These may be the best Gustav Stickley twin beds to have surfaced on the internet in a long time. They came from Fox Island in upstate NY and I have full provenance.

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Gustav Stickley model number 815 china cabinet with arched apron, excellent original untouched condition and deep red/brown finish. Red decal, 1904 - 06, 63" tall x 40" wide x 15" deep.

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Gustav Stickley / Grueby, No. 53-T  Plant Stand in excellent original finish and signed with the 1902 - 1904 decal.. 22" tall x 17" square

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Gustav Stickley model number 815 china cabinet with straight apron, excellent original untouched condition and deep red/brown finish. 63" tall x 40" wide x 15" deep.

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Gustav Stickley Morris chair, excellent original finish and condition. New leather upholstery and cane seat foundation. Measures 40 1/2" tall x 30" wide x 32 1/2" deep.

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Gustav Stickley library table in very good original finish. Measures 30" tall x 66" wide x 36" deep.

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This Gustav Stickley 1904 chest of drawers still retains its original black finish in remarkable condition. One of the finest examples of this form we have seen. The iron hardware has a beautiful patina blending with the drawer fronts. It was purchased from the original owner in the Washington, DC area. Measures 52 inches tall x 41 inches wide x 22 1/2 inches deep.

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Gustav Stickley model # 332, measuring 40" tall x 31" wide x 38" deep in very good original finish with no restoration. The dark brown leather covering very comfortable foam wrapped in down was done a few years ago and is in fine condition. It is marked with a red decal used between 1905 and 1912.

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This design was by Harvey Ellis introduced in 1903 with inlay. This piece in great original finish was produced between 1905 and 1912 according to historian David Cather's and his book "Furniture of the American Arts and Crafts Movement", which every collector should own. This measures 50 1/4" tall x 36" wide x 20" deep.

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Gustav Stickley revolving book rack, catalog #90, height 9 inches by 12 inches square. Bottom is covered in original Ooze leather. It is signed with red decal used between 1904 -1907. Perfect for CD's.

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Gustav Stickley lamp described in the catalog as "No. 506, Electric Lamp...$12.00, Height 16 1/2 in., Length 10 1/2 in., Width at base 9 in. The shade is made of glass set in a copper frame and may be tilted to reveal or shade the light as desired. Two thicknesses of glass are used, the outer being ...green or amber and the inner more in the nature of porcelain. Fitted for one electric bulb."

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This beautiful 1902-03 Gustav Stickley wardrobe has an incredible original finish with crisp edges. In other words it's in great condition. The interior is fully fitted with drawers. The mirror's silvering is gone, Gus didn't plan for the acid in the wood reacting with the mirror. The sides are made of a full 1 5/8 inch thick frame and panel construction with flush tenons. This stands 71 3/4 inches tall by 35 inches wide and 22 1/2 inches deep. Red decal on back.

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Gustav Stickley settle cataloged as number 222 and signed with a red 1907 decal on the inside side stretcher. The leather is original and in very good condition with a few minor tears. Edges are crisp and sharp and the color is a beautiful deep warm brown. A superb example. Measures 35 1/2 inches tall x 80 inches long x 32 1/2 inches deep. We offer expert upholstery work if you so decide and would be happy to supply references. We can make your piece as structured or relaxed as you like. In the recent past we upholstered a #222 with a down cushion and down throw pillows, it may have been the most comfortable settle I have ever sat in. If you have questions regarding upholstery please don't hesitate to email or call.

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This early and desirable Gustav Stickley desk with strap hardware still retains its original surface. Flush tenon construction. There is some seam separation and has seen moderate cleaning to the drawer fronts. Overall the piece is crisp and presents itself nicely. Signed with the large red decal on the back. Measures 48 inches tall x 33 inches wide x 14 inches deep.

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Gustav Stickley "U" Back arm chair in wonderful original finish. This does have the appropriate natural rush seat that we had done. Measures 39 inches tall x 26 inches wide x 23 inches deep.

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This great pair of early Gus rockers have their original finish and original rope seats. The leather has been recently replaced by us. They are signed with the red decal used from 1902 - 1904. Great condition.

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Four Gustav Stickley Dinning Chairs No. 1299 also referred to as the Thornden Chair, named after a public park in Syracuse of the same name. This set of four chairs came from the Onondaga Country Club. Rescued by a maintenance person in the 1950's, they were headed for the dump! They have been refinished and a new natural rush seat woven.

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We are very fortunate to be able to offer this early and rare Gustav Stickley Library Table. There are only a few of these known to exist. I would be happy to go over this with you if interested. It has its original surface and is signed with the decal used from 1902 to 1904. Measures 29 1/2" tall x 59" wide x 35" deep.

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2 Gustav Stickley Bow Arm Morris Chairs, nice original finish with more recent leather upholstery. Branded mark. Measures 36" tall x 30" wide x 36 1/2" deep, each.

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Gustav Stickley dressing screen designed by Harvey Ellis. This form is pictured in January 1904 Craftsman Magazine, with inlay in the upper panels. This screen has an original warm red/brown finish in fine condition and retains the 1902-04 red decal. I have had the fabric replaced with a very nice natural linen exactly the way it is pictured. This is not a large or imposing piece and would accent any room nicely. Stands 67" tall and each panel is 20" wide.

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Gustav Stickley magazine stand, design inspired by Harvey Ellis, nice recent finish. Paper label under top. 41 1/2" tall x 22" wide x 13" deep.

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Gustav Stickley tall case clock.

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This may be the most interesting Gustav Stickley eight leg sideboard to have come on the market in many years. It is quite early and proportioned a little different than later examples (the top is not quite as high and the gallery is a bit taller). This difference makes the piece seem smaller although measures out nearly the same as later examples. The hardware is much different using square butt hinges and the elongated triangular bails on the doors. There is no veneer used in this piece like in every other Eight leg I have seen, even the earlier examples. The doors are a frame and panel construction and the ends are glued up boards. The finish is fine and original. Signed with the 1902-1903 decal on the back. The dimensions are 49 1/2 inches tall x 69 3/4 inches wide x 29 3/4 inches deep.

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Gustav Stickley open arm morris chair in very good original finish and condition. I have this upholstered in muslin waiting for the leather or fabric of your choice. This seems to be a little deeper than other open arm morris chairs that I have had. It is signed with the branded mark on the inside of the back seat stretcher. Measures 39 inches tall x 30 1/2 inches wide x 34 inches deep.

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After all that has been written about Gustav Stickley and his achievements it is not difficult to understand why every piece of furniture that surfaces by The Craftsman Workshops has historic importance, some more than others. However, it is rare when undocumented pieces surface, this server is one of these instances. I believe it was produced in late 1900 or early 1901. Documentation on his earliest designs show a server similar to this. If you were to follow the development of his designs and how they evolved you could see this fits very early in the progression.

The wood is American Chestnut, many times the wood of choice prior to 1904. This server which was designed without a back splash is quite minimal having a molded edge on the horizontal shelf and the board supporting the drawers. The slightly chamfered tenons are keyed by simple angled wedges and the drawers are all assembled with hand cut dovetails still showing the scribe marks by the craftsman that produced it. Server measures 33 inches tall x 42 inches wide x 20 ½ inches deep. Original surface and in very good condition.

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