Furniture AMERICAN HISTORY, 1845- 2002
In the Widdicomb family, furniture ran in the blood. Furniture maker George Widdicomb emigrated from England to the US in 1845, eventually setting up shop in Syracuse, NY, before moving to Michigan. There, he opened a shop with his four sons, including John Widdicomb, who helped carry the family legacy into the 20th century. In 1897 he created the John Widdicomb CO., which was bought by Albert Stickley in 2002. Today, Stickley continues to produce John Widdicomb furniture, including French, Italian, English and Russian reproductions, as well as modern Mid Century works. John Widdicomb furniture are an asset to use and cherish as they gain value with time.
These oversized (30” wide) side tables are signed by John Widdicomb and were made with burl type wood and high polished veneer in a fantastic quality workmanship. This set has been lightly restored, and is in very good condition. A John Widdicomb pair of night stands is very rare and this one is truly striking. The price for night stands sets like this go up to $10k online. Delivery is possible to be arranged.
We are asking $2975 for the pair.
Negotiable.
By appointment to see; serious inquirers only, please call or text - no email preferably. Local cash sale.
Thanks.