Original Gustav Stickley Craftsman Homes Book 1909

Original Gustav Stickley Craftsman Homes Book 1909. Light stain to upper right of cover, cover slightly seperating from spine. All pages intact. 11"h x 8.5"w. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and a

second edition. Dated 1909. Filled with illustrations. 205 pages.

Including drawings, plans, and photographs, published by Craftsman Publishing Co., 1909, third edition. Height 11.5 inches.

Including drawings, plans, and photographs, published by the Craftsman Publishing Co. 1909. 8.5 x 11 inches.

"Craftsman Homes" cloth bound book by Gustav Stickley - deaccessioned from the Dennis Library - personal collection of Frederick S. Dennis - copyright 1909 - full of photos & illustrations

Oak drop leaf oval dining table with a two board center top and gateleg supports, tapered end legs. Retains original Gustav Stickley "Craftsman" label. The top board is split. 30"h x 48"w x 66"d open

Gustav Stickley's Craftsman Magazine January 1909. Crisp and excellent condition. 10.75"h x 8.75"w. Article: Robert Henri on Art in this Country: The Need of Schools to Develop Individuality. Spend $5

Gustav Stickley's Craftsman Magazine April 1909. Fairly crisp. Slight separation to top of spine. Overall crisp condition. 10.75"h x 8.75"w. Includes article by Rose Valley founder William Price. Also

1910 Signed Gustav Stickley Craftsman Bookcase. Constructed of mortised and tenon quarter sewn oak, two doors retaining original 30 hand hammered amber glass panes, rare custom size. 68 1/2"h x 53 1/2

GUSTAV STICKLEY Rare and early sidechair with flaring legs, Eastwood, NY, ca. 1901 Unmarked 33 3/4" x 17 1/4" x 17" Provenance: The period Craftsman Home of Ralph and Linda Sherman Johnston, which is

GUSTAV STICKLEY Pair of chambersticks, Eastwood, NY, 1910s Hammered copper Both with Als Ik Kan stamp 9 1/4" x 7" ea. Provenance: The period Craftsman Home of Ralph and Linda Sherman Johnston, which i

Ten Books on Arts & Crafts Including Stickley & Roycroft, to include: Stickley, Gustav, The 1912 nd 1915 Gustav Stickley Craftsman Furniture Catalogs, Dover, New York, 1991; Stickley Craftsman Furnitu

Roycroft Art Metal, Bauer, Frank Lloyd Wright, The Glasgow Style, Japanese Folk Ceramics, Stickleys Craftsman Homes, Pictorial History of Grand Rapids, Jewelry and Metalwork in the Arts and Crafts Tra

Gustav Stickley adjustable book rack, sliding form, signed with branded Mark, original finish in very good condition. 7" tall x 12" wide x 7" deep. 20" extended.

Craftsman Furniture Catalog - 1909 Furniture made by Gustav Stickley at The Craftsman Workshops, Eastwood, N.Y. Author: Gustave Stickley Illustratio

Gustav Stickley willow one-handled fire wood log basket. Pictured on page 58 of Craftsman Furnishings for the Home October 1912. Unsigned. 18"h x 21"d x 26"w. We box and ship ourselves, to keep shippi

Gustav Stickley Hammered Copper Nut Bowl c1910. Unsigned. Excellent original patina. Pictured on page 84 of Stickley Craftsman Furniture Catalogs. These nut bowls came in three sizes, 4", 5" and 6"d.

Gustav Stickley, armchair #318, c. 1902, New York, quarter sawn oak, original leather seat, with slat back and buttressed arm, produced in the Craftsman Workshops, Eastwood, NY, 38"h x 26"w x 23"d Pro

Scarce and original Western Edition of an April 1912 Craftsman Furniture catalog. These original American Arts & Crafts furniture catalogs are becoming quite scarce, but this is the only example of a

Description - CGustav Stickely Craftsman five leg dining table with 6 leaves Dimensions - 54" x 30" ( Leaves 11")

Gustav Stickley book cradle, mission oak, signed, 12" long, 7" deep, height is 7", extends

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.

Gustav Stickley (American, 1858-1952) oak library or end table with single drawer, Arts and Crafts / Mission form, bearing Craftsman Workshops label inside drawer. 29.25" H x 36" W x 24" D.

Craftsman oak magazine stand, c. 1912-1916, by Gustav Stickley (United States, 1858-1942), having rectangular top, over three tiers of shelves, rising on block legs, partial paper label to underside,