Attributed to Gustav Stickley #645 Round Oak Table

Early 1900's. 50" diameter, 5/4" top, 29 3/4" tall. Made of quarter sawn oak, mortised legs, crossed stretcher base, wear to finish.

Gustav Stickley round oak table, craftsman paper label, table has no leaves, with center leg, top split in several places on top & legs, needs refinishing, top is 48", height is 29.75"

Gustav Stickley round oak table with 4 leaves, table is 48" in diameter, top finish faded, height is 28.5", table needs restoration, leaves are 12"

Gustav Stickley round oak table. Stamped. 18"x16"

Dimensions: (With all four leaves) H 29.5" x W 95.5" x D 48" (Without leaves) Dia. 48" Condition: Heavily worn. Scratches and gouges to surface. In need of restoration.

Gustav Stickley round mission oak pedestal base table with 5 matching leaves - signed Gustav Stickley on the underside (see photo for signature). The top of table appears to partially refinished and t

Craftsman oak extension dining table, early 20th c., by Gustav Stickley (United States, 1858-1942), model 656, round top, over split-pedestal base, accompanied by (one) leaf, joiner's compass mark to

Estate / Collection: Property from a Gold Coast Long Island Private Collection The circular top raised on square legs joined by an arched X-form stretcher. Height 29 inches, diameter 30 inches.

Craftsman oak extension dining table, early 20th c., by Gustav Stickley (United States, 1858-1942), model 656, round top, over split-pedestal base, accompanied by (one) leaf, joiner's compass mark to

Attributed to Gustav Stickley Company (American, est. 1898)Round Dining Table, probably Eastwood, New York, circa 1905Oak. H: 30, Dia: 59 1/2 in.PROVENANCE:Private Collection, Doylestown, Pennsylvania

ARTS & CRAFTS ROUND OAK TABLE, WITH MORTISED CONSTRUCTION, ONE PIN MISSING, UNSIGNED, POSSIBLY GUSTAV STICKLEY 40" X 29"

GUSTAV STICKLEY Oak Mission Round Dining Table. Split Pedestal. 4 12" leaves. Pedestal base. Paper label to underside. Arts and Crafts.-- Dimensions: H: 29 inches: W: 48 inches: D: 48 inches ---

Gustav Stickley (American, 1858-1952) oak round side table, Arts & Crafts / Mission design, with Craftsman label underside. 17.75” H x 16” diameter.

Gustav Stickley (American, 1858-1952) oak round side table, Arts & Crafts / Mission design. 18” H x 16” diameter.

Gustav Stickley (American, 1858-1952) oak round side table, Arts & Crafts / Mission design. 14.75” H x 9.5” diameter. Provenance: Removed from a Park Avenue estate.

A fine Gustav Stickley Round Library Table model # 636. Solid oak construction with circular quartersawn oak top. Table rests on splayed legs and has arched stretchers mortised and keyed through the l

Gustav Stickley (American, 1858-1952) oak round side or lamp table, Arts and Crafts / Mission design, bearing Craftsman Workshops label. 26" H x 27.75" diameter.

First-quarter 20th Century Appears unsigned Possibly Gustav Stickley, the extendable oak dining table with round top over a split-pedestal base with central column and four square legs joined by a k

First-quarter 20th Century Appears unsigned Possibly Gustav Stickley, the extendable oak dining table with round top over a split-pedestal base with central column and four square legs joined by a k

Oak arts and crafts table,possibly Gustav Stickley. 39.5" round x 29" tall.

Circa 1909-1915; Eastwood, NY With burned Stickley shop mark [joiner's compass] and paper shop label The fumed oak side table with a round top raised on four straight legs joined by a carved X-stret

American Arts and Crafts Quarter-Sawn Oak Round Table early 20th century, attributed to L. & J. G. Stickley, model #537, with square legs and mortised through-tenon cross stretchers secured with wood

STICKLEY, Gustav (1858-1942), attributed to Arts & Crafts oak dining room set including: - a table resting on five straight feet on wheels with four extensions, accompanied by its four chairs and two

Very nice Mission Arts & Crafts style dining table with round top and five legs. Constructed of dark stained quarter sawn oak. Some scratches are present on the table top. Circa 1912. 54" x 30".