Description:
Dover Publications, 1992. Trade paperback. Fine. In 1902, four years after Gustav Stickley began building furniture in his United Crafts Workshops in Eastwood, New York, his brother Leopold established his own Arts and Crafts furniture business a few miles away in Fayetteville, a suburb of Syracuse, to which he soon recruited his brother J. George. They initially used the trademark "Onondaga Shops," for the county in which it was located; by 1910 they were labeling their furniture "Handcraft."Like their brother Gustav's designs, those of L. and J. G. Stickley include many first-rate examples of American Arts and Crafts style. This unique volume provides a comprehensive look at their early achievement, combining reprints of extremely rare copies of two sets of promotional literature from approximately 1906-09 and 1909.The first is a handbound salesman's catalog, circa 1906-09, presenting 129 wash drawings and eight photographs of Onondaga Shops furniture. The second…
Read More Illustrations of Stickley's Early American Period Furniture [Advertising Packet] by L. & J. G. Stickley, Inc - nd [c. 1930]
by L. & J. G. Stickley, Inc
Illustrations of Stickley's Early American Period Furniture [Advertising Packet]
by L. & J. G. Stickley, Inc
- Used
- Fine
- first
Fayetteville, NY: L. & J. G. Stickley, Inc, nd [c. 1930]. First Edition. Wraps. Fine. Small one sheet, folded advertising piece with six advertising cards showing different displaces of Colonial Revival furniture the company produced. Also included is a tri-fold printed piece showing four vignettes of Stickley furniture at the Lake Placid Club Sales Rooms in Lake Placid, New York. All housed in the original mailing envelope.
- Bookseller Independent bookstores (US)
- Format/Binding Wraps
- Book Condition Used - Fine
- Quantity Available 1
- Edition First Edition
- Publisher L. & J. G. Stickley, Inc
- Place of Publication Fayetteville, NY
- Date Published nd [c. 1930]