PAIR OAK RUSH SIDE CHAIRS STICKLEY BROS.

A pair of Stickley Bros. "Quaint" Arts and Crafts Oak side chairs #312 1/2. Both with arched backs and three vertical splats, shaped seats and stretcher bases. One with partial label. Older refinishin

UNSIGNED, MISSION OAK. SPINDLE BASE AND BACK CHAIRS. SEATS HAVE BEEN ALTERED FROM A RUSH SEAT TO A LEATHER SEAT. MINOR WEAR TO FINISH. 19 1/4" X 20" X 45 1/2". THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR I

Pair of Oak and Rush Side Chairs 32 x 16 3/4 x 15 in.

Pair Oak Spindle Back Rush Bottom Side Chairs . 45" H PLEASE REFER TO OUR "TERMS OF SALE" FOR FULL DISCLOSURE OF OUR POLICY. THANK YOU!"

Pair Oak Ladder Back Rush Bottom Side Chairs. 45" H "ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FO

Description - Pair of oak and rush seat side chairs by Charlotte Perriand. Dimensions - 33" x 16" x 16"

Stickley Bros peg constructed oak side chair having a cut out to the crest and a leather upholstered seat. Marked to the inside of back seat rail. In overall good condition consistent with age and use

original finish, the seats need to be replaced, structurally sound, attributed to L&JG Stickley, wooden pegged construction. 36 1/2" tall. From Skanendowa Lodge in Tupper Lake, NY.

Pair French oak side chairs with rush seats C 1940. Ht: 37.5" Wd: 17.5" Dpth: 21.25" Seat: 17.5"

A pair of mission oak Stickley Bros. rocking chairs having drop in cushion seats, both marked. Ht: 36" Wd: 27" Dpth: 26" Seat: 17.5"

(3) Ladderback rush seat side chairs, c/o pair oak with rush seats, paint decorated with landscape scene, rush seat, largest 34"h x 18"w x 16"d

Three pieces: Gustav Stickley spindled and ladderback sewing rockers, and L & J.G. Stickley ladderback side chair, Eastwood/Fayetteville, NY, ca. 1908 Quartersawn oak, rush, leather Red compass mark t

UNSIGNED STICKLEY BROS. SEAT NEEDS RESTORATION. 17" W x 19" D x 36" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Pair of Arts and Crafts Stickley Brothers, Quaint Furniture oak side chairs, Grand Rapids circa 1910, each having a single back splat, above the shaped seat, and rising on tapered legs, bears label on

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

The Arts & Crafts Set consists of Five side chairs and One armchair. The seats appear to have been redone in an appropriate material. The chairs have the Stickley Bros. Grand Rapids wood burnt mark. T

Oak frame side chairs with rush seats and mortise and tenon construction. Both feature carved backsplats with four-point stars. [16 3/4" W x 16 1/2" D x 36" H; 19 1/4" to seat]. Wear commensurate with

Both with rush seating and arched design on backs. 35"H x 24"W x 30"D Both show age and use over the years.

Attributed to Gustav Stickley Company (American, est. 1898)Eastwood, New York, circa 1905Near pair of spindle-back side chairs, Model 1024One oak, one mahogany, upholstery to one chairTogether with tw

Pair Gustav Stickley - Harvey Ellis Designed Side Chairs c1905. Signed. Excellent original finish and original rush seats. These are the cleanest Ellis Side Chairs we have had in years. 40"h x 17"w x

Pair of Stickley Brothers model #613 1/2 side chairs, having three horizontal slats, the top with exposed thru tenon, above the rush seat and rising on square legs, the front stretcher with conforming

Pair bamboo turned Chiavari style side chairs, 20th c., gray painted faux bamboo spindle chairs with rush seats, unmarked, 41"h x 17"w x 14.5"d, 18.25"h (to seat)

Quarter sawn oak Mission desk, featuring a single drawer with iron pull, flanked by open shelving, retains a 1902 Quaint label, and numbered 2800. 30"h x 44"w x 28"d. Pair of side chairs with slat bac

A pair of Gustav Stickley Arts and Crafts Period Oak rocking chairs #268. Square backs with nine vertical slats, woven rush seats and a stretcher base with five vertical slats. Red "Compass" mark on s