GUSTAV STICKLEY Early and large two-drawer

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GUSTAV STICKLEY Early and large two-drawer

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Sold Date: 05/01/2005
Channel: Auction House
Source: Rago Arts & Auction Center
Category: Furniture & Furnishings

GUSTAV STICKLEY Early and large two-drawer library table (#409) with tacked-on leather top over long corbels, side stretchers mortised through the legs, and faceted iron pulls over cruciform back plates. Original finish, leather and tacks, some dryness and a few breaks to leather straps, some stains to top. (Michael Carey Gallery, New York) Red decal. 30` x 60` x 36`.

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