Arts and Crafts style sofa, slatted back and sides

Arts and Crafts style sofa, slatted back and sides, brown leather cushion, 35"h x 65"w x 27 1/4"d, wear to finish, crackling and soiling to leather cushion, missing cap on back of sofa

Stickley Arts and Crafts Style Oak Sofa. Slatted back and arms. Stickley metal badge and wood burned mark to the underside. {Approximate dimensions: 30 high x 60 1/2 wide x 32 1/4 inches deep.}. Condi

American arts and crafts style settle, 20th c., having slatted back and sides, drop arms, padded bench seat, loose cushion back, rising on stretcher-joined legs, approx 35.75"h, 71"l, 29.5"w Start Pri

Contemporary Branded to inside seat rail: Handcrafted by / Allan Cole Slatted back and sides enclosing a rectangular leather seat with two matching rectangular pillows 39" H x 83.75" W x 32.25" D Prov

A contemporary Stickley Arts & Crafts-style cherry prairie settle or sofa having spindle sides and back, and raised on square legs. Clean blue upholstery. 29-3/4 x 84-1/2 x 37-1/2in.

(lot of 2) Arts and Crafts style oak glider rocking chair and ottoman, 20th c., including: (1) Morris chair, adjustable slatted back, wide armrests, cushioned back and seat, slatted sides with pierced

Black painted oak arts & crafts style high back side chair, label of Robert Edwards, Well Known Arts & Crafts scholar & collector, 53" h, 19" w

Late 20th century, oak. Arts and Crafts style high back side chairs with tan faux leather seats. 20" seat, 51"h.

22 x 32 x 44 Wood. Antique arts and crafts style rocking chair with slatted back. In like found condition.

Oak Arts & Crafts style black painted arm chair, tall slatted back with spade shaped cutout in center slat, mortised through and keyed tenons throughout, old surface, 55 1/2" h, 25" across arms

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 ---

Contemporary Each with a tall slatted back over a brown leather seat, on post legs, 4 pieces Each: 39.5" H x 17" W x 20" D Provenance: The Estate of Gary L. Booth.

Contemporary Rectangular top over six short drawers raised on post feet with slatted sides joined by a rectangular undershelf 18" H x 50" W x 34" D

Nice patina, slatted back and with label. From a Scarsdale NY estate. - Dimensions: 37.5"h X 18" X 18"

A pair of Voorhees Craftsman Arts and Crafts style footstools, each with leather drop in seats above the base with an arched apron, slatted sides with pinned thru tenon construction and rising on squa

Arts and Crafts style desk, executed in quartersawn white oak, with slatted sides, and rising on flaring legs, and having a rear panelled case, 31"h x 64"w x 28"d

A pair of contemporary cherry Stickley Arts & Crafts-style side chairs with slat backs and leather seats. 39in tall x 26in wide x 19-1/2in deep.

American Arts and Crafts Limbert Oak Settee, early 20th c., with a slatted back and sides and a removable upholstered bench seat, with a paper label "Limberts Arts and Crafts Furniture, Made in Grand

Arts & Crafts Mission Style Barrel Back Wood Arm Chair. This chair features a curved, barrel-shaped back, complete with head and armrests. Small carved areas, such as on the headrest, on the sides of

Mission oak high back side chair with cutout design to back. Nice original finish. 15 1/2w x 16d x 42h (seat height).

Pair of Harvey Ellis Arts & Crafts style oak cube chairs having inlay accents on the sides and back panels, square block legs, upholstered seat and back with pattered cushions, each chair marked to un

A contemporary Stickley Arts & Crafts oak prairie settle or sofa with paneled sides and square legs, and Arts & Crafts-style floral upholstery. 29 x 84-1/2 x 37-1/2in.

American Arts and Crafts oak framed settle, L. & J.G. Stickley, model #232, early 20th c., slatted back and sides, wide armrests flanking bench seat, rising on square legs, heat-branded mark "The Work

Stickley Brothers magazine stand with slatted back and sides, number '4602' on bottom. 46" H x 15.5" W x 12" D. Provenance: Removed from the West Village, New York City estate of an Arts and Crafts co