On the cOver: 53400-60-1LvS-PLn exeter round Dining table with Plain top 5352 Manchester hostess chair (2) 72420 Display Wall Units

On THE COvER: 53400-60-1LvS-PLn Exeter Round Dining Table with Plain Top 5352 Manchester Hostess Chair (2) 72420 Display Wall Units

home is a place of warmth and comfort, where you define your style. A place where past memories mix with new, and where furniture plays a role through the generations. Meet Stickley’s Classics Collection, where timeless designs combine with carefully studied beauty.

79210 Owasco cannon Ball Bed

our stickley story To many, their Stickley speaks of generations past. Ours speaks of hope for our generations to come.” – MARC RESETAR, STICkLEY STORY nO. 204 Stickley has long believed that furniture is an art form, and Our first piece of furniture, as we set about to furnish our home, every work of art tells a story. The Stickley story is steeped was a Stickley. A most treasured terrace server arrived as a in history and tradition and spans over a century of skillfully wedding present from Mrs. Stickley, while we eagerly awaited handcrafted, enduring designs of impeccable quality and the Stickley...

Left to right: Alfred Audi, Aminy I. Audi, Edward Audi, Andrea Audi, and Carolyn Audi Fischi Stickley enjoyed an impressive renaissance and is now poised We invite you to immerse yourself in the world of Stickley. to meet the challenges of the future. Discover the roots of our tradition: the pride, passion and spirit The Stickley story would not be complete without acknowledging the many talented and dedicated individuals who make up the Stickley team – the outstanding people that spans generations with such a marvelous story. Through the years, you have graciously invited us into your homes....

Stick le y Cl a ssics Collection leading to true beauty.”

qua lit y. In 1900 Leopold Stickley and his brother, John George, began manufacturing furniture in Fayetteville, New York. Influenced by their older brother Gustav, who is known as the Father of the American Arts and Crafts Movement, Leopold crafted furniture designs of enduring quality and beauty under the name L. & J.G. Stickley. Leopold’s first furniture line, Mission Oak, was very similar to what Gustav was manufacturing at the time at his factory in nearby Eastwood, New York. In 1905, L. & J.G. Stickley participated in their first trade show in Grand Rapids, Michigan, displaying “simple...

Endur ing Cr a ftsm a nship h a nd m a de. in usa . At Stickley our skilled craftspeople create timeless works of art with loving hands, careful attention to detail and an eye for exceptional beauty. We have perfected our process from beginning to end: from selecting the finest lumber, to creating the sturdiest construction features, to finishing each piece of furniture to the best of our ability. Heirloom furniture begins with the careful selection of the finest solid woods. Our wild black cherry from the Adirondacks mellows beautifully with age, developing a rich patina. Mahogany from Honduras...

Accol a des a nd Achie v ements Leopold Stickley is noted as a person “whose art and craftsmanship has contributed mightily to American home life” by the editors of several magazines, including House Beautiful, House & Garden, National Geographic, The New Yorker, Fortune Magazine and others. Congr essiona l R ecor d, 1977 The Congressional Record pays tribute to Alfred and Aminy Audi for their dedication to “the revitalization of an American manufacturer and the restoration of a tradition of quality unmatched in its field.” Stickley is chosen as the Business of the Year by the Syracuse Chamber...

Accol a des a nd Achie v ements Presented to Alfred and Aminy Audi by their dealer family for their “…commitment to craftsmanship and steadfast stewardship of the ideals exemplified by Gustav and Leopold Stickley.” 2011 Region II Entrepreneurial Success Award is given to Aminy and Edward Audi from the Small Business Administration, Syracuse District. Eagle Award Aminy Audi is recognized as a “woman with significant lifetime contributions to the home and furnishings industries.” The Manufacturers Association of Central new York inducts Alfred and Aminy Audi into its “Wall of Fame.” This award...

Audi FAMiLy L. & j.g. STiCkLEy Manlius, nY (present location) ALFrEd & AMiny Audi Manlius, nY 1985–2007 Fayetteville, nY 1974–1985 L. & j.g. STiCkLEy Fayetteville, nY STiCkLEy M AnuFACTuring Co. Syracuse, nY 1919–1974 STiCkLEy ASSoCiATEd CAbinETM AkErS new York City, nY December 19, 1916–March 1, 1919 STiCkLEy & SiMondS ChAir Co. STiCkLEy broThErS CoMPAny Binghamton, nY 1884–1890 john gEorgE

s us t a i n a bl e In 1985 Stickley moved from our Fayetteville factory a few miles down the road to our new world headquarters facility in Manlius, New York, which was then expanded to over 400,000 square feet and outfitted with the most modern technology available. With more than thirty languages spoken at the factory, the legacy of Italian, English, German and Hungarian immigrants who worked at Stickley decades ago are honored by the craftspeople from the five continents who work here today. As we continued to receive requests for quality upholstery and leather pieces crafted with Stickley’s...

The Finger L a k es Dining Collec tion define your style to create a space that is uniquely yours 53400-60-1LVS-PLN Exeter Round Dining Table with Plain Top 5352 Manchester Hostess Chairs (Classics Collection) 72420 Display Wall Units

53410-A Bradford Arm Chair 53410-S Bradford Side Chair 53610-84-2LVS-PRQ Geneva Double Pedestal Extension Table 72300 Naples Buffet

72090-A Tully Arm Chair 72090-S Tully Side Chair 72600-2LVS Ledyard Trestle Table 87090 Weedsport Flip Top Table 72760 Auburn Bookcase

78700 cayuga Buffet 53440-72-2LvS-Grv Waterloo Leg extension table 53430-ch-A Melrose Arm chair 53430-ch-S Melrose Side chair