Mission Oak Gustav Stickley Tree of Life Magazine Stand

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Mission Oak Gustav Stickley Tree of Life Magazine Stand

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Sold Date: 06/12/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Furniture & Furnishings

This auction features a great vintage Gustav Stickley Magazine Stand. The stand is in great condition and appears to have been refinished at one time. The piece measures approx. 43" tall by approx. 12 1/2" by 12 1/2". We will gurantee this stand to be made by the Gustav Stickley company. It is very nicely done with the Carved tree of life on the sides, and also the corbels around the top. Feel free to email us with any other questions. Dont miss out on your chance to own this one as it wont last long with such a reasonable buy it now and start price. Thanks for looking.

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