Vintage Oak Morris Adjustable Back Child's Chair

Vintage Oak Morris Adjustable Back Child's Chair with original velvet cushions measures 18 inches wide by 23 inches deep by 27 inches tall. It is just meant to sit by a hearth and keep a young child warm while they read or nap.
The straight legs in front and back as well as the long straight arms indicate that this is Mission style and probably made by Heywood Wakefield as the reclining hardware is identical to a popular Heywood Wakefield child's chair from the arts and crafts movement.
The Morris chair derived from an example discovered about 1866 by Warrington Taylor at the country workshop of Ephraim Coleman in Sussex, England. Taylor was an administrator at Morris and Co., a firm founded by the famous designer William Morris, whose Arts and Crafts aesthetic derived its inspiration from the forms found in nature