Flowers & Monsters at the American Swedish Museum
Article originally published by Eve. M. Kahn in the New York Times on March 31st, 2016. Posted here with introduction by ArtsAndCraftsCollector.com.
This week here at ArtsAndCraftsCollector.com, we're excited to share with you an exhibition…
At Humler & Nolan, A Collector’s Paradise Awaits You
During the 1980s, and maybe even earlier, rumors among Rookwood Pottery collectors and fans circulated about the Glover Collection and the man who amassed it. Many had heard of its existence but few had seen it. Talk abounded about the wonderful,…
At Humler & Nolan, A Collector’s Paradise Awaits You
During the 1980s, and maybe even earlier, rumors among Rookwood Pottery collectors and fans circulated about the Glover Collection and the man who amassed it. Many had heard of its existence but few had seen it. Talk abounded about the wonderful,…
Historic Seattle To Host Two Arts & Crafts Events
We're excited to share two upcoming events hosted by Historic Seattle. Read below for information on these two important talks and makes your plans to attend today!
Bay Area Copper 1900-1950
Thursday, October 27th
This program is co-sponsored…
National A&C Conference Book Club Selections Announced!
Arts and Crafts collectors are also Arts and Crafts readers -- which helps explain why we have such a wonderful array of periodicals, quarterlies, newsletters, web sites and books to choose from. Some provide us with information on what we collect;…
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