Numbered Heirlooms, Custom Artistry & Historic American Tributes
Each year, Stickley releases a strictly limited Collector's Edition: a historically inspired showpiece produced only during that calendar year. Bearing a custom commemorative medallion and crafted with extraordinary details such as artisan art tiles, stained glass, and specialty inlays, these rare pieces become instantly collectible family heirlooms.
Every commemorative piece carries an engraved serial medallion verifying authentic limited provenance.
Historic floral splat carvings and decorative post accents crafted in solid quartersawn white oak.
True architectural joinery assembled by Stickley's most senior Manlius cabinetmakers.
Produced exclusively during its commemorative release year, making each piece an enduring heirloom treasure.
Stickley must be touched to be truly understood: the silkiness of hand-rubbed quartersawn oak, the satisfying weight of solid wood drawers, and the scent of full-grain leather. Visit our dedicated gallery showrooms in the Fields Ertel / Loveland area, Florence, and Louisville for certified Stickley design consultations and complete custom finish samples.
Hand-rubbed patinas, quartersawn white oak, and heirloom leathers are best appreciated firsthand. Explore our 3 dedicated Midwest galleries.
Produced exclusively during its commemorative release year, each Collector's Edition piece combines rare artisan materials, custom serial medallions, and master cabinetmaking in Manlius, New York.
Every commemorative piece is permanently inset with an individually numbered brass medallion recording its authenticity, production year, and collector registration in the official Stickley historical archives.
Specialty commemorative releases often incorporate custom hand-pressed ceramic art tiles crafted by heritage American art potteries, glazed in period-accurate earthy tones and set flush into solid oak frameworks.
Built exclusively by Stickley's most experienced senior craftsmen in Manlius, New York, using hand-pinned mortise-and-tenon joints, blind dovetails, and hand-fitted structural corner blocks.
Collector's editions feature unique marquetry patterns cut from contrasting exotic species, mother-of-pearl, copper, or pewter, designed to commemorate historic American Arts & Crafts milestones.
Cases and storage benches are assembled with four-corner English dovetails and solid hardwood bottom runners, guaranteeing smooth glide and unwavering structural rigidity across multiple family generations.
Finished with proprietary multi-step staining, glazing, and waxing techniques that emphasize natural medullary ray flecks and protect heirloom value for auctions and family estates for centuries to come.
Stickley only releases one Collector's Edition piece each year, and once that calendar year closes, the tooling is retired permanently. We have clients who order them sight unseen the morning the announcement drops because thirty years later, those numbered pieces routinely sell for more than their original price at auction.
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Because every Stickley piece is made to order with your choice of solid hardwood species, hand-rubbed finish, custom hardware, and curated upholstery, pricing is tailored directly to your build.
From historic Fayetteville and Onondaga to contemporary Aurora and Madison stains.
Transported and set up by Furniture Fair's own trained delivery team, never outsourced freight.
Certified Stickley design consultants assist with floor plans, scale, and custom finish selection.
A Stickley Collector's Edition is a rare, limited-run commemorative piece released once annually to celebrate Stickley's historic heritage and master craftsmanship. Produced exclusively during its designated calendar year, each piece features a solid brass serial medallion, archival collector registration, and specialized artisan details such as custom art pottery tiles, intricate marquetry, or rare historic hardware.
Yes. Every Stickley Collector's Edition item is permanently inset with an individually numbered brass medallion recording its production sequence and commemorative year. Ownership can be registered directly with the Stickley historical archives in Manlius, New York, establishing authenticated provenance that supports resale and auction value for generations.
Maintain your Collector's Edition piece by dusting gently with a soft, clean cotton cloth. Avoid placing it in direct, unshaded sunlight or directly over forced-air heating vents. Do not use commercial aerosol polishes or silicone wax. For periodic preservation, use Stickley's recommended wood care polish, which nourishes the natural hand-rubbed finish and protects inlaid pottery tiles and commemorative medallions.
Because Collector's Edition pieces are produced in limited quantities, Furniture Fair coordinates allocations through our three dedicated regional Stickley Showroom Galleries: Fields Ertel in Loveland, Ohio; the Front Building Gallery in Florence, Kentucky; and Louisville on Taylorsville Road in Kentucky. Contact our certified Stickley specialists to view available showroom display pieces or place an advance reservation.
Collector's Edition pieces are strictly produced during their commemorative year; once the production calendar closes, the molds and serialized medallions are retired. However, Furniture Fair's certified specialists maintain direct contact with Stickley's factory archives and collector network, occasionally locating archival inventory or advising on current commemorative releases.
In accordance with Stickley manufacturer policies and the exclusive nature of serialized annual releases, pricing is quote-only. Depending on wood species selection (quartersawn white oak vs. solid cherry), custom finish options, and commemorative pottery or leather packages, our Stickley specialists provide personalized quotes and availability confirmation.
Commemorative Collector's Edition furniture is transported and set up exclusively by Furniture Fair's own trained in-house delivery team. We never use third-party freight services. Our professionals blanket-wrap the piece, transport it with white-glove care, place it in your designated room, and assist with initial placement.
Whether you are furnishing a formal dining room, designing a restful master bedroom retreat, or selecting hand-burnished leather seating, explore Stickley by room category and historic collection.
The iconic 1900 Craftsman movement. Quartersawn white oak, pinned mortise-and-tenon joints, butterfly keys, and through-tenon construction.
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Organic, sculptural mid-century lines in solid American walnut with gently radiused joints and Scandinavian warmth.
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Eight-way hand-tied coil springs, solid hardwood frames, and hand-burnished top-grain leathers that soften gracefully over time.
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Prairie-school architecture brought into the home with pierced slats, post-and-beam construction, and subtle stepped profiles.
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Softened curves, faceted post corners, and reverse-taper legs designed to transition between traditional architecture and modern open floor plans.
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Lightened Craftsman silhouettes featuring graceful arched lower rails and iconic floral inlays crafted from pewter, copper, and exotic woods.
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