Dated on base 1914 Wonderful Arts & Crafts 1/4 Cut Oak

Wonderful antique plant stand is American made. Pillar style pedestal stand with square top and square base, appears to be solid oak. 12" x 12" x 33" tall. Nice quater cut oak.

Circa 1920's 1/4 Cut Oak Arts & Crafts Library Table with Drawer - w 42" d 26" hgt 29"- good condition. Found in St Paul MN estate.

Circa 1900 Solid 1/4 cut oak arts & crafts dining chairs with original leather seats. Signed on seat bottom. The Wisconsin Chair co. Port Washington Wis. Original finish. H 39" w 18" d 16". Found in M

Circa 1900 Oak 1/4 cut arts & crafts stool with Mortised Stretcher Construction. L 20" d 14" hgt 18". Good original finish. Found in St Paul MN estate.

Circa 1915 American Solid 1/4 cut Oak Arts and Crafts Library Desk signed C.L. Colman Rushford MN - width 50.5" depth 30" height 30" - good refinished condition

Wonderful 1/4 Cut Oak 4 High Stacking Bookcase with Leaded Glass Signed (The Globe Wernicke Co. Cincinnate, OH. ) height 62" width 34" depth at base 14" Bottom section has ruler file system. Good Orig

C 1900 1/4 Cut Oak Arts&Crafts Mission Library Table with interesting cut design end & interesting hardware. W 42"d 23.5" ht 30". Refinished conditon. Solid constuction. Found in Wabasha MN estate. .

Antique American Arts & Crafts Rookwood Vase. With pink and green matt glaze, marked on base with Rookwood mark, dated 1914, shape number 211S". Measures 3"x3"x6 1/2". Weight 1pd. PROVENANCE: A Privat

Walker & Hall, Sheffield, England. Arts and Crafts sterling silver lidded inkstand, dated 1914. Hallmarks impressed along the inside of the lid as well as the base.Height: 3 in x diameter: 6 in.

L. and J.G. Stickley (Audi) Arts and Crafts style oak bench having a rectangular top above a trestle base with impressed mark and plaque dated 2006 18""h x 24""w x 13""d

Nicholas Bernard (American, 20th C.) A unique-form handled ceramic vessel with polychrome painted detail. Signed on base, dated '06. 14-1/2in tall. Provenance: Chestnut Hill Arts & Crafts private coll

Peterson Art Furniture Company, Faribault, Minnesota. Pyramid table lamp, featuring a four sided caramel slag glass shade over an Arts & Crafts oak base.Height: 23 3/4 in x width: 14 1/2 in x depth: 1

Arts & Crafts table lamp oak, slag glass decorative cut-outs to the sides of base 13"sq x 21"h

Painted with leaves and stylized blossoms by Elizabeth Lincoln, marked on base with factory logo, dated 1920, shape number 2106C, with artist incised initials, 10 ¼” diameter x 2 5/8&rdqu

An antique Arts and Crafts Gustav Stickley Mission table offers oak construction with top raised on cut out mortise and tenon base with lower shelf, signed on underside of table top, c1910. Measures-

An antique Arts and Crafts Mission lamp stand by Stickley in the manner of Limbert offers quarter sawn oak construction with upper display over flared base having cut out sides and lower display, make

style, moon and face at top, fancy cut outs, cast iron drip pan, brass hoop, 38" tall, stenciled 14 on back.

2006; signed and dated to underside; the hanging lantern inset with mica panels; the rectangular base inset with a tile molded with fish; 13 inches wide; 8 1/2 inches deep; 14 inches high

Three pieces: paneled umbrella stand, cut-out curio shelf and similar bracket shelf, early 20th c.; Quartersawn oak; Unmarked; Umbrella stand: 35" x 25 1/4" x 10", curio shelf: 10 1/4" x 14" x 4 1/2",

Circa 1910 Arts and Crafts Mission Oak Frame & Base Slag Glass Panel Lamp 20.5 in. height. size: 20.5 in. height x 14.75 in. diameter shade For more additional photos please 

In green & rose matt glaze with band of molded feathers at shoulder, marked on base with Rookwood monogram and shaped number "922D", dated "1914." 7 1/2" high.

Large bronze cross possibly from the arts and crafts era. Heavy bronze with wonderful patina, unmarked. 14.25" H x 11.5" W x 3" D (base). Condition report: no issues. Please examine all photos closely

Arts and Crafts style oak pedestal, oak frame, x-base stretcher, 33 3/4"h x 14"square, light wear and scratches

Arts and Crafts Rand McNally and Co. roll front quartersawn oak cabinet, circa 1910, having a rectangular top above a hinged tambour door and rising on a molded base, 38"h x 21.5"w x 14.5"d