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Re: Stickley Bros Tea Cart
The Stickley piece is styles other than Mission sell for a great deal less , we'd retail one like this for $350.00- $425.00.
Re: Stickley Bros Tea Cart
Re: Stickley Bros Tea Cart
Not much to say really, it was part of the Stickley Bros line of Colonial Revival style furniture they made after Mission began to go out of style. Here is a link for you about their company...http://www.furniturecityhistory.org/article/3847/stickley-brothers-furniture-co
Re: Stickley Bros Tea Cart