Stickley Pasadena Bungalow Collection

A STICKLEY TRIBUTE TO A TREASURED AND TIMELESS DESIGN INFLUENCE FROM THE PACIFIC COAST The Pasadena Bungalow Collection draws its inspiration from the works of Charles and Henry Greene, renowned California-based architects of the late 19th and early 20th century. The Greene brothers brought the Arts & Crafts Movement to the American West at the same time that Gustav and Leopold Stickley were championing it in New York state and Frank Lloyd Wright was pioneering it in the mid-west.

The Greenes believed in a totally designed environment, encompassing the home, its site, and its furnishings. Incorporating Art Nouveau, Craftsman style and Asian influences from the Pacific Rim, Greene & Greene furniture has smooth, rounded edges, elaborately pegged joints, and intricate inlay.

The Pasadena Bungalow pieces are crafted from sapelli wood with accents of African Blackwood. A hardwood, sapelli comes from Eastern and Western Africa.

Sapelli is called Gold Coast cedar by some because it has a cedar-like aroma when first cut. Its color is said to be similar to African mahogany, while its strength properties have been compared to oak.

All Pasadena Bungalow pieces are available in #131 Chestnut finish or #135 Monte Verde finish.

OppOsite: AN-7381LC LOOse CushiON tsubA MOrris ChAir, AN-7382 pAsAdeNA buNgALOw FOOtstOOL, wiNdy hiLL Stickley Designer Rug 220

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A New ChApter

Stickley International The genesis of Stickley International, our facility in Vietnam, is a fascinating extension of our Stickley story. For the past twenty-five years we have been working with the Refugee Resettlement Program in Central New York to provide jobs for many skilled workers who arrived in this country seeking freedom. We proudly display 36 flags in the cafeteria of our Manlius plant representing the thirty-six nationalities who contribute greatly to the Stickley mosaic, and to demonstrate our commitment to equality and diversity.

One of our largest groups of immigrant craftsmen are Vietnamese who sought freedom in the United States after the fall of Saigon. They are highly skilled at the finest detailing and committed to providing a quality product, synonymous with Stickley.

In our effort to be globally competitive and to provide an opportunity for some of our Vietnamese employees to return home, some permanently and others for periodic visits, we opened a high-tech production facility in

Vietnam in 2005. Our marvelously skilled Vietnamese American employees have been a great asset in setting up this satellite facility, which complements our American base of production.

Skilled American managers went along with our Vietnamese workers and brought the “Stickley way” to a sparkling modernfacility. Stickley International proudly supplies our other facilities with exquisite carvings and veneers.It also manufactures a distinctly defined product that bears the “Antiquities by Stickley” brand.

Stickley International is 100% owned

by Stickley. Its operations are managed by four outstanding long-term employees who, between them, have 99 years of Stickley experience.

The factory was built from the ground up and the labor force hand-picked and meticulously trained in the “Stickley way.” We pride ourselves on providing steady employment, competitive wages and benefits, and a safe and clean family working environment. Stickley International scrupulously follows our

unusual, industry leading standards of construction. Its output strengthens our American production.

We are very proud of all our facilities in New York, North Carolina and Vietnam. Stickley’s heart and soul, and the overwhelming majority of our production remains at our headquarters in upstate New York where we have had six expansions and continue to run two full time shifts. Stickley International is a small but important international complement to Stickley’s American facilities.

Befitting the Asian influence behind the Greene & Greene designs, the Pasadena Bungalow Collection is made in our Vietnam plant.

These exquisite designs require an enormous amount of elaborate carving, splining, pinning and other fine hand work.

Manufacturing these intricate and labor intensive pieces in the U.S. would make them prohibitive in cost, a likely reason why these masterpieces were not manufactured and offered to a larger market for more than three generations after their creation.

Here, then, are the antiques of the future -- Antiquities that carry the proud legacy of quality, craftsmanship, value and timeless design.

Stickley International Ltd. factory, Vietnam

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AN-7354 bLACker hOuse ArM ChAir, AN-7353 bLACker hOuse side ChAir

The Blacker House Chairs are named for one of the finest examples of Arts & Crafts-style homes in the United States.

Charles and Henry Greene designed the Blacker House, right down to its furnishings, windows, and light fixtures, for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blacker in 1907. These chairs feature sturdy Stickley mortise and tenon joinery, accented by both structural and decorative African Blackwood pegs and splines. The back slat has a cameo tulip design made of raised end-grain cherry and incised stems. The legs are framed at the top with the classic “Blacker bracket”, and the feet feature hand carved, incised motifs.

The Thorsen Round Dining Table was inspired by furnishings at the Thorsen House in Pasadena, built by the Greene brothers in 1909. The home was built for Mrs. Blacker’s sister and brother-in-law who were, no doubt, inspired by the Blacker house.

OppOsite: AN-7357 thOrseN diNiNg tAbLe, AN-7352 bLACker hOuse sidebOArd, AN-7354 bLACker hOuse ArM ChAir, AN-7353 bLACker hOuse side ChAir, Stickley Private Rug Collection 225

AN-7361 sAN MAriNO trestLe diNiNg tAbLe, AN-7354 bLACker hOuse ArM ChAir, AN-7353 bLACker hOuse side ChAir

Upon entering a Greene and Greene home, a visitor cannot help being awed by the structural integrity seen in the massive post and beam construction. But it is the softness of the edges and angles that gives the rooms a soothing feel as well. The San Marino Trestle Table exemplifies that same sense of structural and aesthetic balance. The six vertical posts are joined with pinned mortise and tenon with African Blackwood pegs. The double trestles are lightened by feathered slots and cloud lift patterns. The table top is over an inch and a half of solid Sapelli wood and has tongue and groove joints.

OppOsite: AN-7361 sAN MAriNO trestLe diNiNg tAbLe, AN-7352 bLACker hOuse sidebOArd, AN-7354 bLACker hOuse ArM ChAir, AN-7353 bLACker hOuse side ChAir, wiNdyhiLL Stickley Designer Rug 226

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AN-7350/7351 gAMbLe hOuse buFFet ANd ChiNA, AN-7358 FAir OAks diNiNg tAbLe, AN-7356 eAst COLOrAdO ArM ChAirs, AN-7355 eAst COLOrAdO side ChAirs, Stickley Private Rug Collection

The door detail of the Gamble House China draws its inspiration from a set of doors at the Gamble House, one of several masterworks of Charles and Henry Greene built between 1907 and 1909. The doors open onto the sleeping porch off “Aunt Julia’s Room”, and would be opened to allow a fresh evening breeze into the Pasadena home.

The china cabinet doors are pinned with mortise and tenon joinery. The lighted interior has six individual adjustable glass shelves. Highly figured quartersawn Sapelli veneer enhances the buffet doors. The drawers are side-hung and center-guided and have handcrafted Sapelli drawer pulls. There is one adjustable shelf behind each buffet door.

OppOsite: AN-7350/7351 gAMbLe hOuse buFFet ANd ChiNA, AN-7358 FAir OAks diNiNg tAbLe, AN-7356 eAst COLOrAdO ArM ChAirs, AN-7355 eAst COLOrAdO side ChAirs, Stickley Private Rug Collection 229

AN-7356 eAst COLOrAdO ArM ChAir, AN-7355 eAst COLOrAdO side ChAir

Colorado Boulevard in Pasadena is the route of the famous Rose Parade, an annual New Year’s Day tadition.

The chair chosen to bear the Colorado name is equally steeped in tradition with its classic Greene and Greene design. The graceful shapes of the back splats reflect the Asidan influences on Arts and Crafts design. Pegged mortise and tenon joinery on the frame support the elegant cloud lift design elements. Each leg finishes in a hand carved “thunder key” motif seen extensively in the Blacker House.

OppOsite: AN-7357 thOrseN diNiNg tAbLe, AN-7313 gAMbLe hOuse dispLAy CAbiNet, AN-7356 eAst COLOrAdO ArM ChAir, AN-7355 eAst COLOrAdO side ChAir, rOyAL piNe COrAL Stickley Designer Rug 230

Image shown in BK2 finish option.

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AN-7360 gLeNdALe MObiLe bAr server

The Glendale Mobile Bar Server features a folding top that opens to a serving width of 70 inches. The inside top surfaces are heat and stain resistant black laminate. The server is on casters for convenience, and has finished shiplap planking on the back so that it can be used away from the wall.

The Gamble House Serving Table features two drawers which are designed to protrude from the table apron, adding visual interest and prominently displaying the finger-lap wood joinery on the corners of the drawers. Finger-lap joinery is a technique used often by the Greene brothers in construction of their Pasadena homes. It can be seen in the Gamble House on the dining room mantle and the spectacular main staircase.

OppOsite: AN-7348 gAMbLe hOuse serviNg tAbLe, shown in 131 finish option 232

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The Blacker House in 1909 overlooked extensive gardens and a private lake. Beyond that, the largely undeveloped San Gabriel Valley stretched to the mountains on the horizon. Mrs. Blacker wanted to bring nature inside the home, and the Greene brothers accommodated her in a variety of ways. They used the Pre-Renaissance art of gesso to create textured lotus blossoms on the ceilings of the Blacker House, similar to the gesso method used on the Rosemead Gesso Mirror.

AN-7352 bLACker hOuse sidebOArd, AN-7316 rOseMeAd gessO MirrOr, AN-7356 eAst COLOrAdO ArM ChAir

The sideboard in the main hall of the Blacker House featured elaborately carved side doors depicting a windswept hillside. The original masterpiece inspired our distinctive Blacker House Sideboards. The case is made of solid Sapelli wood, with two side-hung and center-guided drawers featuring handcrafted Sapelli drawer pulls. African Blackwood is used as an accent. The solid panel and frame sides are built using pinned mortise and tenon joinery.

The legs end in a distinctive ‘thunder key’ incised carving. There are two options for the doors on the sideboard.

The AN-7352 shown above has highly figured Sapelli veneer door panels and features the ‘Blacker brackets’ at the top of the front legs. The AN-7362 shown at the right has carved doors with hidden magnetic touch latches.

OppOsite: AN-7362 bLACker hOuse sidebOArd with CArved pANeLs, Stickley Private Rug Collection 234

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AN-7311 MONterey wOOd pANeL kiNg bed, shown in 131 finish option, AN-7306 gAMbLe hOuse dOOr Chest, AN-7367 eAst COLOrAdO rOCker, ALsO shOwN ON pAge 000, AN-7302 iNgLewOOd three drAwer Night stANd, tAj kAshAN rust Stickley Designer Rug 236

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AN-7311 MONterey wOOd pANeL kiNg bed, shown in 131 finish option, AN-7302 iNgLewOOd three drAwer Night stANd, AN-7306 gAMbLe hOuse dOOr Chest, tAj kAshAN rust Stickley Designer Rug

Because Charles and Henry Greene believed in designing the total environment of the homes they created in Pasadena, there are many quaint details to be found in unexpected places. The Gamble House Door Chest owes much of its charm to two small doors which open to the outdoors in the master bedroom closet of the house for ventilation on sultry summer days. Fifteen solid wood drawers frame the doors on the Gamble House Chest, hinting at the built-in appearance of the original inspiration. It is distinguished by softened edges, corners and joints, blind dovetailed crossrails and side-hung, center-guided drawers. Incised detail at the bottom of the post and the cloud lift motif at its base rail add beauty to this piece.

OppOsite: AN-7306 gAMbLe hOuse dOOr Chest, AN-7367 eAst COLOrAdO rOCker, tAj kAshAN rust Stickley Designer Rug 238

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Discover the Stickley Difference Side-Hung and Center-Guided Drawers All drawers in the Pasadena Bunglaow pieces are hand-fitted and numbered, as well as being side-hung and center-guided. This method guarantees proper alignment of the drawer. The center guide keeps the drawer level even when heavily loaded. There is never any pressure against the bottom side edges, hence no scrape or screech and no excessive friction, pulling or tugging.

Over 80 years ago, Leopold Stickley started handcrafting side-hung and center-guided drawers. This uniquely Stickley construction technique has stood the test of time. Though never used by the Greene and Greene brothers in their furniture it was only natural for us to bring this fine construction feature into these new designs.

AN-7310 brOOkside tALL Chest, MAhAL COrAL Stickley Designer Rug

OppOsite: AN-7304 huNtiNgtON tripLe dresser, AN-7309 COviNA LANdsCApe MirrOr, MAhAL COrAL Stickley Designer Rug 241

Discover the Stickley Difference Blind Dovetailed Cross Rails Cross rails dovetailed into end panels strengthen the case from side to side. Separation of the end panels is impossible unless the wood is split apart. This joint is self-locking even before the glue is applied.

It is important for us to remain true to the design elements of Greene and Greene and also to the construction details of our history. At first glance, it appears the cross rails are pegged with African Blackwood. However, the construction is far better than it appears. Cross rails, front and back, are actually blind dovetailed into the corner posts. This will insure the structural stability of the cabinet using techniques made famous by Stickley.

AN-7301 FuLLertON ONe drAwer Night stANd

OppOsite: AN-7314b pAsAdeNA QueeN sLeigh bed, shown in 131 finish option, AN-7301 FuLLertON ONe drAwer Night stANd, sOhO Stickley Designer Rug 242

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AN-7315 gAMbLe hOuse bOOkCAse

Reverse-tapered, splayed legs and a low-slung rake give the Tsuba recliner an edgy flair. The incised carving, cloud-lift decorative motif, and precise African Blackwood joint pins add a fine elegance. Classic Arts & Crafts corbels and through-tenons lend strength and structural integrity. Black-edged cutouts in the shape of a tsuba—the decorated handguard on a samurai sword—highlight the side panels. Like all Stickley Morris chairs this one has an adjustable back, and deep comfortable cushions.

OppOsite: AN7381rL tsubA bustLe bACk reCLiNer, AN-7315 gAMbLe hOuse bOOkCAse, 244

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AN-7367 eAst COLOrAdO rOCker, AN-7369 ArrOyO stOrAge tAbOuret

OppOsite: AN-7377 ArrOyO sOFA tAbLe 247

AN-7370 ArrOyO COCktAiL tAbLe, 96-9072-85-sFL gArNer sOFA (From Sickley Fine Upholstery Collection), shALiMAr gArdeN-Light greeN, Stickley Designer Rug

OppOsite: AN-7375 grACe hiLL dOOr CONsOLe, AN-7376 OrANge grOve MirrOr 248

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AN-7346 bLACker hOuse tv CONsOLe

OppOsite: AN-7371 euCLid COCktAiL tAbLe, AN-7374 bueNA vistA rOuNd LAMp tAbLe, 96-9040-Ch bOONe ChAir (From Stickley Fine Upholstery Collection), CL-8007-84 keeLer sOFA (From Craftsman Leather by Stickley), Stickley Private Rug Collection 251

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AN-7374 bLACker hOuse shOe beNCh

The Blacker House Shoe Bench is a variation on several hallway benches designed by Greene and Greene. Shoe benches were originally designed to hide muddy shoes and boots from sight, but today are often used to conveniently store scarves, hats, and other accessories.

This bench has two seats which open separately to reveal ample storage compartments.

The back is gracefully arched and the bench is accented with African Blackwood.

OppOsite: AN-7378 suMNer LibrAry desk, AN-7356 eAst COLOrAdO ArM ChAir 253

AN-7301 FuLLertON ONe drAwer Night stANd

AN-7302 iNgLewOOd three drAwer Night stANd

AN-7304 huNtiNgtON tripLe dresser

H30 W31 D171/2 Top drawer has removable center divider.

H41 W68 D20 Ten drawers. Top right drawer features a sliding jewelry tray.

AN-7305 LALOMA LiNgerie Chest

AN-7306 gAMbLe hOuse dOOr Chest

AN-7310 brOOkside tALL Chest

H56 W24 D171/2 Seven graduated drawers. Hinged top opens to reveal jewelry tray and mirror.

H67 W45 D20 Fifteen drawers. The mid-center drawer features a sliding jewelry tray. Two doors open to reveal storage area with wire access and one adjustable shelf.

H58 W40 D201/2 Eight graduated drawers

H29 W26 D171/2 Single drawer. Fixed shelf.

Partial detail of inlay on Rosemead Gesso Mirror.

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AN-7308 ArCAdiA vertiCAL MirrOr

AN-7309 COviNA LANdsCApe MirrOr

AN-7316 rOseMeAd gessO MirrOr

H44 W26 D11/2

H37 W51 D11/2

H52 W36 D2 Hand-applied floral design in raised gesso on top rail.

AN-7311b MONterey wOOd QueeN pANeL bed

AN-7311L MONterey wOOd kiNg pANeL bed

H58 W661/2 L851/2 Solid Sapelli and Sapelli quartersawn veneers.

African Blackwood accents.

Footboard height 34

H58 W821/2 L851/2 AN-7311CL MONterey wOOd CALiFOrNiA kiNg bed

AN-7311b-LFb MONterey wOOd QueeN pANeL bed with LOw FOOtbOArd

H58 W661/2 D851/2 Low footboard height 17 Solid Sapelli wood.

H58 W781/2 L891/2

AN-7311L-LFb MONterey wOOd kiNg pANeL bed with LOw FOOtbOArd

H58 W821/2 D851/2 AN-7311CL-LFb MONterey wOOd CALiFOrNiA kiNg pANeL bed with LOw FOOtbOArd

H58 W781/2 D891/2

AN-7314b pAsAdeNA sLeigh QueeN bed

AN-7314L pAsAdeNA sLeigh kiNg bed

H56 W641/2 L941/2 Footboard height 341/2 Solid Sapelli wood.

H56 W801/2 L941/2 AN-7314CL pAsAdeNA sLeigh CALiFOrNiA kiNg bed

AN-7314b-LFb pAsAdeNA sLeigh QueeN bed with LOw FOOtbOArd

AN-7314L-LFb pAsAdeNA sLeigh kiNg bed with LOw FOOtbOArd

H56 W641/2 L941/2 Low footboard height 19 Solid Sapelli wood.

H56 W801/2 L941/2

H56 W761/2 L981/2

AN-7314CL-LFb pAsAdeNA sLeigh CALiFOrNiA kiNg bed with LOw FOOtbOArd

H56 W761/2 L981/2

AN-7376 OrANge grOve MirrOr

AN-7369 ArrOyO stOrAge tAbOuret tAbLe

AN-7390 CArMeL sMALL brACket CLOCk

AN-7391 brAdLey sMALL brACket CLOCk

H401/2 W20

H18 W171/2 D171/2 Hinged top reveals 41/2 ” deep storage area.

H53 /4 W43 /4 D21/4 H51/4 W51/4 D2 Battery-powered quartz movement. Battery-powered quartz movement.

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AN-7353 bLACker hOuse side ChAir

H38 W22 D231/2 Seat height 19

AN-7347 bLACker hOuse shOe beNCh

H38 W23 D24 Arm height 27 Seat height 19

H36 W52 D24 Arm height 25 Seat height 17 Two lift lids with breadboard edges and spring loaded hinge supports. Each storage area is 8” deep.

AN-7355 eAst COLOrAdO side ChAir

AN-7356 eAst COLOrAdO ArM ChAir

AN-7367 eAst COLOrAdO rOCker

H42 W20 D24 Seat height 191/2

H42 W23 D25 Arm height 241/4

H42 W23 D25 Arm height 27 Seat height 181/2

AN-7357 thOrseN rOuNd diNiNg tAbLe

AN-7358 FAir OAks diNiNg tAbLe

H30 Dia. 60 Two 20” leaves, extends to 100”.

H30 W44 L72 Two 20” leaves, extends to 112”.

Also Available: AN-7357-3Lvs

Three 20” leaves, extends to 120”.

AN-7359

H30 Dia. 54 Same as the 7357, extends to 94”.

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AN-7354 bLACker hOuse ArM ChAir

Seat height 191/2

AN-7361-76 sAN MAriNO trestLe diNiNg tAbLe

H30 W42 L76 Two 15” leaves, extends to 106”.

AN-7360 gLeNdALe MObiLe bAr server

H34 W70 D20 (Open) H34 W35 D20 (Closed) Heat and stain resistant black laminate on inside top surfaces. Pacific Silvercloth速 liner in drawer. Adjustable wood shelf behind doors.

AN-7375 grACe hiLL dOOr CONsOLe

AN-7348 gAMbLe hOuse serviNg tAbLe

H30 W341/2 D121/2 One drawer. Two doors.

Adjustable shelf behind doors.

H33 W66 D18 The right drawer is lined with Pacific Silvercloth速.

AN-7351 gAMbLe hOuse ChiNA tOp

AN-7350 gAMbLe hOuse buFFet

AN-7313 gAMbLe hOuse dispLAy CAbiNet

H491/2 W671/2 D151/2 Six individual adjustable shelves with plate grooves. Halogen lights with dimmer. The glass doors on the Gamble House China Cabinet are mullioned to accept four pieces of glass set in with wood quarter rounds in the Stickley tradition.

H34 W65 D181/2 Pacific Silvercloth速 liner in center drawer. Single adjustable wood shelf behind doors. Sapelli and Sapelli quartersawn veneers.

H801/2 W461/2 D171/2 Three adjustable glass shelves with plate grooves. Halogen lights with dimmer.

One drawer. Bronzed mirror back.

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AN-7362 (Detail of carved panel )

AN-7352 bLACker hOuse sidebOArd

H361/2 W61 D20 Pacific Silvercloth® liner in center drawer.

Breadboard ends on top with African Blackwood accents.“Blacker bracket” detail at top of front legs.

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AN-7362 bLACker hOuse sidebOArd with CArved pANeLs

H361/2 W61 D20 Same as AN-7352, with carved Sapelli doors and hidden magnetic latches. This sideboard does not have “Blacker bracket” detail.

AN-7374 bueNA vistA rOuNd LAMp tAbLe

AN-7372 ArrOyO eNd tAbLe

H26 Dia. 28

H26 W23 D28 One drawer.

AN-7315 gAMbLe hOuse bOOkCAse

AN-7346 bLACker hOuse tv CONsOLe

H541/2 W46 D15 Solid Sapelli wood with solid Sapelli pulls with African Blackwood accent.

Three adjustable wood shelves.

May be used singly or bunched.

H21 W581/2 D21 Solid Sapelli wood. Carved doors.

AN-7370 ArrOyO COCktAiL tAbLe

AN-7371 euCLid AveNue trestLe COCktAiL tAbLe

H18 W50 D251/2 One drawer.

H20 W38 L46

AN-7377 ArrOyO sOFA tAbLe

AN-7378 suMNer LibrAry desk

H29 W54 D161/2 One drawer.

H30 W52 D261/2 Three drawers. Center keyboard drawer.

AN-7379 ArrOyO stOrAge COCktAiL tAbLe

H19 W40 D40 Four drawers. One shallow and one deep on either side.

AN-7381rL (Open)

AN-7381LC LOOse CushiON tsubA MOrris ChAir

AN-7382 pAsAdeNA buNgALOw FOOtstOOL

AN-7381rL tsubA bustLe bACk reCLiNer

H141 /2 W241 /2 D181/2

H40 W35 D40

H40 W35 D40 Arm height 241/2 Also Available: AN-7381

Same as the AN-7381LC, with tight fitted cushion.

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Pasadena Bungalow Finish oPtions

131 – Chestnut A beautiful brown hue, darker than the Monte Verde

135 – Monte Verde A new crystalline light, honey-toned finish.

BK2 Option Certain Pasadena Bungalow pieces may be ordered in the 131 finish with hand-rubbed black accent color added to handles, chair back slats, table bases, etc. Specify the “BK2” option, at no extra charge, for this bold and popular alternative look.

NOTE: The images printed here cannot begin to convey the depth, clarity, and beauty of our hand-rubbed finishes. This page is intended only to show the finishes offered. Please use it as a general reference. We encourage you to visit an authorized Stickley dealer near you to experience the beauty of our finishes first hand.

hardware All Pasadena Bungalow Collection knobs and handles are wood, as pictured in images.

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pAsAdeNA buNgALOw COLLeCtiON iNdex

Item No. ............Description ...........................Page No.

Item No. ............Description ...........................Page No.

AN-7301 ..... Fullerton One Drawer Night Stand ....242-243, 254 AN-7302 ..... Inglewood Three Drawer Night Stand ..237, 258, 254 AN-7304 ..... Huntington Triple Dresser ........................240, 254 AN-7305 ..... Laloma Lingerie Chest ......................................254 AN-7306 ..... Gamble House Door Chest ................237-239, 254 AN-7308 ..... Arcadia Vertical Mirror......................................254 AN-7309 ..... Covina Landscape Mirror..........................240, 254 AN-7310 ..... Brookside Tall Chest .................................241, 254 AN-7311 ..... Monterey Wood Panel Bed ................236, 238, 255 AN-7313 ..... Gamble House Display Cabinet ................231, 257 AN-7314 ..... Pasadena Sleigh Bed .................................243, 255 AN-7315 ..... Gamble House Bookcase....................244-245, 258 AN-7316 ..... Rosemead Gesso Mirror ............................234, 254 AN-7346 ..... Blacker House TV Console .......................251, 258 AN-7347 ..... Blacker House Shoe Bench................................256 AN-7348 ..... Gamble House Serving Table ....................233, 257 AN-7350 ..... Gamble House Buffet .........................228-229, 257 AN-7351 ..... Gamble House China Top ..................228-229, 257 AN-7352 ..... Blacker House Sideboard ..........225, 227, 234, 258 AN-7353 ..... Blacker House Side Chair ..................225-227, 256 AN-7354 ..... Blacker House Arm Chair ..................225-227, 256 AN-7355 ..... East Colorado Side Chair ...................228-230, 256 AN-7356 ..... East Colorado Arm Chair ...228-231, 234, 252, 256

AN-7357 ..... Throsen Round Dining Table ............225, 231, 256 AN-7358 ..... Fair Oaks Dining Table ......................228-229, 256 AN-7360 ..... Glendale Mobile Bar Server.......................232, 257 AN-7361 ..... San Marino Trestle Dining Table ........226-227, 256 AN-7362 ..... Blacker Sideboard with carved panels .......235, 258 AN-7367 ..... East Colorado Rocker ...............237, 239, 247, 256 AN-7369 ..... Arroyo Storage Tabouret Table ..................247, 255 AN-7370 ..... Arroyo Cocktail Table ...............................248, 259 AN-7371 ..... Euclid Avenue Trestle Cocktail Table ........250, 259 AN-7372 ..... Arroyo End Table ..............................................258 AN-7374 ..... Buena Vista Round Lamp Table ........250, 253, 258 AN-7375 ..... Grace Hill Door Console ...........................249, 256 AN-7376 ..... Orange Grove Mirror ................................249, 255 AN-7377 ..... Arroyo Sofa Table .....................................246, 259 AN-7378 ..... Summer Library Desk ...............................252, 259 AN-7379 ..... Arroyo Storage Cocktail Table ...........................259 AN-7381 ..... Tsuba Morris Chair ...........................................259 AN-7381RL . Bustle Back Tsuba Morris Chair ................245, 259 AN-7381LC. Loose Cushion Tsuba Morris Chair ...........221, 259 AN-7382 ..... Footstool ..................................................221, 259 AN-7390 ..... Caramel Small Bracket Clock ............................255 AN-7391 ..... Bradley Small Bracket Clock .............................255

AN = Pasadena Collection in sapelli wood.

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The Care of Stickley Furniture Since 1900 Stickley Craftsmen have been making history by creating masterful pieces by hand. From designing each piece to executing the intricate details of making it a work of art, each step is meticulously executed.

Because we have taken so much care in making the antiques of the future, we hope you will cherish each Stickley piece as a precious work of art and care for it accordingly, preserving its original beauty which will undoubtedly be enhanced with age.

• Avoid exposure to strong sunlight. This may cause discoloration.

• When protecting the tops with glass, do not use felt dots, plastic dots, or cork under glass.

• Lift objects, do not drag them.

• Avoid exposure to extreme heat or cold. Table pads are advisable. Trivets and placemats are useful, but will not prevent blushing if utensils are extremely hot.

• Do not use nail polish remover, hair spray or perfume, most of which contain alcohol, near the furniture.

• Be cautious about placing rubber or plastic products on the furniture since a chemical reaction may cause a deterioration in the finish.

• Store table leaves flat in an environment free from extreme temperatures or humidity.

• Do not place heavy objects or table pads on freshly polished surfaces.

Stickley Furniture Dressing It was Leopold Stickley who first captured the inherent beauty of the “aging” of cherry and created a special-formula dressing that preserves and beautifies this mellowed finish through successive applications. The dressing gives full play to the color and unique figuration of the wood. It brings out the clarity, transparency, and depth of finish so necessary to obtaining the full artistic effect. Stickley dressing may be used to advantage on other furniture as well as Stickley pieces. It surpasses other dressings in emphasizing the beauty of choice cabinet wood and in building up the lustrous patina of rare old age.

Some finishes are best maintained with a paste wax. Contact your Stickley dealer or sales professional for specific care instructions or email us at care@stickley.com.

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Conservation and sustainaBility The ultimate in ecological sustainability is a product that retains its usefulness and value over many years. Stickley is wholly focused on building furniture that gets passed from generation to generation. This is furniture for life.

Your grandchildren might choose to touch up the finish, or reupholster the seat, but Stickley pieces are generally as beautiful and functional after a hundred years as when they were first made.

The wild black cherry that is the mainstay of several of our collections comes from Pennsylvania and our home state of New York – where the woods are very clearly expanding rather than contracting. When Stickley first bloomed as a national company a hundred years ago, New York had 10.8 million acres of forest, while Pennsylvania had 8.7 million. Today, forests cover 18.7 million acres in New York, and 16.6 million acres in Pennsylvania.

We buy from small family-owned businesses that have carefully managed their woodlots with us for decades.

The premium white oak that Stickley is most famous for is a renewable crop. Logs are pulled out of mixed forests on private lands one at a time, as they peak, before the tree can decline, die, and then rot. Timber harvest bring light into the forest and allow fresh succession of plant and animal species to flourish.

The tropical mahogany we use in a few of our collections is plantation-grown mahogany. Managed forests like those Stickley relies on can yield sustainable lumber indefinitely.

Our 420,000 sq. ft. factory in Manlius, N.Y. is heated entirely by sawdust collected through a dust collection system which insures a clean and relatively dust free environment. Stickley employees take home oak and cherry scraps to stoke their wood burning stoves during our brisk Central New York winters. The remainder of our wood waste goes to a company that makes heating pellets.

Stickley has just undertaken a major lighting re-fit in our factory, main office, and showrooms. By replacing thousands of fixtures we are cutting our lighting energy use roughly half. Stickley has as extensive Blue Bin program for recycling paper, cardboard, and plastic bottles. Very little of anything wasted.

Efficiency and intelligent conservation are also central to Stickley Fine Upholstery. The down and feather fillings that we employ liberally are all-natural and environmentally friendly. The urethane foams in Stickley-made sofas and chairs contain the maximum percentage of soybean-derived polyols, reducing petroleum inputs. Our urethane foams are PDBE-free. And our hardwood frames are formaldehyde-free.

More than 90 percent of Stickley’s products are still made by our own craftsmen in our upstate New York and North Carolina workshops. We comply with strict federal, state, and local environmental regulations.

We are a member of the Sustainable Furnishings Council. We build solid wood furniture of everlasting value.

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Warranty — Our Lifetime Promise We believe so strongly in the integrity of our workmanship that we offer you the Stickley Lifetime Promise.

We want you to be truly pleased with your Stickley furniture as it becomes an important part of your family for generations to come.

We offer a Manufacturer’s Limited Lifetime Warranty against defects on all case goods except dining and office chairs. Should the furniture fail structurally at any time during the lifetime of the original owner, because of workmanship or material, we will repair or replace at our discretion.

Stickley offers a Five Year Limited Warranty against defects on the following: dining chairs, office chairs, finishes, and mechanical devices (clock movements, recliner mechanisms, etc.). Should these items fail within five years of purchase due to manufacturing defects, we will repair or replace it at our discretion.

This warranty does not apply to fabric or leather supplied by Stickley or the customer. Warranty does not apply to customer damage, alteration, or accident. Seasonal wood movement on solid wood products is normal and is not considered a warranty issue. For a copy of the Stickley Warranty in its entirety, please ask your Stickley retailer or visit us at: www.Stickley.com With proper care, and the Stickley Lifetime Promise, you can be assured that your Stickley furniture is destined to become a cherished family heirloom.

Design Stickley reserves the right to change, modify, discontinue, or improve any product designs, finishes, or specifications at its discretion, and without prior notice.

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