As usual, I’ve tried to edit out everything that is not authentic – shame on all the folks who try to hoodwink (or simply get more traffic) by disengenously labeling anything vaguely Mission as "Stickley style" or "Stickley era."
- single Stickley spindle-backed armchair, $250: Minneapolis MN
- cherry Stickley etagere / open bookcase, $750: San Diego CA
- 2002 Stickley slat-sided, shelf-armed cherry & red leather settle, $2500: San Diego CA
- 2006 Stickley spindle-backed dark wood settee, $700: Manhattan NY
- "Quaint Furniture" slat-back settle / bench, $9000: Chicago IL
- Stickley A&C / Deco daybed, $700: Manhattan NY
- two beautiful Stickley tables – the Commemorative Library Table (#89-0407) and Cocktail Table (#89-0411), $2650 for both (an excellent deal; these retail for a combined $6300): Philadelphia PA
- Stickley single-door bookcase (#89-633R-32), $1200: Boston MA
I don’t know enough about vintage Stickley to know whether it’s rare, but does $9000 for the settle bench seem ridiculously excessive to anyone else?
jason, it might be. you could probably find the catalog # and look up auction results to find out what that piece usually goes for. some very rare gus, stickley bros & quaint furniture pieces really do go for incredible high prices if they’re good examples & in great shape.