Gustav Stickley, even-arm settle, #208, Eastwood, NY,

76" WIDE X 29" TALL--HASE 8 VERTICAL SLATS ON BACK & 3 SLATS UNDER EACH ARM--THROUGH TENON CONSTRUCTION

Gustav Stickley #208 evenarm settle c1912-1915. Signed with branded mark. Excellent original finish. 76"w x 32"d x 29"h. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the

Gustav Stickley (1858-1942) even-arm spindle settle, #291 Eastwood, New York oak, fabric marked with red decal 78"w x 30"d x 31"h Provenance: The Barbra Streisand Collection Christie's, New York, New

Gustav Stickley (1858-1942) even-arm spindle settle, #291 Eastwood, New York oak, leather marked with red decal 78"w x 30"d x 31 1/2"h

Early Gustav Stickley #173 even arm settle c1902. Original finish. Unsigned. 71"w x 39"h x 28.5"d. 5% of this lot will benefit The Dirk van Erp Foundation. Larger piece are shipped via Steve Auger Shi

Gustav Stickley evenarm hall settle with through tenon construction. Signed with branded mark c1912-1915. Excellent original finish 55.5"w x 22"d x 30"h. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all o

Gustav Stickley, settle, #219, Eastwood, NY, oak, unsigned, 71.5"w x 32"d x 37.5"h

Gustav Stickley, bow-arm Morris armchair, #2340, Eastwood, NY, circa 1902, oak, leather, signed with red decal, short arm early version, 31.75"w x 34"d x 39"h

Contemporary even-arm settle, Manlius, NY, 1990s Quartersawn oak, upholstery Branded mark, metal tag 29" x 77" x 33 1/2"

Flat-arm Morris chair with broad under arm vertical slats, Eastwood, NY, ca. 1910; Quartersawn oak, leather; Unmarked; 39 3/4" x 31 1/2" x 38 1/4"

Settle only — Mission oak even arm Stickley settle sofa with corbels and pegged Manlius NY. Family purchased in 1990. Mission oak coffee table is separate lot (126). 84.5” long37.5” deep29.5”

A rare and exceptional Mission or Arts & Crafts settle sofa By Gustav Stickley (signed with original early label) Eastwood, NY, Circa 1900 Solid quartersawn oak, with upholstered seat and back cushion

Open arm rocker with five vertical backslats, Eastwood, NY, ca. 1908; Quartersawn oak, drop-in vinyl spring seat; 37" x 27 1/2" x 26 1/2"

Early bow-arm oak Morris chair. Red leather upholstered cushions. Eastwood, NY, ca. 1901. Original finish and upholstery; 38in.H. x 30.25in.W. x 38.5in.D.

Contemporary even-arm settle in the style of L. & J.G. Stickley, with broad vertical slats, Manlius, NY, 1990s Quartersawn oak, fabric upholstery Metal tag, branded mark 29" x 77" x 33"

Circa 1901-1916; Eastwood, NY Stickley shop mark [joiner's compass] The original finish oak tall back rocking chair with three slats and corbeled arms over a brown leather seat atop four square legs

Great original golden oak settle with slatted and even arm frame. Wonderful upholstery on cushion. Sturdy and comfy. With two back cushions. From a Larchmont, NY home. - Dimensions: 34.25" h x 76" 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

DESCRIPTION: Stickley even arm settle with cushions in blue-green fabric. With Stickley mark to frame. MEASUREMENTS: 84-1/2" w x 37-1/2" d x 2-1/2" h. CONDITION: Slight discoloration to wood at top le

L&JG Stickley Evenarm Settle c1910. Unsigned. Very nicely refinished. Rock solid sturdy. 72"w x 33"h x 24"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 st

L&JG Stickley #280 Evenarm Settle c1910. This smaller size 60w L&JG Stickley Evenarm Settle rarely surfaces. Unsigned. Very nicely refinished. 60w x 30d x 34h. Spend $5000 or more at this auction an

with new leather cushion. 72 1/4" long. Wooden peg construction

Gustav Stickley, spittoon, Eastwood, NY, hammered copper, stamped with joiners mark within a circle, lacking liner, 10"dia x 2.25"h

L&JG Stickley #222 evenarm settle c1912-1915. Signed with branded mark. Excellent original finish. Very nicely upholstered in high quality leather and surprisingly comfortable. 84"w x 32"d x 39.25"h.