In the late 1980s, Stickley Furniture Co. began reproducing Mission style furniture, using some of the original designs from the Stickley brothers. (Courtesy of Stickley Furntiture Co. ) At the turn ...

Alfred J. Audi, who sensed a demand for Mission-style furniture and built a large furniture maker and retailer on reproductions of the style, died Sept. 29 at his home in Fayetteville, N.Y. He was 69.

Ray Stubblebine and his wife Ula Ilnytzky live and breathe Stickley. Their collecting habit is obvious — every piece of furniture in every room of their 1911 Craftsman home is Stickley, either ...

The Stickley Roadshow arrived on a brisk Thursday evening in January at the Paramus showroom of the historic Stickley, Audi & Co., which opened its doors to a crowd of 25 people eager to learn a few ...

Brendan McGinn, left, a great-great-grandson of furniture maker Gustav Stickley, and Christopher Wiles, a great-grandson of Stickley, sit on a Stickley couch at Dalton's American Decorative Arts store ...

Syracuse, N.Y. — Strolling through the Syracuse home of famed furniture maker Gustav Stickley feels like escaping back to the beginning of the American Arts and Crafts movement he helped to father.

The Marston House Museum, an outstanding 1905 Arts and Crafts mansion designed by Hebbard & Gill in Balboa Park, is presenting “Gustav Stickley and Friends” to complement the San Diego Museum of Art’s ...

Gustav Stickley built houses as if they were furniture and designed furniture as if it were architecture. Although his furniture factory was in Syracuse, N.Y., Stickley is also a Jersey boy, because ...

Pat Hughes’ two grown children give him a hard time about his fondness for Stickley furniture and its mission-style home decor. Fondness is an understatement. The Holland resident likes to read about ...

“My mom was an antiques collector,” Margaret Bohen explained in an email to the column asking for help and an appraisal. “This chair was in our house from the late 1970’s/early 1980s. It is the one ...

Alfred Audi, 69, who rescued the L. & J.G. Stickley Co. from near financial collapse and restored it as one of America’s preeminent furniture makers, died Saturday at his home in Fayetteville, N.Y., ...