Up for your consideration is a wonderful hand made Tobey Furniture Co. leaded glass w/ roses pink & green glass fireplace screen. The frame is made with beautiful quarter sawn oak wood. It measures 54" wide x 34 1/2" tall and the base is 15" deep. The condition is good for the age with 2 small cracked pieces of glass. Pickup in Chicago is highly recommended, our pickup zip code is 60618. We can help with shipping email for a quote. Please scroll down to view all the pictures and feel free to ask questions. Arts and Crafts collectors may know that the Tobey Furniture Company briefly marketed Gustav Stickley's so-called "New Furniture" for a few months beginning in the fall of 1900. The Tobey Furniture Company was in business for ninety-eight years, from 1856 to 1954. Tobey sold not only Gustav Stickley's "New Furniture", but also "mission" or Arts and Crafts funiture manufactured for Tobey by Leopold and John George Stickley, which Tobey sold under its "Russmore" trademark. Tobey also sold "mission" or Arts and Crafts furniture that it made in its own workshop, promoting it (as well as other styles of furniture) as "Tobey Hand-Made Furniture." The Tobey brothers, Charles and Frank, were leaders in the Chicago business community and in the national furniture industry. Tobey's general manager, George Clingman, for a time also the company's chief buyer and designer, was granted patents for his "mission" or Arts and Crafts furniture designs, including a patent for the iconic "Tobey Chair." Source: The Tobey Furniture Company, Chicago, Illinois Gustav Stickley Paperback 2012 by Toby Furniture Co (Author), Turn of the Century Editions (Editor) This book provides not only an illustrated 38-page history of the Tobey Furniture Company, but also provides for the first time unabridged reprints of Tobey's 1900 New Furniture catalogue, Tobey's 1901 New Furniture in Weathered Oak catalogue, and Tobey's 1903 Russmore Furniture catalogue. 182 pp.

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