Featured Arts & Crafts chairs

Hello,
I'm hoping someone can help me identify the maker or at least date of these chairs! there is a floral insignia in the middle part of the chair back...see photos.

 

No idea but those are NICE. Not sure of the age even; I've never seen an Arts&Crafts chair with a rush seat before. Then again I'm not that up on Craftsman-era chairs.

 

Look a bit like these English Arts and Crafts chairs.

 

https://www.craftsmanperspective.com/history/england.html

 

@Houseful's look a lot closer than what I found in an The MagazineAntiques.com!

 

Makes sense. The OP didn't say which side of the Atlantic the chairs were on.

 

I wondered where they were, too. They look Edwardian and in the manner of Mackintosh: many makers derived designs. Rush seats were common. If I saw them here, I'd say oak.

 

Please after uploading your pics, click "post all as full image" so they are embeded full size not thumbnails

 

Thanks for the tip!

 

this is great, thank you so much! the chairs look just like this example. Can I ask where this image came from? Thanks again...

 

Thanks for the Mackintosh reference. I just found this tile attributed to charles rennie mackintosh that bears a floral design that has some similarities to the one found on the chairs...

 

https://www.liveauctioneers.com/en-...of-english-ac-tall-back-hall-chairs-c19001905
I don’t have an account so don’t know what they sold for.
Text says chairs could be Liberty but no markings.
Are you in UK?

 

That whole lily/acanthus/stylised floral was very much the thing. Mackintosh was one of the prime exponents, but many others used it.

Liberty chairs ought to have a carved mark or a plate somewhere.

 

They sold for $600 in July of 2017. Auction estimate was $750-$900.

 

Those are lovely chairs.

 

I think so too!