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Gustav Stickley, A Rare Early Reverse-Tapered Bow-Arm Morris Chair, Model No. 336/2340

Gustav Stickley, A Rare Early Reverse-Tapered Bow-Arm Morris Chair, Model No. 336/2340Gustav Stickley, A Rare Early Reverse-Tapered Bow-Arm Morris Chair, Model No. 336/2340Gustav Stickley, A Rare Early Reverse-Tapered Bow-Arm Morris Chair, Model No. 336/2340Gustav Stickley, A Rare Early Reverse-Tapered Bow-Arm Morris Chair, Model No. 336/2340Gustav Stickley, A Rare Early Reverse-Tapered Bow-Arm Morris Chair, Model No. 336/2340Gustav Stickley, A Rare Early Reverse-Tapered Bow-Arm Morris Chair, Model No. 336/2340Gustav Stickley, A Rare Early Reverse-Tapered Bow-Arm Morris Chair, Model No. 336/2340Gustav Stickley, A Rare Early Reverse-Tapered Bow-Arm Morris Chair, Model No. 336/2340

Hammer Price w/ BP

$15,860

Lot #: 23
Gustav Stickley, A Rare Early Reverse-Tapered Bow-Arm Morris Chair, Model No. 336/2340

Craftsman Workshops, Eastwood, New York, circa 1901. Quarter-sawn oak, with reverse tapered legs. Signed with the early red 'Als Ik Kan' decal, the joiner's compass enclosing the motto over the red script signature 'Gustav Stickley'.

Literature: Stephen Gray, ed., The Early Work of Gustav Stickley, Turn of the Century Editions, 1987, pp. 91 and 93, where the Nos. 2342 and 2340 adjustable-back chairs are illustrated in the 1902 retail plates.

36 x 29 x 30 in.
Provenance
The collection of Dr. Bruce A. Austin, Pittsford, New York.
Condition
Old finish, with some wear to the edges. Later appropriate leather cushions. A nice example.
Auction Date
Sep 23, 2026

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