A few examples of appraisal values for
EARLY GUSTAV STICKLEY SETTLE

• A GUSTAV STICKLEY OAK SETTLE, NO.
  A GUSTAV STICKLEY OAK SETTLE, NO. 222A Gustav Stickley oak settle, no. 222, Circa 1901-1916; Eastwood, NY With Stickley shop mark [joiner's compass] The oak box settle with slanted sides and modern dark green leather drop-in seat pad with five side pillows 39.5" H x 69.5" W x 32.25" D Dimensions: 39.5" H x 69.5" W x 32.25" D
• Gustav Stickley 1858–1942. Even arm
  Gustav Stickley 1858–1942. Even arm settle, model 208 variant. 1904-07, oak, leather, caning, enameled iron. 29 h × 71½ w × 31½ d in. result: $18,750. estimate: $4,000–6,000. Large red manufacturer's decal to verso ‘Als Ik Kan Gustav Stickley’ with joiner's compass.
• AFTER GUSTAV STICKLEY, "KNOCK-DOWN"
  AFTER GUSTAV STICKLEY, "KNOCK-DOWN" SETTLE Late 20th century, marked Arts and Craftsman, solid quarter sawn oak frame with pegged joinery, large single loose dark brown leather cushion with woven support frame, through tenon joinery.
• Gustav Stickley. Early crib settle,
  Gustav Stickley. Early crib settle, model 207. c. 1901, oak, leather. 37½ h × 70½ w × 26 d in. result: $3,750. estimate: $2,000–3,000. Provenance: Rago, Early 20th C. Design, 17 October 2015, Lot 575 | Private Collection, New Hope
• GUSTAV STICKLEY, ALTERED MISSION
  GUSTAV STICKLEY, ALTERED MISSION OAK DROP-ARM SETTLE Circa 1910, model 173 (now with cut-down arms, tall straight rear stiles with slightly pointed caps, wide crest rail with13-slat back, long plank arms with through tenon joinery, the sides with five slats each, straight legs, spring seat with six upholstered loose cushions, red label to back center of crest rail.
• Gustav Stickley. Rare inlaid desk
  Gustav Stickley. Rare inlaid desk and chair, models 720 and 394. 1905-12, curly maple, painted wood, pewter, and fruitwood inlay, rush. 37 h × 38 w × 23 d in. result: $5,000. estimate: $5,000–10,000. Desk features divided storage and four drawers. Paper manufacturer's label to underside of one drawer ‘Made by Gustav Stickley in the Craftsman Workshops’. Remnants of red decal manufacturer's mark to interior of drawer ‘Gustav Stickley’. Provenance: Private Collection, New Jersey
• Harvey Ellis for Gustav Stickley.
  Harvey Ellis for Gustav Stickley. Magazine stand, model 72. 1904-07, oak. 42 h × 21 w × 13 d in. result: $1,875. estimate: $2,000–3,000. Red manufacturer's decal to one side ‘Als Ik Kan Gustav Stickley’ with joiner's compass.
• GUSTAV STICKLEY, MISSION OAK DESK
  GUSTAV STICKLEY, MISSION OAK DESK AND CHAIR Early 20th century, including a slant front desk opening to reveal a divided interior with a single drawer, the case with a single long drawer featuring hammered copper pulls, lower shelf, straight legs, paper Craftsman label to interior dust board (under drawer), as well as Als ik Kan embossed mark to drawer side; together with a triple slat back side chair with flame stitch upholstered slip seat, the chair appears unmarked.
• A Stickley Brothers Arts & Crafts
  A Stickley Brothers Arts & Crafts oak settle #3911 Early 20th century the settle numbered ''584 3911'' with straight crestrail above a slat back over a padded drop-in seat covered in William Morris style printed fabric over a broad seatrail and short legs
• A SET OF GUSTAV STICKLEY OAK
  A SET OF GUSTAV STICKLEY OAK CHAIRS, NO. 350A set of Gustav Stickley oak chairs, no. 350, Circa 1901-1916; Eastwood, NY Three marks partially legible from wear with Stickley shop mark [joiner's compass] Each fumed quarter-sawn oak slat back chair with three slats over oxblood leather upholstered seats with nail head accents raised on four straight legs on a box stretcher, 6 pieces Dimensions: Each: 39.5" H x 17.325" W x 20" D approximately
• STICKLEY-STYLE LEATHER CUSHION EVEN
  STICKLEY-STYLE LEATHER CUSHION EVEN ARM SETTLE Manner of Gustav Stickley (American, 1858?1942), late 20th century. Oak arts and crafts/mission-style even arm three-seat settle or sofa, having a slat back and sides, with loose leather cushions. Unmarked.
• GUSTAV STICKLEY OAK SLANT-FRONT
  GUSTAV STICKLEY OAK SLANT-FRONT DESK, GUSTAV STICKGUSTAV STICKLEY OAK SLANT-FRONT DESK, Gustav Stickley Craftsman Workshops, Eastwood, New York, model #731, c. 1907-1912, Stickley paper label inside left drawer, 43"H x 32"W x 15.5"D.
• Early Gustav Stickley Chalet Desk
  Early Gustav Stickley Chalet Desk 1/4 sawn oak. Condition: Old refinish.Dimensions: Ht. 46'' W 24''E
• Gustav Stickley. Drop-front desk.
  Gustav Stickley. Drop-front desk. 1912-1916, oak, enameled steel. 37¾ h × 29 w × 13¼ d in. result: $1,000. estimate: $800–1,200. Branded manufacturer's mark to reverse ‘Stickley’ with joiner's compass.
• Harvey Ellis, attribution for
  Harvey Ellis, attribution for Gustav Stickley. Rare inlaid side chair. c. 1903, oak, pewter and copper inlay. 47¾ h × 18½ w × 17½ d in. result: $5,670. estimate: $4,000–6,000.
• Gustav Stickley. Early desk,
  Gustav Stickley. Early desk, model 409. c. 1902, oak, leather, iron, brass. 30 h × 60½ w × 37 d in. result: $12,350. estimate: $6,000–9,000. Desk features two drawers. Remnants of large red decal manufacturer's label to underside. Provenance: Private Collection, Colorado
• L. & J.G. Stickley. Settle, model
  L. & J.G. Stickley. Settle, model 281. 1912-17, oak, leather. 33¾ h × 76 w × 31 d in. result: $3,000. estimate: $2,500–3,500. Decal manufacturer's label to lower back stretcher ‘The Work of L. & J.G. Stickley’.
• Gustav Stickley. Wall plaque, model
  Gustav Stickley. Wall plaque, model 344. c. 1905, handwrought copper. 1 d × 15 dia in. result: $3,528. estimate: $2,500–3,500. Impressed partial manufacturer's mark to verso ‘The Craftsman Workshops Als Ik Kan Gustav Stickley’ with joiner's compass. Provenance: Treadway Toomey Auctions, Oak Park, 20th Century Art and Design, 5 March 2016, Lot 35 | Private Collection
• Harvey Ellis, attribution for
  Harvey Ellis, attribution for Gustav Stickley. Rare armchair. c. 1903, oak, pewter and copper inlay. 43¼ h × 23¾ w × 24 d in. result: $18,900. estimate: $15,000–20,000. Red manufacturer's decal to underside of arm ‘Als Ik Kan Stickley’ with joiner's compass. Provenance: Private Collection, Minnesota
• Gustav Stickley armchair, oak
  Gustav Stickley armchair, oak throughout, back rail with red decal, 39 x 28-3/4 x 28 in. Old over-coat with finish losses and water stains especially to arm tops, some color variation, minor abrasions, cushions recovered. Collection of Alene Koestline Smith.
• Gustav Stickley (American,
  Gustav Stickley (American, 1858-1942) Pair of Monk Stools, model 302 oak, leather one with partial Craftsman label to underside; the other with a mark where Craftsman label was likely previously adhered H 4 5/8 x W 12 5/8 x D 12 1/2 inches.
• Gustav Stickley, etc.. tabourets,
  Gustav Stickley, etc.. tabourets, set of four. early 20th century, oak. 18 h × 16 dia in. result: $2,125. estimate: $1,000–1,500. Lot is comprised of two Gustav Stickley, one L. & J.G. Stickley, and one Stickley Brothers. Marked to underside of each example.
• GUSTAV STICKLEY, MISSION OAK
  GUSTAV STICKLEY, MISSION OAK ROCKING CHAIR #323 Circa 1910, curved four-slat back, long plank arms with through tenon joinery, five-slat sides, later seat support board with woven splint oak, red decal to exterior rear seat rail.
• Gustav Stickley. early and rare
  Gustav Stickley. early and rare tile-top tabouret, model 45. c. 1901, oak, glazed earthenware. 21 h × 16 w × 16 d in. result: $16,250. estimate: $2,000–3,000. Red manufacturer's decal to underside.
• Stickley Arts and Crafts oak
  Stickley Arts and Crafts oak settle, oak throughout, upholstery with travel motif on burgundy ground, unsigned, probably L. & J.G. Stickley, early 20th century, 33-1/4 x 72 x 24 in. Good condition overall with minor surface abrasions and wear, sun fading, modern upholstery in good condition, not examined under upholstery, seat sprung.
• GUSTAV STICKLEY, OAK FOOTSTOOL,
  GUSTAV STICKLEY, OAK FOOTSTOOL, STAMPED c. 1901-1903, American, dovetailed construction, brown leather upholstery, with nail head trim, stamped in red, 15.5"h x 20.5"l x 16.5"d
• Gustav Stickley. Footstools model
  Gustav Stickley. Footstools model 300, set of two. 1907-12, oak, leather, patinated iron. 15½ h × 20½ w × 16½ d in. result: $2,250. estimate: $800–1,000. Red manufacturer's decal to one example ‘Als Ik Kan Gustav Stickley’ with joiner's compass. Partial paper manufacturer's label to underside of each example ‘Craftsman Workshops Made by Gustav Stickley’ with joiner's compass.
• Gustav Stickely Model #173 Oak
  Gustav Stickely Model #173 Oak ‘Even Arm’ Crib Settle Sofa, c.1902 with 'United Crafts' joiner's compass red decal (1902-1903) 38.5 x 70.5 x 32.5 in — 97.8 x 179.1 x 82.6 cm
• Gustav Stickley footstool, one rail
  Gustav Stickley footstool, one rail with red Gustav Stickley decal, probably original finish, 15-1/2 x 20 x 16 in. Surface wear and abrasions overall, upholstery replaced and with extensive animal hair, not examined under upholstery. Collection of Alene Koestline Smith.
• GUSTAV STICKLEY DROP ARM SETTLE
  GUSTAV STICKLEY DROP ARM SETTLE #219: Drop arm thru tenon construction with corbels 17 slat back and leather covered cushion. Appears to be clean and refinished. Approx. 71.5'' x 37.5'' x 26''. As seen in ''Gustav Stickley after 1909'' page 15.
• Gustav Stickley. Early library
  Gustav Stickley. Early library table, model 446. 1902-03, oak. 30 h × 47¾ dia in. result: $1,750. estimate: $1,000–1,500. Large early red manufacturer's decal to underside ‘Als Ik Kan Stickley’ with joiner's compass.
• Gustav Stickley. Early drop-front
  Gustav Stickley. Early drop-front writing desk, model 518. 1902, oak, patinated iron. 52¼ h × 25¾ w × 11 d in. result: $4,978. estimate: $6,000–8,000. Desk features a drop-front writing surface concealing divided storage above one fixed shelf. Provenance: Cathers and Dembrosky, New York
• Gustav Stickley. Early library
  Gustav Stickley. Early library table, model 446. 1902-03, oak. 30 h × 47¾ dia in. estimate: $1,500–2,000. Large early red manufacturer's decal to underside ‘Als Ik Kan Stickley’ with joiner's compass.
• Gustav Stickley. Early Morris
  Gustav Stickley. Early Morris chair, model 2341. 1902-03, oak, leather, brass. 37¼ h × 30 w × 33½ d in. result: $6,000. estimate: $4,000–6,000. Early red manufacturer's decal to leg ‘Als Ik Kan Stickley’ with joiner's compass.
• GUSTAV STICKLEY BOOKCASE, MODEL 715
  GUSTAV STICKLEY BOOKCASE, MODEL 715 Circa 1904-1912, quarter sawn oak with original hammered hardware, tenon construction. Marked with red decal and original craftsman label. Gustav Stickley (American, 1858-1942) Gustav Stickley was an American furniture manufacturer, design leader, publisher, and a leading voice in the American Arts and Crafts movement. Stickley’s design philosophy was a major influence on American Craftsman architecture. He is known for creating designs in the Mission style. Although Stickley owed much to the British Arts and Crafts movement, he was a highly original designer who applied his ideas not only to furniture but to decorative accessories of all kinds.
• A CONTEMPORARY STICKLEY
  A CONTEMPORARY STICKLEY PRAIRIE-STYLE SETTLEA Contemporary Stickley Prairie-style settle, Late 20th/Early 21st Century; Manlius, NY With Stickley burned mark and metal factory tag The blonde oak box settle with solid sides and light brown leather seat and cushions with two side pillows 29" H x 81" W x 36" D Dimensions: 29" H x 81" W x 36" D