083: Rare Stickley Brothers floor vase

Large reverse-tapered hammered copper two-handled floor vase with riveted construction. Attributed to Stickley Brothers by Cincinnati Arts Galleries in their "Rookwood X & Keramics 2000" auction catal

Original patina, excellent hammering and good color. Large size, similar examples attributed to Stickley Brothers previously. Repair to hole in bottom. Measures 19" tall This lot ships from our Michi

Rare Stickley Brothers Oak & Leather Fire Screen c1910. Signed. Rubbed out original finish. 36"h x 35"w x 8"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48

Stickley Brothers, vase, #136, Grand Rapids, MI, hammered copper, unsigned, numbered, 6"dia x 8.25"h

super rare Stickley Brothers wall-mounted bookshelf or entryway coat hookwith a shelf for hats. Original finish. Unsigned. Great iron chain. Dimensions: 33”w x 18”h x 7.5”d

Rare Stickley Brothers Drop Front Desk and Chair. Overall good original as found condition. At some point in its life it appears locks were added and theirs veneer loss to the back. Fresh from an Esta

Stickley Brothers bookcase with heart cutout, keyed tenons and one fixed shelf over three adjustable shelves in quarter sawn oak. Pictured on plate no. 17 of the 1903 catalog. Unsigned. Circa 1902. Re

Stickley Brothers rare armchair, #823 1/2 Grand Rapids, Michigan oak, leather marked with paper label 33"w x 34"d x 33 1/2"h

Russian three-handled hammered copper and brass vase with applied stylized flower motifs. This form was imported and retailed by Stickley Brothers in Grand Rapids, MI, and appears on numerous pages of

Stickley Brothers arts and crafts hammered copper bulbous vase with flaring folded rim and dovetailed seam. Marked under base with impressed model number "5050". Grand Rapids, Michigan. Circa 1910. 6"

Stickley Brothers Hammered Copper Flared Vase c1910. Unsigned. Excellent new patina. 12”h x 5”d. Spend $7500 or more at our two day auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lowe

24.5"H Spectacular Hand Potted Chinese Dragon floor vase from the Meiji Dynasty period. This is a spectacular find with intense Dragon, flowers, and foliage. 24.5 high x 15 Diameter inches. This is a

Stickley Brothers #29 Hammered Copper Two-Handled Vase c1910. Signed with impressed number. Old solder repair to handle and base plate. Excellent original patina. 10"h x 7.5"w x 5.5"d. Spend $5000 or

A Very Rare Monumental Royal Dux (Bohemia) Majolica ’Flamingo’ Floor Vase c.1880. Signed ‘Alois Hampel’. Modelled as a large pink flamingo resting against two large bamboo cane flower holders

French Majolica Umbrella stand/floor vase by Choisy-le-Roi, Circa 1870. On a large circular plinth, a Magnificient Stork holding a frog in its beak adorns a large hollowed-out bamboo serving as a rece

Roseville Pottery Co. Rozane Crystalis floor vase, #27 Zanesville, Ohio yellow crystalline glazed ceramic inscribed number monumental and rare example 12"dia x 29 1/2"h Catalog Note: This particular f

A rare and exceptional antique Mission oak Arts & Crafts writing desk By Stickley Brothers (original label present) USA, Circa 1900 Solid quarter sawn oak, with original copper hardware. Measures: 36"

and bamboo floor vase/stick stand, 39"

Roseville Pottery Co. large Pauleo floor vase, #69 Zanesville, Ohio Crystalis glazed ceramic numbered rare example 14"dia x 24"h

A rare and exceptional Mission or Arts & Crafts executive swivel desk chair By Stickley Brothers USA, circa 1900 Solid quarter sawn oak and iron frame, with brown leather upholstery. Measures: 29"W x

Rare oak even-arm settle with angled front posts, tenon construction, arrow-shaped slats and leather seat. Attributed to Stickley Brothers early 1900's. Size: 7 ft long x 37 in high x 30 in deep. Good

Scott Draves Studio floor vase, a monumental copy of a very rare Wheatley dragonfly form, one of only four made due to firing difficulties. Scott is one of the founding members of Ephraim Pottery and

Rare Arts and Crafts period circular occasional table by the Stickley Brothers and Quaint Furniture, c. 1919-1915. Quarter-sawn oak. Signed on plaque beneath table. Dimension: H 28" x Dia. 37.75" Cond

Title: Rare Floor Standing Candlesticks Date: Early-Mid 19thC Materials: Maple Dimensions: 35”H X 10 7/8”W X 11 1/4”D Provenance/Additional Information: Bold vase, ring & reel turned columns, fl