Quaint Furniture by Stickley Brothers Co., Grand Rapids, MI

This sideboard was produced by Stickley Brothers Co. as part of their “Quaint Furniture” line in Grand Rapids, MI, is a classic example of their approach to Arts and Crafts design. Even without the paper label, which was used in the earlier part of their production period, the craftsmanship and style are likely consistent with the robust, well-made furniture Stickley Brothers were known for.

Their pieces often feature clean, sturdy lines with minimal ornamentation, emphasizing functionality and the beauty of natural wood. While the absence of the label makes it harder to precisely date the piece, the design and construction likely remain consistent with the high standards the company upheld.

This sideboard, like other Quaint Furniture pieces, is a practical yet stylish example of early 20th-century American furniture, designed to suit the needs of everyday life while maintaining an air of elegance.

This piece measures 63 5/8″ x 69 5/8″ wide x 22 1/8″ deep. The height of the work surface is 39″. The finish is in original perfect condition. The wood is quarter sawn American White Oak.

This Stickley Brothers’ sideboard was crafted from quarter-sawn American White Oak, with those substantial dimensions and a work surface height of 39″, sounds like a truly impressive piece. The fact that it retains its original finish in perfect condition further enhances its value and historical significance. The quality of the wood and craftsmanship make it not only a beautiful example of Quaint Furniture but also a functional and durable piece that exemplifies the Arts and Crafts movement.