Period illustration of a Stickley oak bookcase with glazed doors and through-tenon joints — Craftsman Homes (1909), via Internet Archive. Public domain (published 1926 or earlier, U.S.). View source

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Stickley Bookcase with Glazed Doors and Through-Tenons (1909)

An illustration from Craftsman Homes of a Stickley bookcase that makes decoration out of its structure, with glazed doors, visible through-tenons and simple pulls.

Stickley's furniture showed off its joinery as ornament. This bookcase has two glazed doors divided into small panes, side stiles that run past the top and bottom, and keyed through-tenons where the shelves meet the sides. It is a perfect model for Arts and Crafts cabinet fronts: frame-and-panel doors with divided lights, square proportions and visible, honest construction.

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Glazed divided-light doors with CNC-cut through-tenon details in quarter-sawn oak; Signature tier.

A custom version typically runs $75–$125 per sq ft, shipped finished.

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