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Stickley Style Chest of Drawers |
This striking chest of drawers
is closely modeled after one of Gustav Stickley’s most famous designs.
This version is nearly identical in appearance, but its joinery has
been modified to strengthen the case and improve the operation of the
drawers.
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Craftsman Style Magazine Rack |
This classic magazine rack could easily have appeared in The Craftsman, Gustav Stickley's monthly magazine. Published from 1901 to 1916, The Craftsman was a keystone of the American Arts & Crafts movement.
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Mission Style Bookstand |
Like many of Gustav Stickley's early furniture
pieces, this bookstand is held together entirely with wedges. Stickley
championed "honest" joinery such as this, because it didn't rely on
glue or screws. Simply tapping home the wedges makes this handsome bookstand as solid as a rock.
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Modern Mission Cabinet |
This contemporary cabinet
owes its attractive appearance to design elements from the Arts and
Crafts era, including a cantilevered top, planar construction, a lack of
ornamentation and divided light doors.
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