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Gustav Stickley Tree of Life Stand circa 1905
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This is a very early circa 1905 Gustav Stickley tree-of-life stand. Incredible carving on the sides, with four shelves that increase slightly in size from top to bottom. The stand is 43"H x 14"W x 14"D and is in as-found condition, very nice form with beautiful color. This is a very strong, solid piece - all of the wood is in great condition except one abrasion on top of one of the sides above the carving and a few other minor scratches or nicks, please see detailed photos. I've listed this at a great starting price, with no reserve, so bid quickly! Please contact me with any questions, shipping to be determined at time of sale. Gustav Stickley (1858-1942) created the first truly American furniture, known throughout the world as Craftsman. A hardworking, dedicated man, Stickley achieved success in the early 1900s as the leader of the Arts & Crafts Movement in America. In 1898 he opened United Crafts in Eastwood, New York w he introduced his Craftsman line which, by 1900, reflected an indigenous American Arts & Crafts philosophy. His quarter sawn oak furniture incorporated overt structural details such as tenon-and-key construction, chamfered boards, and exposed tenons. His rectilinear shapes were free of any excess ornamentation except for what occurred naturally in the construction, design and material. This revealed not only the excellent craftsmanship that went into each piece, but also the beauty simplicity, and utility of the design. Created by eBay Blackthorne ver. 3.0.220.0
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