Arts and Crafts Monk Face Chandelier, ca. 1910

Arts and Crafts four lantern 'monk face' ceiling pendant, circa 1910, the central square support with gargoyle heads and four arms, each issuing a stained glass sided lantern pendant in bronze. 16" H

IRON 4 LIGHT CHANDALLIER WITH CARNIVAL ART GLASS SHADES. NEEDS TO BE REWIRED. 27" DIAM. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Bradley & Hubbard Arts and Crafts / Mission style 'Monks' pendant chandelier with four lanterns with slag glass, hanging from a central post featuring a monk face on each side.18" H x 19" W x 19" D. P

Arts and Crafts or Mission style tall hall clock, with oak open case construction, quarter sawn face with Arabic numerals in bronze, seven day movement with pendulum and key. 71" H x 17" W x 12" D.

Arts & Crafts wooden tabouret. Ca. 1910. Square 22-1/2in tall x 12-3/4in diameter.

A handsome antique oak Mission style writing desk by Gustav Stickley. Bearing signature 'Craftsman' paper label to the interior of the left front-facing drawer. Measuring approx 28.5" tall x 42" wide

ca 1910 Arts & Crafts brass lighting fixture w/ 3 contemporary Emeralite-type cased cone shades

ca 1910 Arts & Crafts era hanging planter, matte green glaze, diameter 10 1/2"

ARTS & CRAFTS;Grandfather clock, USA, ca. 1910; Unmarked; 75" x 22" x 15";

Arts and Crafts Oak hall stand, circa 1910, and with a stylized foliate crest rail and sides with hooks for coats centering a mirror, above a hinged lidded bench for storage. 80" H x 35" W x 16" D.

An Arts and Crafts brass four arm chandelier circa 1910. Ht: 15" Wd: 20" Dpth: 20"

ca. 1910 Arts and Crafts era leaded slag and stained glass transom panel with floral motif decoration of a pond lily blossom 18" x 20" -1 panel with fractures

AMERICAN ARTS & CRAFTS BRASS CHANDELIER WITH MONKS' HEADS, EARLY 20TH C., H 14 1/2", W 19", L 19":Attributed to Biddle-Gaumer Company. The squared, center body having grimacing monks' heads in relief

Arts & Crafts hammered metal chandelier with monks head mask and four green slag glass lights, electrified. 14"h x 18"dia / Chain: 26"l

Quartered Oak construction ca. 1910

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

American ca. 1910. Hand carved and gilded, possibly by Hermann Dudley Murphy, bears Sotheby's labels for Ernest Lawson verso, in a great standard size. Rabbet: 16" x 20" Overall Dimensions: 26 1/2" x

Bradley and Hubbard Desk Lamp in verdigris bronze, marked on underside, ca. 1910, having a lobed lotus petal base, eight panel top with latticework frame, butterscotch slag at top, emerald green slag

American, ca. 1910, carved and gilded cassetta profile, possibly by Newcomb Macklin. Overall 35" x 40", rabbet 25" x 30", molding 5 1/2".

American, ca. 1910, likely by Foster Bros., nicely carved and gilded cassetta with volutes in corners similar to Stanford White designs. Overall 23 1/4" x 27", Rabbet 16 1/4" x 20 1/4", Molding 4".

Gustav Stickley Double Coat Rack (also known as Double Costumer), ca. 1910. This hall tree is in very good original finish. Great metal hooks with wonderful patina. Note the fine construction with the

A Three Light Arts & Crafts Chandelier made of wrought iron and steel with a patinated copper surface with hints of gold accents over faux hammered / planished textured body. Three fitters attached to

American, ca. 1910, cassetta profile, likely by J.H. Miller, in a great standard size. Overall 25 1/4" x 29 1/4", Rabbet 16" x 20", Molding 4 3/4".

American, ca. 1910, possibly by Milch, in a great standard size. Overall 31 1/4" x 36 1/2", rabbet 25" x 30", molding 3 1/2".