Stickley Brothers Antique Mission Oak Arts & Crafts Sideboard, Newly Refinished

This is an antique PERIOD Arts & Crafts Sideboard Model #708 by L&JG Stickley FROM Early 1900s.. This piece has the original hardware,, original finish, and a great selection...

A Stickley Mission Oak two-drawer entertainment cabinet, crafted from quarter-sawn oak in the 20th century, embodies the aesthetic of the Arts & Crafts movement. The piece features t...

A very nice mission oak sideboard by Stickley Brother of Grand Rapids, Michigan. A great size with nice proportions and numerous subtle, well thought out details like arched stretche...

Spectacular early (1905) Gustav Stickley mission oak arts & crafts sideboard with the most desirable hardware, bronze strap hinges & door , drawer pulls. All hand hammered exclusive...

Important Rare Gustav Stickley Sideboard. This is one of the nicest Sideboards designed by Harvey Ellis for Gustav Stickley! This piece has several instances of true Through Tenon ...

This circa 1940s carved oak craftsman sideboard / credenza is by Old Hickory Furniture Company of Martinsville Indiana established in 1899. The sideboard is solid oak with intricate ...

This antique country style sideboard features hardwood construction, original maple finish, three dovetailed drawers with felt lined compartment for utensils, turned wood pulls, two ...

An excellent quality Arts and Crafts two-door oak dresser with a decorative shaped top, cascading upper shelves, and a sweeping arched apron on four square legs united by side stretc...

This is an antique sideboard, English, oak, Arts & Crafts cabinet in the liberty taste dating to circa 1900. Of quality craftsmanship in well f...

This is a great Antique Serving Table with a small Sideboard (Model #8610) from Stickley Brothers from 1902. The original color in this item is fantastic! They used a superb quality of quarter sawn oak. The workmanship is as good as the work of Gustav Stickley. They used hammered copper or brass (as in this piece) on works like this, as you can see in the photos. Also, there are two (2) early Stickley...