or 17.32 inches
Width of back of chair at top - 47 cm or 18.50 inches
Length of Arms - 47 cm or 18.50 inches
Shipping
We use trusted couriers in the UK and across the World. Purchases are very carefully wrapped and packed using high quality packing materials. Shipments are fully insured and sent at the risk of Chapman Pugh Ltd.
ALL SHIPPING COSTS ARE REFUNDED IF LESS THAN STATED BELOW:
Shipping Costs:
United Kingdom £50.00
Central Europe estimated £195.00 - to be confirmed
Eastern Europe estimated £195.00 - to be confirmed
United States estimated £595.00 - to be confirmed
All Other Zones estimated £850.00 - to be confirmed
Please message us through Antiques Atlas for a precise shipping quote for Europe and the Rest of the World. We would hope to find a more cost effective shipping quote than those stated depending on the location.
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EC2Y 8NQ
Tel : 07739628028
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A stunningly designed, superb quality, rare, Arts and Crafts five rung high ladderback ash armchair to a design originally created by the renowned designer Philip Clissett and architect James MacLaren c.1890 - known and documented as the "Clissett Highback". This Armchair was handcrafted in c.1920s by the Cotswold School of Craftsmen. The very attractive warm golden rush seat - the chair may have been re - rushed more recently, is in excellent condition and the chair has a wonderful original finish, patina and feel.
Comprising a five rung high ladderback armchair with a double box stretcher which is not narrowed at the ends, it has small rounded feet on the front legs, stepped decoration on the tops of the front legs and finials all as per Philip Clissett's classic original design.
The wonderful turned arm supports are influenced by the Art Nouveau and Aesthetic movements. The highback, with very pretty acorn shaped finials was influenced by the stunning Shaker Chairs of the 19th Century. The high ladderbacks are also of the English Arts and Crafts style of chairs of the time. Ladderback chairs were influenced by the architect James MacLaren and became popular amongst the Arts and Crafts Movement.
Its stunning "modern" Arts and Crafts design will work well in contemporary as well as period interiors.
This high ladderback armchair is a wonderful piece of Arts and Crafts design history! It is also a very attractive example of the British Cotswold School of Craftsmen's work and is in excellent original condition.
Philip Clissett (1817-1913) was a Victorian chair designer and antique furniture maker who is celebrated for influencing and inspiring the English Arts and Crafts Movement. Clissett's chairs were also used by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in early commissions. Clissett's chairs can be found in various Museums including the V & A and the Geffrye Museum.
The Cotswold School formed a development of the Arts and Crafts movement when it extended from London to the Cotswolds started mainly by famous designers and furniture makers, Ernest Gimson and the brothers Sidney and Ernest Barnsley. The furniture is highly recognisable using beautiful materials, stunning details and simple lines.
Maker
Cotswold School of Craftsmen - English
Maker
There is no maker's Label as is often the case with these pieces of furniture
Date
Circa 1920
Material
Ash
Condition
In excellent antique condition with no chips, cracks or restoration.
Dimensions
Height to top of acorn finial - 112 cm or 44.09 inches
Height to top of upholstered seat - 46 cm or 18.11 inches
Depth of chair - 45 cm or 17.71 inches
Width of front of chair - 59 cm or 23.22 inches
Width of back of chair at bottom by seat - 44 cm or 17.32 inches
Width of back of chair at top - 47 cm or 18.50 inches
Length of Arms - 47 cm or 18.50 inches
Shipping
We use trusted couriers in the UK and across the World. Purchases are very carefully wrapped and packed using high quality packing materials. Shipments are fully insured and sent at the risk of Chapman Pugh Ltd.
ALL SHIPPING COSTS ARE REFUNDED IF LESS THAN STATED BELOW:
Shipping Costs:
United Kingdom £50.00
Central Europe estimated £195.00 - to be confirmed
Eastern Europe estimated £195.00 - to be confirmed
United States estimated £595.00 - to be confirmed
All Other Zones estimated £850.00 - to be confirmed
Please message us through Antiques Atlas for a precise shipping quote for Europe and the Rest of the World. We would hope to find a more cost effective shipping quote than those stated depending on the location.
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 16/JAN/2025. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer. Or best offer
DimensionsPlease see description
Category Antique Furniture
> Antique Chairs
Date c.1920
Arts and Crafts Antiques Material Ash
Origin English
Maker Cotswold School
Condition Please see description
Item code as1105a032 / Cotswold 5 Ladder Back
Status Sold
£695.00 
$850.33 
€825.45 
$
€
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London
EC2Y 8NQ
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