The Morris chair is a reclining chair named after William Morris (1834-1896). Morris’ English firm, Morris & Co., was among the first to manufacture the furniture around 1866.

Q: I bought this recliner about 10 years ago from an antique dealer in Martinez. When I took it in for some minor repairs, the gentleman told me that this seemed to him to be a form of Stickley ...

Morris chairs were named for Englishman William Morris, who invented the chair in 1866. Unlike the popular lounge chair that had a stationary back that leaned at a reclining angle and a long sofa ...

An Englishman, William Morris, invented the chair in 1866. Unlike a lounge chair with its stationary, reclining angle, a Morris chair was hinged and could be adjusted.

Morris furniture exchange has helped the needy for 20 years. Now it needs help to ... Previous spaces have been donated by local businesses including William F. Barnish Properties Management, ...

Morris & Co. In 1861 he founded decorative arts company Morris & Co, designing wallpaper, fabrics, furniture, and tapestries, with an overarching ethos of affordability and anti-elitism.

William died in 1896, and the Morris family did not own Kelmscott Manor until 1913 when Jane purchased it. She later left it to May, who resided there year-round until her death in 1938. Blue Silk ...

Interfaith Furnishings helps about 100 Morris County families a year. But the Randolph nonprofit lost access to its storage space last year. Morris furniture exchange has helped the needy for 20 ...

QUESTION: Please tell me about my reclining chair that I inherited about 20 years ago. The chair is very comfortable and always gets admiring comments from visitors. The angle is ...