L & Jg Stickley Round End Tables

MOST of what you see is 12 - 16 weeks lead time to order.

$300. Scheduling deposit and then 25% when we begin. Balance and shipping on completion. We send out color chips when we get a scheduling deposit.

I will, however, post about a dozen pieces that are already in various stages of completion around the shop, but not spoken for. These would be available anywhere from immediately to 4 weeks out.

Arts and Crafts furniture, handmade one piece at a time, has been our sole enterprise since 1984. The shop consists of Michael and Judy, who have homesteaded the land since the hippies and the, "back to the land", movement of the early 1970s. Adding on, in the early 80s were the twins Jennifer and Alana, and quickly thereafter, Christopher.

We own and manage a 160 Acre, sustainable "Tree Farm" near the headwaters of the Buffalo National River and the Ozark National Forest, in NW Arkansas, where we raise, log, saw and kiln dry our own lumber for our furniture. We also produce all the building lumber needed for our homes and shop. Our Mobile Dimension Sawmill has been providing lumber from our logs since 1978.
Our work was used to reacquire the Copyright on the Roycroft Orb-and-Cross, and we were the first to produce and display a comprehensive grouping of Stickley reproduction furniture at the Grove Park conference in 1989. You will find our furniture among collections of the finest Masters of the style, notably in "Brantwoode" in Hellensburgh, Scotland. We were chosen to design pieces for the Governor's Reception Room, Old Supreme Court Chambers, and Senate Chambers for the Capitol Restoration Project in Little Rock, Arkansas.
In keeping with our complete dedication to "sustainability", one of our Podiums was chosen for Geddes Hall at Notre Dame University. The entire project of the building, fittings, and furniture incorporated sustainable products wherever possible. The effort has received numerous Awards for its comprehensive "green" design.

Our commitment is simple….
Tastefully designed, handmade, functional furniture of unsurpassed quality.

To ensure an enduring enterprise, we add a broad measure of sustainability to our efforts……
We selectively harvest trees from our timberland, which has been managed in the American "Tree Farm" system since 1978. We also maintain a low impact lifestyle, by being largely self-sufficient. Several acres of Organic garden and orchard fill 8 freezers each year. We heat our house, shop, water, and studio, over 10,000 sq ft, with wood that is cut on the property.

We stand firm in our commitment to honor the treasure that is our forests by producing a high quality product that is desirable and durable, through a process that is sustainable and ecologically sound.

To view sustainability through the narrow focus of changing to LED light bulbs, or using less gasoline, is really an attempt to justify an elaborate ruse. It is the core of our lives that need to be shifted towards a more durable path.

The interaction between artisan, customer, and community is a first step along one of those paths. We humanize and personalize what has become a monolithic consumption pyramid. We do not build furniture to sell to you….rather, we build furniture FOR you.

We rely on tasteful design and uncompromising craftsmanship to define our view of the past and the future of the Arts & Crafts Movement. Our furniture will continue to enhance lives long after we are dust. We regard the privilege of affecting your life with our work with the utmost seriousness.

WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK TO EXCEED YOUR EXPECTATIONS.

WE GUARANTEE THAT OUR FINISH WILL SPOIL YOU FOREVER.

WE GUARANTEE THE FINEST FIT, FINISH, AND ATTENTION TO DETAIL, PERIOD.

For MANY more examples of our work in hi-def photos, visit
https://www.deviantart.com/dryadstudios
Click on most of the pictures there 2X, and a large, high definition image will open.