GUSTAV STICKLEY: OAK ARMCHAIR

Gustav Stickley Oak Armchair. Slat back with concave arced top slat, curved corbels under the arms with legs exposed through the top. Signed with Stickley's "in the box" decal, original finished, repl

signed under arm with Craftsman Workshops red decal, with later maroon leather cushions 30 3/4 inches wide; 30 inches deep; 38 1/2 inches high

A pair of Gustav Stickley quartersawn oak armchairs #366, circa 1910, each having three slats, and rising on square legs, retains brand mark, 38.5"h

Art and Crafts in the manner of Gustav Stickley oak swivel office armchair. 35" H x 23" W x 17" D; seat height: 17.5" H.

Antique Arts & Crafts Mission Gustav Stickley Style Oak Rocking Arm Chair Circa 1910 American Made Solid Oak Mission Art and Craft Style 39" H 27.5" W 23" L General Light Wear In Overall Good Conditio

American, circa 1912-1916, with brandished Gustav Stickley mark, wide slatted back, carved studded arms, leather seat with brass nailhead trim, stretchered base, 37-1/2 x 26-1/4 x 22 in. Provenance: P

Armchair with slat back, leather seat. With small vinyl top stool. As is. Chair: 26"W X 21"D X 37"H Stool: 15.5" W X 12"D X 10"H.

GUSTAV STICKLEY NO. 2639 OAK AND LEATHER ARM CHAIR, featuring likely original leather back and seat applied with tacks, with red box mark to underside of one arm. Likely original surface with rich pat

Gustav Stickley Oak Side Chair and a L. & J.G. Stickley Oak Armchairearly 20th centuryeach signed with firm's mark38 1/2 x 28 x 20 1/2 inches (armchair)

In the manner of Gustav Stickley, oak with slat back, spring and foam seat with later fabric h. 39 w. 28 d. 26 in. Provenance: From a Mount Kisco, NY gentleman IN SITU ITEM: This lot is not scheduled

Period American Arts & Crafts dark stained oak armchairs with woven seats (possibly replaced seats) H. 37" W. 24" D. 21 1/2"

Arts & Crafts / Mission oak rocking chair, in the manner of Gustav Stickley (American, 1858-1942), with white cushion seat. 35" H x 26.5" W x 29 D. Keywords: Furniture, Seating, Lounge chair, Vintage

Arts & crafts Mission oak rocking chair, in the manner of Gustav Stickley, with white cushion seat. 35" H x 26.5" W x 29 D.

Gustav Stickley, armchair, #324, Eastwood, NY, oak, signed with red decal, 29"w x 31"d x 39"h

Gustav Stickley, armchair, #1296A, Eastwood, NY, oak, unsigned, 26"w x 23"d x 38"h

In the manner of Gustav Stickley Armchairs, pair c. 1910oak, muslin 38 h × 31.75 w × 31 d in (97 × 81 × 79 cm) Provenance: Private Collection, Connecti

Gustav Stickley Ladderback chairs, set of eight USA, c. 1910oak, leather, upholstery armchair: 35.5 h x 25 w x 22 d in (90 x 63 x 56 cm) side chair: 36 h x 17 w x 18 d in (91 x 43 x 46 cm)

Armchair #2626 with five vertical backslats and long corbels, and foot stool with tacked-on seat, Eastwood, NY, ca. 1908 Quartersawn oak, leather Unmarked Armchair: 37 1/2" x 26 1/2" x 25", stoll: 15

GUSTAV STICKLEY (1858-1942) Pair of Early 'V' Back Armchairs 1902 oak, rush height 37 1/4in (94.5cm); width 26 1/4in (67cm); depth 23in (58.5cm) Footnotes: Provenance Struve Gallery Property fro

Gustav Stickley, assembled set of nine chairs, #357; eight side chairs and one armchair, Eastwood, NY, oak, branded signatures, some with paper labels, side chair: 18"w x 17"d x 35.5"h; armchair: 24"w

One arm chair. Having original leather inset seats with decorative nail-head trim. Original finish. Gustav Stickley label. All with mostly original seat reinforcements. Arm chair 36" H x 25" W. Side c

GUSTAV STICKLEY (1858-1942) Pair of 'V' Back Armchairs circa 1906 oak, leather, one with Craftsman Workshops paper label height 36in (91.5cm); width 26in (66cm); depth 22in (56cm) Footnotes: Provenanc

Gustav Stickley, armchair, #1303-A, Eastwood, NY, oak, leather, brass, unsigned, 28"w x 25"d x 39"h Provenance: Literature:Stephen Gray, The Early Work of Gustav Stickley, New York, 1987, p.113 (1902

Gustav Stickley Willow Armchair Model No. 500 along with Gustav Stickley Willow Rocking Chair Model No. 61 both having stained oak and willow caned seats, armchair executed by the Craftsman Workshops