Beautiful Stickley HARVEY ELLIS Cherry Dining Table - Mission Collection - Very Good condition. The table has been used sparingly and does show some very light wear. However the hand rubbed finish has been well protected and cared for. Very sturdy and solid - this American craftsmanship will last for many, many years to come.

• WOOD SPECIES:  Cherry
• DIMENSIONS:  Height 30", Width 44", Length 72"
• DESCRIPTION:  Inlay on four corners of table. Standard with two 15" leaves. Extends to 8'6". 
• APRON CLEARANCE: 25" - 26.5"
• FINISH:    003 - Aged Old Mansion (approximate - this is our best guess - no finish markings that we can tell)
• MODEL:   91-1797-3LVS
• Pictured Crate & Barrel chairs and accents are NOT included in this listing - See our other listings to view these great chairs

    003 - Aged Old Mansion   - Warm orange-red tones simulate an antique finish.

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Mission Collection
The images shown here can not begin to convey the depth, clarity, and beauty of Stickley’s hand-rubbed finishes. Please use these images for general reference only, and not as the sole basis for making a decision. Sheen levels are satin-to-medium.

• Don't wait 9 months to fill your order with the factory - This beautiful set is available for purchase now and can be yours immediately
• Pictured Crate & Barrel chairs are not included, but are also available for purchase - see our current listings!

From the Stickley Website - a little history......

Our story began with three words: Als Ik Kan – "to the best of my ability." This old Flemish craftsman's phrase has been the guiding principle of Stickley. Gustav Stickley marked his product with the phrase to assure customers that Stickley furniture was of the finest quality, every piece made with honor, integrity, and pride. The principle was solidly embodied in the treasured early 20th century Mission Oak antiques of L. & J.G. Stickley and the Craftsman Workshops.

Leopold Stickley's colonial-inspired Cherry Valley Collection, introduced in the 1920s, honored the tradition of early American craftsmen. The beloved collection continued throughout the following decades, earning Leopold the title "The Revered Dean of Cabinetmakers." The beauty, the richness, and the uncompromised quality of The Cherry Valley Collection continued to echo the fine craftsmanship of the past.