Johnson Chair Co. Solid Oak Banker's Desk Chair c.1930
$350
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Antique solid oak banker's or library chair, often referred to as a "Bank of England" style chair. This design—featuring a steam-bent continuous outer back hoop, vertical slats, a contoured saddle seat, and heavy-duty leg reinforcement braces—was a staple layout used in courtrooms, institutional libraries, and government offices across the United States. Original maker's medallion and label.
- CREATOR Johnson Chair Co., Chicago, IL.
- DATE OF MANUFACTURE c.1930-1948.
- MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Solid Oak..
- CONDITION Good. Wear consistent with age and use. Very sturdy.
- DIMENSIONS H 33.25 in. W 18 in. D 18 in. Seat Height: 18.5 in.
HISTORY
The Chicago-based manufacturer was famous for its high-quality office, courthouse, and library furniture from its incorporation in 1883 until it ceased operations in 1948.
