Stickley Small Server

Build this rare, single-drawer version of a Stickley classic. Its timeless styling and compact size will complement any room.

By Willie Sandry

Originally cataloged as a sideboard, this #802 Gustav Stickley Server was a wider, two-drawer version. The full-size form was very popular in the early 1900s and has continued to be prized by collectors. Voorhees Craftsman, a purveyor of antique Arts & Crafts-style furniture in Pasadena, found a rare single-drawer version that they dubbed a small server. It might have been a one-off custom order from the Stickley factory in Syracuse, New York, or perhaps a rare uncatalogued form. At any rate, its compact size functions perfectly as a server for a smaller home. It would also make a nice entry table or nightstand. If you’ve built other tables with drawers, this project should be well within your skill set. Preparing Quartersawn Stock Round up some attractive 4/4 quartersawn white oak so you…

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Woodworker's Journal (Digital) - 1 Issue, February 2024

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