Saving an Early Morris Chair
Q #1 - I just got a very crusty, but original finish L. & J. Stickley early Onandaga Shop #768 Morris chair. I have been after this chair for close to 30 years and the opportunity presented itself last week and I took it. It was part of…
An East Aurora Update
Our friends over in East Aurora are gearing up for a busy October and we wanted to pass the word along that if you haven't already purchased your tickets for the following events, you should go ahead and do so because they're moving quick!
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Pre-Conference Workshops Filling Up Quickly!
Head, Heart and Hand: The Arts and Crafts Motto
You cannot truly appreciate what has gone into a piece of Arts and Crafts furniture, textile, pottery, tile or metalware until you have rolled up your sleeves and sunk your hands into it. We can…
How I Came to Know the Man Behind the Curtain
I wish I could get away with saying, “Behind every successful business is a successful woman” because I really do love a good, strong female lead – shocking, I know. However, in the rarest of occasions (I kid. I kid.) a company comes along…
An American Look: Stickley Exhibition Closing Soon
On September 22nd, The Everson Museum will be closing their exhibition An American Look: Fashion, Decorative Arts and Gustav Stickley after its three month run. If you're in the Syracuse area be sure to stop in as this exhibition has compiled…
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ArtsandCraftsCollector.com is a website dedicated to exploring the works, artisans, historical origins and the contemporary revival of the American Arts & Crafts Movement. The historic movement started as a response to the country’s Industrial Revolution and encouraged simple design paying tribute to the natural world over the intricate design of the Victorian era.