Round lamp table attributed to Stickley Bros

Attributed to un-catalogued Stickley Bros or L&JG Stickley. Beautiful refinish. Dimensions: 30”diameter x 29”h

L&JG Stickley round lamp table. Unsigned. Refinished. 18"d x 29"h. 5% of this lot will benefit The Dirk van Erp Foundation. We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We do not use a packa

Stickley solid cherry round lamp table, the top with Harvey Ellis Japanese-inspired floral inlay. With Stickley metal tag and branded mark. Approx. 24" D x 24" H.

Attributed to Stickley Brothers hexagonal table lamp Grand Rapids, Michigan copper, green slag glass unmarked overall: 17"w x 19"d x 23"h

Attributed to Stickley Brothers circular lamp table with through-tenoned top, #130 Grand Rapids, Michigan oak unsigned 41 3/8"dia x 29 1/4"h

Oak Mission Arts & Crafts Round Lamp Table Millet Cabinet Company Rochester, N.Y.

Quarter-sawn oak. Spindle back chair, with mortise and tenon detail with leather seat. Lamp table with octagon table top. Both labeled, "Quaint" Furniture, Stickley Bros, Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. 38

Antique oak round lamp table signed with label THE WORK OF L&JG STICKLEY. Has X stretcher. 36 in diameter and 26.5 in high.

The round top with inset legs above a conforming skirt, raised on block and barley-twist turned legs, joined by a X-stretcher. H: 30.5 in.; Diam.: 24.5 in.

American Arts and Crafts Quarter-Sawn Oak Round Table early 20th century, attributed to L. & J. G. Stickley, model #537, with square legs and mortised through-tenon cross stretchers secured with wood

An Arts & Crafts Stickley Bros. oak dinng table and five Stickley Bros. dining chairs. The round dining table raised on a pedestal base having two 12" leaves allowing the table to extend to 72" in len

Stickley Quaint Oak Dining Set. Comprising round dining table with two leaves, and six slat back side chairs. Table underside with brass label reading 'QUAINT FURNITURE STICKLEY BROS GRAND RAPIDS, MIC

Stickely Bros Quaint Furniture Round Oak Table with 2 11" boards in good condition / 7 Chairs pinned construction #479 1/2 3 slat backs, leather seats / Table: 48.25" diameter, 2 11" boards / Chairs:

Approx. 29" tall and 29" in diameter

An antique Arts and Crafts Mission Oak fern stand attributed to Stickley Bros. offers brass tray surmounting lower round display shelf and raised on four straight and square legs, c1910. Measures: 28"

Gustav Stickley (American, 1858-1952) oak round side or lamp table, Arts and Crafts / Mission design, bearing Craftsman Workshops label. 26" H x 27.75" diameter.

Attributed to Gustav Stickley Company (American, est. 1898)Round Dining Table, probably Eastwood, New York, circa 1905Oak. H: 30, Dia: 59 1/2 in.PROVENANCE:Private Collection, Doylestown, Pennsylvania

Harvey Probber, coquina and brass lamp table, c. 1950s, USA, round stone top, architectural polished brass base with square tube legs joined by stretchers, unsigned, model 917B, 20"h x 30"dia Provenan

Pair Tommi Parzinger curly maple lamp tables, Circa 1952, one round form, one square, signed "Parzinger Originals" to underside of square example, brass fittings, larger: 63"h x 23"dia.

Pair French pate-sur-pate table lamps, 19th/20th c., attributed to Gagneau, good quality, two-light, celadon porcelain decorated with raised white enameled flowers, gilt bronze collars and bases, unma

6 Pcs. Victorian Wicker Side Pieces. 1) Signed Heywood Bros. round 22 in. oak top 2 tier lamp table, enhanced original finish, good overall condition, 26 in. high. 2) 14.5 in. oak square top 2 tier la

Attributed to Edgar Brandt wrought iron table lamp, Circa 1920s, hardwood base, no signature visible, 27.25"h x 7"dia. (incl. fittings) Provenance: Property removed from 740 Park Avenue, NY - 740 Park

Large Mid-Century sgraffito pottery lamp, c. 1960s, USA, a table lamp, the base incised with rows of figures in the round, on wood foot, with single socket and ribbed milk glass diffuser, unmarked, 22

(2) Modern Lucite table lamps, c. 1970s, Italy/USA, including a thick faceted acrylic and chrome metal lamp on cruciform base, with double-cluster socket and string shade, attributed to Sandro Petti,1