Charles Limbert  Ebon-Oak Armchair #3802-3 c.1912 Stamped Signed Caned Back and Sides with Inlayed Design Arts and Crafts

Charles Limbert (Grand Rapids, Michigan)  Ebon-Oak Armchair c1912 Caned Back and Sides #3802-3 with upholstered stuffed with springs drop in cushion. Branded Stamped signed on bottom seat slat. Please see the image for detail.  

Charles P. Limbert Co (American, est. 1902)
A early American Arts and Crafts Furniture maker and innovator of furniture design. Along with Gustav Stickley, Limbert is one of the top American Arts and Crafts maker and designer. 
"Between 1904 and about 1910, designs became more severe and innovative, reflecting more influence from the Austrian Secessionists. From 1910 forward some refinement of these designs continued, but with less innovation. An exception is the Austrian-inspired “Ebon-Oak” line introduced in 1915, which featured simple inlaid squares on crests and stiles."

Excellent original finish.  
Size: approx. 25 1/4"w x 26"d x 38 3/4"h
Condition: Excellent condition with tight joints. Under the chair, a couple seat slat glue blocks are missing. Finish is very fine with almost signs of wear and no damage. Inlay ebony wood inserts are clean with no damage. Please see the images for more details. 

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Note:

Due to the size, no international shipping unless emailed and verified import can be done. Buyer pays actual cost of packing and shipping on this item. Pick up is available or delivery in a 50 miles radius of 21211 for fee. If you want delivery of this item, please contact me for quote.