Gustav Stickley Arts & Crafts Taboret, No. 601.

Not sure if this is by Gustav or L&JG Stickley. Original finish.Date uncertain Dimensions: 19”h x 16”w

Gustav Stickley (American, 1858-1952) oak Mission / Arts & Crafts bookcase, with glass front swing door opening to reveal display shelves, red stenciled maker's mark interior. 56" H x 35" W x 13" D.

Gustav Stickley (American, 1858-1952) oak bar cabinet, Art and Crafts / Mission form, with pull-out copper clad surface at top over single drawer and swing door cabinet with compartmentalized storage,

Gustav Stickley Arts and Crafts / Mission writing desk with two drawers, top mount with two drawers and slots. 36.5" H x 38" W x 23" D. Provenance: Removed from the West Village, New York City estate

GUSTAV STICKLEY ARTS & CRAFTS DESKEarly 20th CenturyIn oak. Top surmounted by letter slots. Case with two drawers above an open compartment. Red stamped maker's mark inside one drawer.Height 36".

GUSTAV STICKLEY ARTS & CRAFTS LIBRARY TABLE: Rare library table designed by Harvey Ellis for Gustav Stickley, circa 1903. Ellis only worked for Stickley for 8 months before passing away in 1904. Recta

Gustav Stickley, Arts & Crafts oak desk model 709, c. 1905, quarter sawn oak, hammered copper pulls, five drawers with recessed storage shelf, appears unmarked, 29"h x 42"l x 24"d Provenance: Property

Gustav Stickley Full-size bed, Eastwood, NY, ca. 1910; Red decal; assembled: 44 3/4" x 57 3/4" x 78 1/2" Veneered quartersawn oak, headboard with severe cracks and bubbles, footboard shortened. headbo

Gustav Stickley Arts & Crafts Copper and Ceramic Chafing Dish #352. This is a brown terracotta glazed pottery dish with hammered copper lid with tall wood finial sitting on a hammered copper three leg

Gustav Stickley library table, Quarter sawn oak, key tendons, pegged construction, original finish. Signed with red compass mark. Edge has chip, originally had a leather tacked top. Measures at 30" x

41 1/2" wide by 29" deep by 30" tall. Vennier Loss, separation on top and staining.

20th century. Dimensions: H 29" x W 84.5" x D 37.5" x SH 16" Condition: Wear consistent with age and use. Soiling to seat.

Gustav Stickley Arts & Crafts Modern-Contemporary Table Lamp Mica Shade in Most likely an Oak Wood Finish Marked on the Bottom Stickley 2001 27" H x 18" L x 18" W Out of a New York City Estate

Early 20th century Apparently unmarked Model no. 66, the rectangular plate within a conforming surround, with four later-added iron coat/hat hooks 27.75'' H x 36'' W x 6.75'' D Provenance: Private Col

GUSTAV STICKLEY Arts & Crafts Mission Oak Chair Frame. Slatted back width rest side chair. Red decal mark.-- Dimensions: H: 36.5 inches: W: 18.5 inches: D: 17.5 inches ---

Early bow-arm oak Morris chair. Red leather upholstered cushions. Eastwood, NY, ca. 1901. Original finish and upholstery; 38in.H. x 30.25in.W. x 38.5in.D.

At Home with Gustav Stickley : Arts & Crafts from the Stephen Gray Collection. Sealed

A Gustav Stickley Arts and Crafts Period Oak bookcase model #715. Top with a short backsplash over a single sixteen pane door with shaped ends and feet. Partial "Craftsman" paper label verso. Old fini

Double door mission bookcase, Gustav Stickley Audi, arts & crafts oak, case is 48.75" by 12", height is 55.25", good condition

Oak drop leaf oval dining table with a two board center top and gateleg supports, tapered end legs. Retains original Gustav Stickley "Craftsman" label. The top board is split. 30"h x 48"w x 66"d open

A Gustav Stickley Arts and Crafts quartersawn oak fall front desk model 729, retains original hardware, finish, and retains a large red mark, overall 44.5"h x 36"w x 15"d

An exceptional antique Arts & Crafts period copper and brass four light chandelier In the manner of Gustav Stickley. USA, Early 20th Century Measures: 21.5"W x 21.5"D x 17.5"H. Good original vintage c

48" Gustav Stickley Arts and Crafts Table

An exceptional antique Arts & Crafts period lantern In the manner of Gustav Stickley. Could also possibly be an original Frank Lloyd Wright design. No apparent maker's mark present. USA, Early 20th Ce