Lot Essay
cf. David M. Cathers, Furniture of the American Arts and Crafts Movement, 1996, p. 81, fig. 6 for an illustration of this model.
THE ONONDAGA SHOPS OF L. & J.G. STICKLEY, CIRCA 1905
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AN OAK SIDEBOARD
The Onondaga Shops of L. & J.G. Stickley, circa 1905
The rectangular top with beveled edge and splash-back, over three top drawers, the middle drawer with copper escutcheon, over two deeper drawers, all with rectangular faceted pulls above the arched apron, with shelf undertier, on four bracket-shaped feet, model no. 620
45in. (114.3cm.) high, 47½in. (119.3cm.) wide, 21½in. (54.6cm.) deep
The Onondaga Shops of L. & J.G. Stickley, circa 1905
The rectangular top with beveled edge and splash-back, over three top drawers, the middle drawer with copper escutcheon, over two deeper drawers, all with rectangular faceted pulls above the arched apron, with shelf undertier, on four bracket-shaped feet, model no. 620
45in. (114.3cm.) high, 47½in. (119.3cm.) wide, 21½in. (54.6cm.) deep