Rich History
For more than 120 years, Stickley has stood for unparalleled American craft. And our story began with three words: “Als Ik Kan”—to the best of my ability.
Feb 21 - May 21
Stickley Contract: Our Furniture Beyond the Home
[originally posted May 2021]Leopold Stickley decided in 1902 to leave his brother Gustav’s United Crafts workshop, where he was foreman, partnering instead with younger brother John George to open their...
Stickley Contract: Our Furniture Beyond the Home
[originally posted May 2021]Leopold Stickley decided in 1902 to leave his brother Gustav’s United Crafts workshop, where he was foreman, partnering instead with younger brother John George to open their...
Stroll Through the Years at Fayetteville’s Stic...
[originally posted April 2021]Shortly after Alfred and Aminy Audi purchased L. & J.G. Stickley from Louise Stickley in 1974, they discovered yet another legacy left behind by her late husband, Leopold. Stored...
Stroll Through the Years at Fayetteville’s Stic...
[originally posted April 2021]Shortly after Alfred and Aminy Audi purchased L. & J.G. Stickley from Louise Stickley in 1974, they discovered yet another legacy left behind by her late husband, Leopold. Stored...
Human/Nature: The British Roots of Arts and Crafts
[originally posted March 2021] If there were any doubt as to who set Gustav Stickley on the Arts and Crafts path, the very first issues of his Craftsman magazine provide the answer. The premiere...
Human/Nature: The British Roots of Arts and Crafts
[originally posted March 2021] If there were any doubt as to who set Gustav Stickley on the Arts and Crafts path, the very first issues of his Craftsman magazine provide the answer. The premiere...
Harvey Ellis: A lasting impression
[originally posted February 2021] “Altogether, he is to be regretted as one who possessed the sacred fire of genius.” This often-quoted tribute to Harvey Ellis, written by Gustav Stickley, appeared in The Craftsman magazine...
Harvey Ellis: A lasting impression
[originally posted February 2021] “Altogether, he is to be regretted as one who possessed the sacred fire of genius.” This often-quoted tribute to Harvey Ellis, written by Gustav Stickley, appeared in The Craftsman magazine...
