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OUR REPRODUCTION OF A GUSTAV STICKLEY WRITING DESK
I mentioned in an earlier post that we were in the process of building a writing desk that was inspired by a Gustav Stickley desk circa 1902. I am happy to report that the desk is complete and in its … Continue reading
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Gustav Stickley and the American Arts & Crafts Movement
The Dallas Museum of Art is currently hosting an exhibit titled “Gustav Stickley and the American Arts & Crafts Movement“. I highly recommend seeing it. The exhibit features 100 original Stickley pieces along with great information about the three Stickley brothers and … Continue reading
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