GUSTAV STICKLEY Drop-leaf table with shoe feet and

marked 89-552 #32. Shoe foot, gate leg, 42" square table with the leaves up. 30" tall. Contemporary and in very good condition.

A Stickley (Audi) Arts and Crafts style drop leaf occasional table, the tiered form executed in quartersawn white oak, having two 8.75" drops, and rising on shoe feet, retains Stickley plaque and bran

Gustav Stickley Drop-leaf table, model 638 USA, c. 1910oak closed: 29 h × 13.75 w × 41.75 d in (74 × 35 × 106 cm) open: 29 h × 40.25 w × 41.75 d in (74 ×

Gustav Stickley drop-leaf table c1912-1915. Signed with both branded mark and paper label. Refinished. 30"w x 28"h x 11.25"d. Becomes 30" x 30" when open. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all o

Gustav Stickley #671 drop leaf table. Original finish, sweet small drop leaf in nice condition. A couple of minor rubs, consistent with age. 32" wide, 30" tall, 32" deep.

Gustav Stickley Two-Drawer Dropleaf Table c1910. Signed. Top refinished perfectly to match original finish base. 28"h x 18.5"w x 18"d (41"w with leaves up). Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all

11" x 30" x 28" tall, quarter sawn oak, 10" leaves. From the early 1900's with an over coated finish. Unsigned.

19thC Scandinavian dropleaf shoe foot tuckaway table in red - extends to 61" long x 47" wide x 30 1/2" tall - only 10" wide with leaves down

A rare and exceptional Mission oak Arts & Crafts gate leg drop leaf dining table By Gustav Stickley USA, Circa 1900 Measures: 66.5"W x 48"D x 30.25"H (fully extended). 19.75"W with leaves down. Profes

Gate leg drop leaf table, 20th c., rising on turned and block supports with a platform base on shoe feet, table with leaves raised: 46"l, leaves down: 25.25"h, 16"w, 35.25"d Start Price: $60.00

English oak drop leaf side table, late 18th/ early 19th c., oval top, over single drawer, rising on turned stretcher-joined legs, ending on molded shoe feet, approx 27.25"h, 30.75"w, 25"d Start Price:

Oak drop leaf oval dining table with a two board center top and gateleg supports, tapered end legs. Retains original Gustav Stickley "Craftsman" label. The top board is split. 30"h x 48"w x 66"d open

Pilgrim style shoe foot Tuckaway table late 19th century oak with nicely turned ring in vase, columns, drop leafs, shoe foot. Very good condition. 35? x 19 1/2? closed 60?(open)by 29 1/2 inches tall

William and Mary 18th Century Chestnut Gate Leg Side Table. Oval drop leaves, turned legs, mortised slat gate legs, stretcher base with shoe feet. 28"h. x 34"w. x 10-1/2"d. Oval leaves measure 14". Co

Gustav Stickley No. 505 Oak Chalet Desk. Early desk with gallery top and a slanted front design with shoe foot base, lower shelf and keyed through tenon construction; the drop front writing surface ha

Tudor Style Gate Leg Table, oak, narrow top with demi lune drop leaves, ball urn and block turnings, shoe feet, 18th/19th C., 23 3/4" l, 11" closed, 26 1/4" h. CONDITION: Both drop leaves split and re

Stickley, Mission Style Cherry Harvest Table with Two Leaves#708, 1995 production date, rectangular top with end loper supports for two leaves, trestle form base with shoe feet, labeled, with protecti

L. & J.G. Stickley drop-leaf table, #509 Fayetteville, New York oak unmarked Prairie School design with shoefoot base closed: 24"w x 12"d x 24"h; open: 24 1/2"d

Labeled Stickley dropleaf table. 27 1/2" x 18" with 9" leaves, 28 1/2" Ht..

18th c. Queen Anne dropleaf table. Feet have losses. 45" x 15" with 18" leaves, 28" Ht..

Stickley cherry drop leaf table with two leaves, from Stickley's Cherry collection, 1996, table is 43.5" by 27.5" (with leaves down), leaves up table is 70.75" with leaves up, and with the two extra l

A nineteenth century walnut drop leaf table having tapered legs terminating in pad feet. Ht: 28" Wd: 47.5" Dpth: 55"

Crafted from wood, rich brown hued finish, slightly glossy. Circular top. Three legs. Hoof style feet to the carved & curved table legs. Piece opens from a semi circle to a full circle. Hall way table

with manufacturer's printed paper label "A Leopold Stickley Original 1956"; Provenance: The Estate of Harry 'Hunk' and Margaret 'Moo' Anderson, Atherton, CA; 18 inches wide closed (36 inches wide open