Collector’s Guide

A Beginner’s Guide to British A&C Silver: Part 2

In this second article celebrating British Arts & Crafts silver we focus on a timeline and collectors guide regarding the key makers and designers from around 1890 to 1914. The Arts and Crafts movement favored metalwork produced in affordable…

A Beginner’s Guide to British A&C Silver: Part 1

Anthony Bernbaum has for the last ten years been a passionate collector and researcher on British Arts and Crafts silver. A few months ago he made the natural step to dealer, forsaking his nearly thirty year career in financial services. On…

The British A&C Experience: Tile Style

We are always excited when we receive emails from Elaine Hirschl Ellis, President of Arts & Crafts Tours. Especially when they're chock full of all the details of their latest, incredibly curated tours centered around the Arts and Crafts…

The Arts & Crafts Coppersmithing Tradition

Previously Published on Berkeleyside on August 20th, 2015 Article and Photos by Melati Citrawireja Audel Davis (pictured) and his wife, Lynne, live in a home tucked down a shady street off University Avenue. Apart from a few pesky crows that…

Of Cottages and Castles

The Pasadena Museum of California Art has the Arts & Crafts Community in mind once again as they masterfully present, Of Cottages and Castles: The Art of California Faience. It is open through April 3rd, 2016. One of the longest enduring…

Lights On The Prairie: The New Aesthetic

Originally Published in the October 2015 Edition of the Two Red Roses Foundation Newsletter The development and emergent use of the electric light bulb in the late years of the nineteenth century prompted designers and craftspeople to consider…

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