Early 20th Century Oak Schoolhouse Chair by Johnson Chair Co.

c. 1910s/1920s; Johnson Chair Co. - Chicago Oak schoolhouse chair with a gently shaped crest rail, a narrow horizontal slat section through the center of the back, and a solid wooden seat. The rear legs continue upward to form the back supports, widening near the seat for strength. Stretchers join the legs beneath the seat, and the warm finish brings out the grain across its simple, sturdy form. Andrew P. Johnson began making chairs in Chicago in 1868; the business incorporated as the Johnson Chair Company in 1883. Shows scratches, scuffs, and finish wear throughout. A repaired crack is visible at the rear of the backrest. 15" W x 16" D x 29.5" H Seat: 18" H MM - C-12519 - 012825 MM - 102926 For information regarding shipping, please visit our Terms & Conditions page here.