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Gustav Stickley
American, 1858 - 1942
Gustav Stickley founded his furniture company, the Gustave Stickley Company- Craftsman Workshops with his brother Leopold Stickley in upstate NY in 1898. A few years later, Leopold started L&JG Stickley (with his brother John George) in 1901. The Gustav Stickley company was highly sucessufull with retail locations in New York, Boston and Washington, DC. Stickley was influenced by the British Arts & Crafts movement and Art Nouveau but advocated the creation of a disctinctly American style. Due to chaning interests and over expansion with business ventures, Gustav Stickley's business filed for bankruptcy in 1915.
Gustav Stickley
Arts & Crafts Oak Rocking Chair no. 311 1/2 | Gustave Stickley ca. 1900-1912
H 34 in W 26 in D 25 in
$ 1,550
Gustav Stickley
Arts & Crafts Oak Arm Chair | Model 360, Gustave Stickley
H 36 in W 28 in D 21 in
$ 2,600
Gustav Stickley
Gustav Stickley Oak Armchair with Red Velvet - 1900s
H 38.98 in W 31.5 in D 28.74 in
Exceptional Gustav Stickley Arts and Crafts Oak Center Table with Grueby Tiles
H 27 in W 52 in D 28 in
$ 11,000
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