Harvey Ellis (American, 1852-1904) Four Art Nouveau

Art Nouveau, knight with sword, well listed artist 1852-1904, signed and monogrammed, sold to benefit the Blue Ridge Humane Society...............Harvey Ellis was an architect, perspective renderer an

American Arts and Crafts oak nine-drawer chest, designed by Harvey Ellis (1852-1904) for Gustav Stickley (1858-1942), The Craftsman Workshops, model #913, c.1912-1916, raised backsplash, rectangular t

Harvey Ellis (American, 1852-1904) Harper's Magazine Christmas, 1898 color lithograph signed in plate lower left 15 5/8" x 10 3/8" Literature: Designed to Sell: Turn-of-the-Century American Posters, E

Harvey Ellis (1852-1904 American) Untitled Waterfront Night Scene 1902 Watercolor on Board 15.5''x22'' Image. An important architectural watercolor by this well known architect, illustrator and Gustav

Gustav Stickley (1858-1942), designed by Harvey Ellis (1852-1904) bookcase, #700 Eastwood, New York, circa 1904 mahogany, glass, leaded glass, brass marked with large red decal with four adjustable sh

HARVEY ELLIS (Attr.) (1852 - 1904) Large painting of a knight on horseback (framed), ca. 1900 Oil on canvas Unmarked Sight: 24" x 61" Provenance: Collection of Martha Dywer-Bergman Barbara Brown Antiq

An American original 1904/1905 Christian Herald die-cut calendar with four folding sections showing butterfly winged fairies with Art Nouveau decorated calendar months. Published by the Christian hera

An American original 1904/1905 Christian Herald die-cut calendar with four folding sections showing butterfly winged fairies with Art Nouveau decorated calendar months. Published by the Christian hera

Gustav Stickley (1858-1942), designed by Harvey Ellis (1852-1904) inlaid desk, #706 Eastwood, New York oak, fruitwood, pewter, iron marked with red decal 30 1/4"w x 13"d x 44"h Literature: For similar

EARLY RARE HARVEY ELLIS GUSTAV STICKLEY BOOKCASE Early, rare Harvey Ellis (1852-1904) for Gustav Stickley, lead glass, double door, bookcase. Red decal, circa 1904. Includes keys. Also has a decal fro

Gustav Stickley (1858-1942), designed by Harvey Ellis (1852-1904) inlaid side chair Eastwood, New York oak, pewter, copper, ebony, suede leather unsigned 17"w x 16"d x 43"h

Gustav Stickley (1858-1942) server, #802 Eastwood, New York, circa 1907 oak, copper marked with red decal Harvey Ellis (1852-1904) influenced form 42"w x 18"d x 39"h Catalog Note: Lots 96 through 101

Gustav Stickley Inlaid Oak Side Chair, Designed by Harvey Ellis (1852-1904) and Executed by the Craftsman Workshops, Eastwood, New York, Circa 1903. In black finish, each splat inlaid in pewter and co

Theodore B. Starr (American). Four Art Nouveau column form candlesticks crafted of Sterling silver. Featuring a clean line design with minimal bead detailing. Each engraved with acanthus wreath and mo

Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company (American, 1852-1940). An art nouveau figural spelter lady lamp with three light sockets accented by applied foliate leaves and floral bouquets. Marked "Galatea

Stickley Mission Oak Arm Chair with inlaid Art Nouveau Designs after Harvey Ellis, signed with Aldi tag

Stickley Mission Oak Chair with inlaid Art Nouveau Designs after Harvey Ellis, signed with Aldi tag

Rookwood Pottery (American), 1904, 1909, 1910, and 1924. Group of four art pottery vases with matte finish and low relief. Appropriately marked to underside. Approx. h. 6.25" (tallest), h. 3.75" (smal

A James W. Tufts Pewter Dish. American Art Nouveau silverplated pewter dish with four art nouveau style women with long hair and flowing gowns at each side. Boston, circa 1910 Diameter: 10.5"

Harvey Ellis four drawer dresser. Nicely refinished over old green paint. Signed in drawer. Replaced backsplash. Good starter piece of the famous form

Outstanding Harvey Ellis Contemporary Dining Chairs. Set of 10. Oak with stylized Art Nouveau inlays to slatted backs. Original upholstery seats. Manufacture's labels & marks to underside. Manufacture

STICKLEY 'HARVEY ELLIS' CHERRY & OAK ROCKER, H 41", W 26" A Mission style Stickley 'Harvey Ellis' oak and cherry rocking armchair. Offers oxblood tone leather upholstering with Art Nouveau motifs in p

Iridescent shades with pulled green feather design, probably American Quezel or Steuben, unmarked.H 15.5cm (6 1/8in) Provenance: Abbey Antiques, Winnipeg

Stickley, 20th century American Arts and Crafts style 7 drawer dresser designed after Harvey Ellis, incorporating dark copper hardware marked Approx. height 35.5" x width 65.75" x depth 20"