Jeanie, I bought a sofa and LS from Smith Brothers a couple of years ago. During my many visits to the retailer trying to select fabrics, I discovered the same fabric in the SB line that my DD had on her throw pillows on a Temple sofa. So I'm assuming that the manufacturers do use some of the same fabrics. I think Temple is around the same price range though. FYI, Smith Bros. is expensive, but well worth it. My previous LR furniture was 25 years old - reupholstered once, just because I wanted a change. I saw your chair in your other post - I like it. Tuesday

Never heard of Lennox for furniture -- and finding it at Furniture Depot gives me some pause (not because I know them or anything bad about them -- but because I don't know anything about them and it sounds so "big box" KWIM?). The construction sounds good and finding it there verifies that the seller is not making that up. Is the chair new to the seller? Do you know why they are selling it? Have you seen it and sat in it?

I just finished decorating a client's house and she requested a chair and a half for her "reading nook". I personally had never looked for a chair and a half, but the good quality definitely starts in the $2400 range, after looking at the various furniture stores around here. I think you need to watch out for the back pillow seat rest in the above pic to look crumbled and disheveled after awhile. I ended up getting my client a regular stuffed/tailored chair and ottoman for her area for the $2400 instead. I thought it would be more comfortable for her, and also in her situation, the room was too small for the chair and a half.

It's an iconic chair, the Clam Chair by Philip Arctander. The story behind Philip arctander's clam chair. If you want an original, get out your check book https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/seating/chairs/phillip-arctander-clam-chair-denmark-1940s/id-f_18954302/ but looks like you can buy a new one in the UK for around 2K GBP but not sure where you can get a new one if you are in the US. https://www.skandium.com/products/arctander-chair. The picture might be a knockoff which would of course make it less expensive.