Stickley-era chair.

Two rear uprights that taper outward toward the top. Two broad horizontal back slats. A relatively simple rectilinear crest rail. Adjustable reclining mechanism mounted on the sides. Heavy through-tenon and pinned construction. That configuration is very much in the Arts & Crafts tradition, but it does not immediately match ti models illustrated in catalogs from roughly 1(contact info removed). Wide arms, 28 overall width, tall back 42 inch, with broad rear stiles. Likely made by Charles Limbert, or Gustav Stickley Eastwood, and resembles models made by Stickley Bros Grand Rapids. Cushions will need to be redone or replaced.