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Metal and Enamel: A Magic Combination – The Works of the Elusive Gertrude Twichell
March 21, 2023by Kate Nixon Editor’s note: this article has been republished in honor of Women’s History month. Original date of publication: August 11th, 2020. This weekend, the latest Zoom course offered from the Stickley Museum will explore the contributions made from “Tough as Nails” female metalworkers of the Arts and …
Read More...Early Craftsman Studios Works, A Roycroft Rarity, A Fulper “First Fifteen” and More at CHD this Saturday
March 17, 2023by Kate Nixon This Saturday, March 18th, California Historical Design in Alameda, California will hold its AcStickley Arts & Crafts Auction Starting Mar 18, 2023 at 11 AM Pacific Daylight Time (2PM Eastern). This 951-lot auction has an impressive selection of furniture, metalwork, lighting, art, prints, ceramic and art …
Read More...Silent Auction Returns To the National Arts and Crafts Conference
January 25, 2023by Bruce Johnson It has become one of the most anticipated features of the National Arts and Crafts Conference. The silent auction at the National Arts and Crafts Conference at the Grove Park Inn in Asheville, North Carolina, February 22, 2014. Photo by Ray Stubblebine Started nearly 15 years …
Read More...Small Group Discussion Sessions at the GPI Announced for 2023
December 20, 2022A Small Group Discussion during the National Arts and Crafts Conference at the Grove Park Inn in Asheville, North Carolina, February 21, 2014. Photo by Ray Stubblebine One annual tradition that Arts & Crafts enthusiasts and collectors from around the country can look forward to is the ability …
Read More...American Art Pottery at Auction: 2022 at a Glance
December 14, 2022by Kate Nixon In a year where we saw the return of in-person shows and auctions, the auction world continued to see collectors buy ceramic works at a furious pace and surpassed a couple of world records in the process. From Marblehead to Newcomb College, 2022 was another memorable …
Read More...Learn About Cuerda Seca Ceramic Technique and The Lamps of Limbert in February!
November 23, 2022by Kate Nixon Arts and Crafts Show Demonstrations – included in Show admission! Cuerda-Seca: Linear Arts and Crafts Ceramic Techniques with John Post of Hog Hill Pottery Linear designs have defined the patterns in Crafts for thousands of years, in Ceramics, Stained Glass, and Enameling. The Cuerda-Seca technique (Cuerda-Seca …
Read More...Toomey’s Rookwood & Keramics This Week Plus A Benefit Auction for Rose Valley
October 31, 2022by Kate Nixon Keramics & Rookwood Hosted by Toomey & Co Auctioneers Wednesday, November 2nd, 10:00 AM Central Toomey & Co online catalog Curated by Toomey & Co’s Director of Ceramics Riley Humler, the Keramics & Rookwood quarterly auction on November 2nd will show, in its more than …
Read More...Learn From a Roycroft Master – The Return of the Pre-Conference Workshops in February
October 18, 2022by Kate Nixon In keeping with the Arts & Crafts philosophy of “Head, Heart and Hand”, each year we offer individuals who are planning to arrive early to the National Arts & Crafts Conference the opportunity to take a pre-conference workshop. These workshops are hands-on and are designed to …
Read More...The Rarities of Rhead, the Details of Newcomb, and A World Record Smashed: Decorative Arts at Auction In Review
September 29, 2022by Kate Nixon Fall Art and Design Auction Treadway Gallery, September 18th Clockwise from top left: A Handel lamp ($2,000-$3,000) made of obverse painted glass and metal sold for $5,000.00; a signed Newcomb College vase ($7,500-$8,500) by K.S. Wraight …
Read More...Overbeck Pottery: the Pains and Triumphs of a Family Business
September 28, 2022by Kate Nixon In the Western Indiana city of Cambridge City, four sisters bucked the conventional turn of the century route to marry young and instead created a pottery firm in the basement of their parents’ house. The vases created from this family home became valued items in art …
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