I am looking for a mirror for a Stickley dresser. I saw the type I
want some time ago, but not lately. The style I want has some detail
like grating in it--kind of a delicate detail. I thought I had gotten
some pictures of the type I was looking for, but I guess I was
dreaming that I did. Can anyone point me to a web site or web sites
that have some pictures of some real nice unusual Arts & crafts
dresser mirrors? I have been downloading some I have been seeing here
and there, but nothing that has a real spectacular look to it. All I
have seen have been kind of boring.
Thanks to both of you. I think I was just a little stuck. The
additional key words should help. The web site has a couple of very
nice designs and the great buildings web site I have seen before, but
have lost track of. That site is interesting for many more reasons
than my mirror request.
"John" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> Check out the catalog at this site and you might find something you like.
>
> http://www.treadwaygallery.com/12-3-2000-sale/catalog/arts&crafts/index.html
>
> John
>
>
> "Eric Anderson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I am looking for a mirror for a Stickley dresser. I saw the type I
> > want some time ago, but not lately. The style I want has some detail
> > like grating in it--kind of a delicate detail. I thought I had gotten
> > some pictures of the type I was looking for, but I guess I was
> > dreaming that I did. Can anyone point me to a web site or web sites
> > that have some pictures of some real nice unusual Arts & crafts
> > dresser mirrors? I have been downloading some I have been seeing here
> > and there, but nothing that has a real spectacular look to it. All I
> > have seen have been kind of boring.
Check out the catalog at this site and you might find something you like.
http://www.treadwaygallery.com/12-3-2000-sale/catalog/arts&crafts/index.html
John
"Eric Anderson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I am looking for a mirror for a Stickley dresser. I saw the type I
> want some time ago, but not lately. The style I want has some detail
> like grating in it--kind of a delicate detail. I thought I had gotten
> some pictures of the type I was looking for, but I guess I was
> dreaming that I did. Can anyone point me to a web site or web sites
> that have some pictures of some real nice unusual Arts & crafts
> dresser mirrors? I have been downloading some I have been seeing here
> and there, but nothing that has a real spectacular look to it. All I
> have seen have been kind of boring.
On Wed, 19 May 2004 15:08:19 -0400, "John" <[email protected]>
brought forth from the murky depths:
>Check out the catalog at this site and you might find something you like.
>
>http://www.treadwaygallery.com/12-3-2000-sale/catalog/arts&crafts/index.html
Wow, that's some really nice stuff. The first pic, the Grueby vase,
is stunning, and the Stickley/Ellis servers are great. The $60,000
bookcase threw me, though. <thud>
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Eric Anderson wrote:
> I am looking for a mirror for a Stickley dresser. I saw the type I
> want some time ago, but not lately. The style I want has some detail
> like grating in it--kind of a delicate detail. I thought I had gotten
> some pictures of the type I was looking for, but I guess I was
> dreaming that I did. Can anyone point me to a web site or web sites
> that have some pictures of some real nice unusual Arts & crafts
> dresser mirrors? I have been downloading some I have been seeing here
> and there, but nothing that has a real spectacular look to it. All I
> have seen have been kind of boring.
For less than 20 bucks you can get two volumes of Stickley catalogs from
Amazon.
In addition to "Arts and Crafts" you might try searching on "Prairie School"
or "Prairie Style". If you're talking about detail in the mirror itself
there's an expensive book "Light Screens: The Complete Leaded Glass
Windows of Frank Lloyd Wright" that should give you plenty of ideas.
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