Early Gustav Stickley Quarter Sawn Oak Rocker

Possibly Gustav Stickley, early 20th century. Quarter-sawn oak case with two glazed doors, pyramid posts and four adjustable shelves. H57" W48 3/4" D12 1/4"

Rare early 1900s Arts & Crafts Gustav Stickley library table/writing desk. Quarter sawn oak. Stickley Craftsman Workshop red decal mark to lower leg. Dimensions: H 29" x W 35.75" x D 24" Condition: Co

Gustav Stickley Smoker's Cabinet Early 20th century. Quarter sawn oak, mortis and tenon construction with early red decal. Ht. 29 W 20 D 15 in.

Gustav Stickley Chalet Desk. Early 20th cent. Quarter sawn oak. Key & tenon construction. Ht. 46" W 22" . A Buffalo, NY Estate.

A rare and exceptional Mission or Arts & Crafts settle sofa By Gustav Stickley (signed with original early label) Eastwood, NY, Circa 1900 Solid quartersawn oak, with upholstered seat and back cushion

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.

A rare and exceptional antique Mission or Arts & Crafts ladder back desk chair or side chair By Gustav Stickley USA, Early 20th Century Solid quarter sawn oak, with woven upholstered seat. Measures: 1

Paddle-arm rocker with three broad vertical back slats and under-arms corbels, ca. 1908 Quartersawn oak, sprung leather drop-in seat 42" x 28" x 28"

Open arm rocker with five vertical backslats, Eastwood, NY, ca. 1908; Quartersawn oak, drop-in vinyl spring seat; 37" x 27 1/2" x 26 1/2"

Ladder-back child's rocker and similar side chair, Eastwood, NY, ca. 1908; Quartersawn oak, vinyl seat; Unmarked; 25" x 18" x 19", side chair: 22" x 14" x 13"

Three pieces: Gustav Stickley spindled and ladderback sewing rockers, and L & J.G. Stickley ladderback side chair, Eastwood/Fayetteville, NY, ca. 1908 Quartersawn oak, rush, leather Red compass mark t

GUSTAV STICKLEY QUARTER SAWN OAK DROP FRONT DESK OVER DRAWERS #729, C. 1915/20, H. 43 W. 34 D. 14"

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

Gustav Stickley quartersawn oak and hammered copper lamp, model 503, with later appropriate Japanese wicker and silk clip-on shade. Hubbell socket with original acorn pull chain. Unmarked. Syracuse, N

Gustav Stickley library table, Quarter sawn oak, key tendons, pegged construction, original finish. Signed with red compass mark. Edge has chip, originally had a leather tacked top. Measures at 30" x

A Bow Arm spindled Morris chair and ottoman set, produced in the manner of Gustav Stickley (Fayetteville, NC). Quarter sawn oak wood chair frame with aged and weathered leather cushions. Bears branded

A Gustav Stickley Arts and Crafts quartersawn oak fall front desk model 729, retains original hardware, finish, and retains a large red mark, overall 44.5"h x 36"w x 15"d

A set of six Voorhees Craftsman Arts and Crafts style V back dining chairs after Gustav Stickley, executed in quartersawn white oak, with deep drop in cushions covered in period correct upholstery, im

Contemporary one-over-two server with long corbels and butterfly keys, in the style of Gustav Stickley, Manlius, NY, 2000s Quartersawn oak, copper patinated metal Metal tag, branded mark 30 1/4" x 38"

Contemporary spindled drop-arm recliner in the style of Gustav Stickley, Manlius, NY, 2000s Quartersawn oak, leather Metal tag, branded mark 41" x 34" x 38"

Contemporary media cabinet in the style of Gustav Stickley, Manlius, NY, 1990s; Quartersawn oak, copper patinated metal hardware; Metal tag, branded mark;68 1/4" x 43" x 24"

Contemporary three-drawer spindled library table, in the style of Gustav Stickley, Manlius, NY, 2000s Quartersawn oak, copper patinated hardware Metal tag, branded mark 30" x 66" x 32"

Contemporary pair of armchairs in the style of Gustav Stickley, Manlius, NY, 2003 Quartersawn oak, leather Metal tag, branded mark 29" x 25" x 23"

Contemporary lamp table in the style of Gustav Stickley, Manlius, NY, 2002 Quartersawn oak Branded mark, metal tag 28 1/2" x 29" dia.