American Arts & Crafts, Bookcase

American Arts & Crafts Bookcase oak, glass 58 h x 34.75 w x 12 d in (147 x 88 x 30 cm) Cabinet features one door concealing four fixed shelves. Spurious orb and cross mark. This

An early 20th century American Arts & Crafts bookcase. Oak construction with molded flat top over two twelve-pane doors, raised on simple block legs. Includes four shelves. Older, dark finish with min

American Arts & Crafts three-door bookcase Chicago, Illinois oak, glass marked with Mandel Brothers retailer's tag 59"w x 12"d x 52"h

American oak Art & Crafts bookcase with glass paned doors. Early 20th century. 68"h x 37"w x 13"d

unsigned; with three removable shelves; Condition: right side glass panel cracked; back slats uneven; 39 inches wide; 13 3/4 inches deep; 59 inches high

A two door American oak Arts and Crafts bookcase circa 1910. Ht: 57.5" Wd: 40.75" Dpth: 13"

American Arts and Crafts oak bookcase, Gustav Stickley (1858-1942), The Craftsman Workshops, model #645, c.1912-1916, double key and tenon construction, raised backsplash, two glazed and mullioned doo

Stickley, 20th century American Arts and Crafts oak bookcase designed after Harvey Ellis with cherry, walnut, and maple inlay, and copper hardware Marked Approx. 56" x 55.75" x 14"

American Arts and Crafts style oak bookcase, facsimile of the L. & J.G. Stickley #645 bookcase, late 20th c., double key and tenon construction, raised backsplash, two glazed and mullioned doors, hamm

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.

Exceptional early American Arts and Crafts ear mission oak bookcase or china cabinet. Measuring approx 58” tall x 62” wide x 16.5” deep. Good condition see photos

Macey Furniture Co. (American, 1896-1940) Arts & Crafts barrister style bookcase, early 20th century Oak, glass Label to interior Approx. height 46.5", width 48", depth 12.75"

AMERICAN ARTS & CRAFTS CARVED OAK CURIO CABINET/ BOOKCASE, slender diminutive form with open upper shelf over a single hinged door, three adjustable shelves, solid ends, carved foliate decoration to c

Arts and Crafts bookcase or china cabinet measuring approx 60" tall x 48" wide x 15.5" deep. Age appropriate condition as shown, see photos.

Arts and CraftsbookcaseAmericanwood, leaded glassunmarked62"h x 36"w

Library Bureau-Makers Arts and Crafts bookcase. American, 20th century. Oak, four glass doors, five shelves. Library Bureau-Makers metal tags on front edge of top two shelves. Metal tag "G17003" on ba

L. & J.G. Stickley (American 1900) 'Harvey Ellis' oak bookcase, 89-706, in the Mission Arts and Crafts taste, having an Onondaga finish (32), double glazed doors, three adjustable shelves, and cherry,

Group of Three American Arts and Crafts Furniture Items, comprised of a library table, a bookcase and a small side table/stool, early 20th century, the oak library table with a single drawer, the legs

L. & J.G. Stickley (American 1900) double oak bookcase, model 89-645, in the Mission Arts and Crafts taste, having a Fayetteville finish (35), keyed mortise and tenon construction, two glazed doors,an

An American Arts & Crafts Silver Flatware Service Erickson Silver Shop, Gardner, MA, Mid-20th Century comprising: 12 dinner knives 34 steak knives 12 dinner forks 12 salad forks 12 cocktail forks 12 i

Pair of American Arts and Crafts Courtier Sawn Oak Morris Chairs, early 20th century, attributed to L. & J. G. Stickley, each with an adjustable slat back with three steps, the open arms joined with t

American Arts & Crafts pedestal oak extremely well-executed example 15 1/2"sq x 38"h Provenance: The Estate of Anthony Nappi, Bedminster, New Jersey

unsigned (probably Stickley); with key; Condition: missing the large glass panels to left side of case and to one door; wear to finisih; 44 inches wide; 16 1/2 inches deep; 62 inches high

American Arts & Crafts Grueby Type Art Pottery Vase. The ovoid form with a flaring rim, full-length lobed leaves in a highly curdled medium green glaze, unsigned. Boston, Massachusetts, Circa 1905. He