From: SYSGAM@SUVM.SYR.EDU (Glenn A. Malling)
Subject: Re: Gustav Strickley (sp?) Designs
Organization: Syracuse University
Date: Tue, 6 Oct 92 12:37:34 EDT

In article <1992Oct5.200213.1330@inel.gov>
crayfe2@inel.gov (John Metzner) writes:
 
>
>This past weekend on NYW Norm whipped up a 'settle' based on a Gustav
>Stickley (sp?) design.  I saw this project discussed a couple weeks ago
>on the net (guess we're a little slow up here in Idaho :^)) along with other
>projects from Gustav Strickley.  I checked the FAQ's for further info on
>him without any luck.  Are there any books available with his designs?
>Any titles or other info would be much appreciated, a post to the net or
>e-mail would be great.
>
>John Metzner
 
A Stickley Bibliography from the Syracuse University Library Catalog
 
Author:     Gustav Stickley
Title:      The Best of Craftsman Homes
Published:  Santa Barbara: Peregrine Smith Inc.
Subject:    Architecture, Domestic -- Designs and Plans.
 
 
Author:     Gustav Stickley
Title:      Collected Workds of Gustav Stickley
Editor:     Stephan Gray & Robert Edwards
Published:  New York: Turn of the Century Edition.
Subject:    Furniture -- Arts and Crafts Movement.
 
 
Author:     Gustav Stickley
Title:      Craftsman Homes: Architecture and Furnishings of
                             the American Arts & Crafts Movement
Published:  New York: Dover Publications
Subject:    Architecture -- Designs and Plans
 
 
Author:     John C. Freeman
Title:      The Forgotten Rebel; Gustav Stickley and his Craftsman
                                 Mission Furniture
Published:  Watkins Glen, N.Y. Century House
Subject:    A biography
 
 
Author:     Joseph J. bavaro
Title:      The Furniture of Gustav Stickley: History, Techniques,
                                              and Projects.
Published:  New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold
Subject:    Furniture making.  Furniture industry and trade.
 
 
Author:     David M. Cathers
Title:      Furniture of the American Arts & Crafts Movement.
Published:  New York: New American Library
Subject:    Stickley and Roycroft Mission Oak.
 
 
Author:     Mary Ann Smith
Title:      Gustav Stickley, the Craftsman.
Published:  Syracuse, N.Y.  Syracuse University Press
Subject:    A biography.  (not sure the listing is vague. gm)
 
 
Author:     David M. Cathers
Title:      Stickley Craftsman Furniture Catalogs:  Unabridged
            reprints of two mission furniture catalogs,
 
            "Craftsman Furniture made by Gustav Stickley" and
            "The Work of L. & J.G. Stickley"
Published:  New York, Dover Publications
Subject:    Furniture -- Catalogs
 
 
Comment:    L. & J.G. Stickley were Gustav's younger brothers.
            They began in competition with Gustav and switched
            to cherry early american styles when the Mission
            Oak fell out of favor.  L. is Leopold and J.G. is
            John George.  The current Stickley Furniture Co.
            is that founded by Leopold and John George.  The
            current owner of the company is the son of a long
            time Stickley dealer from NYC.  He purchased the
            company from Leopold's widow in 1974.
 
            The company continues to manufacture the early
            american designs of Leopold in both cherry and
            mahogany and have for the last few years been
            producing the mission oak designs of Gustav Stickley.