Good Morning Friends,
In 1922 Leopold Stickley announced the introduction of the Cherry Valley Collection;
a "line of period designs in popular finishes." These adaptations of traditional New England and Pennsylvania furnishings included trestle tables, corner cupboards, dressers and Windsor chairs fashioned from wild black cherry wood from the Adirondacks.

Respectfully,

Ralph Jones

I inherited a chair evidently from L Stickley Cherry Valley collection. Is there a goood resouce to check pictures, determine values, etc?

Hello Dave,
If you could post a picture of the chair I could look in my books and try to give you an estimate. Understand that just looking at a picture is not like looking at the chair in person and my estimate could be either high or low.
The best way to find out is in the yellow pages for antique appraisers.

Respectfully,

Don't have picture posting capability. The chair does have the "Stickley, Fayetteville, Syracuse" imprint. It has a rush seat, turnings very unlike the earlier Stickley pieces and an unusual foot.

Hello Dave,
Without being able to see the chair and know what condition it is in, I am reluctant to quote a price on the chair. However there are chairs in my books made by L & JG Stickley that range in price from $250 to $5545. So you can see why I can't give you an estimate.

Respectfully,

Ralph Jones