Pearsall? Need help identifying this lounge chair.  

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I had one of these for a short time. Was told it was designed by Morris Fisher for Jackson Chair Company. The bad thing is a search with those terms doesn't yield much results. I don't believe this to be a Pearsall design. It's similar in some ways, but not quite there.
Just curious, where are you located? The chair I sold was identical to yours down to the faded avocado upholstery. Sold it as a project and I'm wondering if the guy just tossed it to the curb instead.
Hope this helps,
Josh

I second the opinion that this chair isn't Pearsall. I would even say the 3 legged chairs with this cushion style that are online are not Pearsall either.
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joshuasowen: Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It is much appreciated and satisfying! I am located in Delaware. The house it was out front of, I believe was an older lady who passed away.
Emcee M: Thank you also for your input. I felt like the cushion style didn't quite match up with Pearsall too well, but saw it listed that way so many different times I was not sure.
*Side note* - My buddy found a Pearsall sofa with side tables on the curb yesterday. If I can get pictures from him I will post to get identification verified,

I don't think it's Pearsall either. Look at this one with a different style base. Pearsall did some colonial style frames in the early days but I don't think I've ever seen this style. I also spotted one of these with this style base but painted antique white; I thought it looked original, it could've been repainted at some point I guess. But it kind of makes sense that if the chair was made with different style bases then they also would come with different finishes. Pearsall was not known for that.