L&JG STICKLEY ARM CHAIR

36.50"H, 36"W, 32.50"D, 18.50"SH

37" high, 25" wide, 23" deep seat early red decal under the arm circa 1903

Chair 36" wide X 32 1/2" deep X 36 1/2" high. Ottoman 24" wide X 17" deep X 16 1/2" high. Leather on chair and ottoman has heavy wear. Seat on chair has tear down middle. Some discoloring on ends of a

L&J G Stickley Onondaga oversized arm chair in old dirty finish, no seat. 27" wide, 39" tall, 24" deep.

36"H, 27"W, 25"D, 17"SH

Signed L and JG Stickley Arm Chair. REfinished

Nice condition

Craftsman Leather by Stickley Arm Chairs

Gustav Stickley, armchair #318, c. 1902, New York, quarter sawn oak, original leather seat, with slat back and buttressed arm, produced in the Craftsman Workshops, Eastwood, NY, 38"h x 26"w x 23"d Pro

Solid Cherry Stickley Arm Chairs 49" H x 27" L x 22"W. Late 20th C, in the arts and crafts style. Marked "Stickley"

L & JG Stickley, armchair, #802 and side chairs, two, Fayetteville, NY, oak, upholstery, two signed, together with a Stickley Brothers side chair, armchair: 26"w x 21"d x 37"h

L & JG Stickley, armchair, #408, Fayetteville, NY, oak, signed "The Work of...", 27"w x 26"d x 32"h

Contemporary Stickley armchair with ottoman. 36" x 33" x 37" Ht..

Gustav Stickley, armchair, #324, Eastwood, NY, oak, signed with red decal, 29"w x 31"d x 39"h

Gustav Stickley, armchair, #1303-A, Eastwood, NY, oak, leather, brass, unsigned, 28"w x 25"d x 39"h Provenance: Literature:Stephen Gray, The Early Work of Gustav Stickley, New York, 1987, p.113 (1902

Gustav Stickley Armchair c1912-1915. Signed. Very nicely refinished. 41"h x 24.5"w x 21"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states.SHIPPING

An Arts and Crafts Period L. & J. G. Stickley armchair. Model #826, Oak construction with three horizontal slats and shaped arms with decorative corbels over an upholstered seat on a stretcher base. L

L&JG Stickley armchair with two vertical slats. Signed. Original finish. 36″h x 24″w x 20″d. Larger pieces are shipped via Steve Auger Shipping. He travels coast to coast every month

Gustav Stickley, armchair, #1296A, Eastwood, NY, oak, unsigned, 26"w x 23"d x 38"h

Arts and crafts armchair with open work back, turned legs, and rush seat, Stickley Syracuse and Fayetteville label on leg reverse, early 20th century; 28"H 24"W 20"D 18" seat height

(lot of 2) American Arts and Crafts furniture, comprising: (1) oak open armchair, by Stickley Brothers Furniture Company, c. 1903, having a vertical slat back over flat armrests, removable seat cushio

L&JG Stickley Armchair c1910. Unsigned. Original finish. Chip to back foot. Very sturdy. 41.25"h x 27.5"w x 25"d.

A Turn of the Century Gustav Stickley, Harvey Ellis design armchair with a three slat back, arch seat rails, and rush seat. #353-H. Refinished, replaced seat, label missing. 24 1/2 x 21 x 39" high. ES

L. and J.G. Stickley Armchair with firm's original decal, oak with rush seat, circa 1910 height 37 1/2 inches, width 24 7/8 inches, depth 21 inches