Arts & Crafts Era Childs Rocker

Archives: Furnishings: Furniture: American Pre 1910: item #416197
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Fine solid oak childs rocker C.1910 in original dark finish measuring 27" tall and 19" wide. We believe this to be a Stickley Brothers rocker with their stenciled number on the bottom.

Limbert Footstool

Archives: Furnishings: Furniture: American Pre 1920: item #415896
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Limbert footstool in original finish measuring 15" by 13" and 10" tall. The piece is in excellent condition with no looseness and as strong as the day it was made.

Gustav Stickley Dining Chairs

Archives: Furnishings: Furniture: American Pre 1910: item #413095
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Four signed Gustav Stickley 306 1/2 dining chairs with original finish and rush seats. Chairs are in excellent condition with rush still in good condition. All chairs are marked with the red G. Stickley mark dating them to the 1904-06 period.

Mission Period Record Cabinet

Archives: Furnishings: Furniture: American Pre 1920: item #393181
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Very nice Mission period record cabinet measuring 33" high with a top surface of 17" square. The piece has it's original finish and interior with slots for records and cups on the inside of the door for needles. The cabinet is in great condition with only minor color wear to the lower section and a few missing paper numbers on the front of the record slots. Given that Mission period case pieces by top makers are rare and costly this highly desirable piece for the Mission collector is a relati... Click for details

L & JG Stickley #617 Desk

Archives: Furnishings: Furniture: American Pre 1920: item #393154
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Fine and rare L & JG Stickley desk model number 617 as shown in the book "Stickley Craftsman Furniture Catalogs", by Dover Publications, page 37 of the L&JG Stickley Catalog. The desk measures 42" high by 45" wide, with a very large 27" by 42" writing surface. The piece is composed of 5 drawers in the front and two drawers plus two hutches in the interior. The desk also has book shelves on either side. This desk is a large and important piece of mission history made by one of it's finest furn... Click for details

Limbert #225 One Drawer Footstool

Archives: Furnishings: Furniture: American Pre 1920: item #376560
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Rare and desirable Limbert one drawer footstool in original finish. The footstool measures 13" high, 18" wide and 12" deep and is signed with the Limbert brand on the drawer side. The stool has it's original locking drawer and knobs.

L & JG Stickley #830 Morris Chair

Archives: Furnishings: Furniture: American Pre 1920: item #376526
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Fine L&JG Stickley model 830 morris chair in original finish measuring 44" high, 25" wide and 35" deep at the arms. The chair is in excellent original condition with original cushions recovered within the past few years in a quality arts & crafts motif fabric. The chair is marked with the early L & JG Stickley Handcraft label as shown.

Stickley Brothers #135 Tapered Leg Stand

Archives: Furnishings: Furniture: American Pre 1920: item #368746
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Fine Stickley Brothers #135 stand with tapered legs and streachers mortised to the leg corners. A great arts & crafts form and very functional piece for the arts & crafts interior. The piece retains it's original Stickley Brothers dark English fumed finish and is fully marked with the Quaint Stickley Brothers metal tag, Stickley Brothers brand and stenciled #135 under the top. The stand measures 14" by 14" and 34" tall.

Mission Period Rocker

Archives: Furnishings: Furniture: American Pre 1920: item #353441
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Very nice mission period quartered oak rocker in dark finish measuring 32" high, 25 1/2" wide, and 21" deep. The rocker has been recovered in high quality medium brown leather and is ready to go in your home.

Fine Mission Period Oak Bookcase

Archives: Furnishings: Furniture: American Pre 1920: item #351399
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Fine solid oak bookcase in original finish measuring 48" wide by 52" high by 13" deep. There are 7 shelves included and original curtains/rods on the interior of each door, which can be removed if required by unhooking the rods from the brackets. I kind of like them as is or replace them with a nice arts & crafts cloth of your choice . The piece is very mission in styling owing much to the period of arts & crafts production in the early 20th century.