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Explore Furniture Details, Art Metalwork, Ceramics, Historic Preservation and More Online with “Arts & Crafts In August”
May 23, 2022by Kate Nixon While the country cautiously opens their doors for the summer, the popularity of online events continue to connect those in the world of decorative arts and collecting attracting makers and collectors to such virtual events as Maker’s Meetups, . Among last year’s virtual events was a …
Read More...Important Ceramic Works Up for Bid at Rago’s Thursday Auction
May 11, 2022by Kate Nixon In a 347-lot auction, Rago’s Art and Auction Center presents the Early 20th Century auction starting at 10:00 am Eastern. The auction will present a curated sale of early 20th century American and European design, lighting, and decorative arts. Featuring exceptional works by leading makers of the …
Read More...Online Classes and an Upcoming Auction from Rago
May 4, 2022compiled by Kate Nixon Session 3: Royal Craft: The History of the Roycroft Through the Lens of Six Artwork Wednesday, May 11th at 7pm EST – IN-PERSON at the Power House Saturday, May 14th at 11am EST – VIRTUAL Elbert Hubbard was a Gilded Age businessman who left his …
Read More...The AAPA Convention Kicks Off this Week, Auctions from Toomey and Treadway: The Week At A Glance
April 25, 2022compiled by Kate Nixon The Ira Simon Collection: Sold for the Benefit of the Art Institute of Chicago April 27th at 10:00 AM CDT Toomey & Co Auctioneers Toomey & Co. Auctioneers presents a single-owner sale, The Ira Simon Collection: Sold for the Benefit of the Art Institute …
Read More...Remembering the Overbeck Legacy with Collector Bob Ammerman
April 19, 2022by Kate Nixon For more than five decades, Robert Ammerman has been a collector of both the works of both Overbeck Pottery and stories about the not-so-worldly-known Overbeck sisters. The five sisters, four of whom made up the operations of Overbeck Pottery, turned their small house in Indiana into …
Read More...The “Love Letter” to Rookwood: A Chat with Rookwood Author Bob Batchelor
April 11, 2022by Kate Nixon Cultural historian and author of the 2020 illustrated book Rookwood: The Rediscovery and Revival of an American Icon Bob Batchelor will travel to Blue Ash, Ohio for the American Art Pottery Association’s Convention to deliver a seminar on the legacy of Rookwood. “Rookwood’s History and Legacy: …
Read More...“Walking the Ceramic Line” with Ulysses Grant Dietz
April 5, 2022by Kate Nixon Ulysses Grant Dietz is busy these days. With a presentation at the American Art Pottery Association Convention on April 29th, the opening of his new exhibition for the Newark Museum of Art, and his upcoming curated tour of Newport, Rhode Island mansions shown on HBO’s own …
Read More...Stickley Sideboards, Grueby Green and Yellow, and Pleasing Patinas: Highlights from the AcStickley Auction
March 28, 2022by Kate Nixon On March 26th, 2022, California Historical Design hosted the latest AcStickley Auction, offering furniture, ceramics, lighting, metalwork, textiles and more Arts & Crafts era crafts. The Alameda auctionhouse on the golden coast offered up Arts & Crafts Furniture by Gustav Stickley, L&JG Stickley, Stickley Brothers, Charles …
Read More...The Pinwill Sisters, Heavy Metal and More
March 19, 2022by Kate Nixon Editor’s note: this article has been edited to include information about Saturday’s virtual visit to the Parker House. Virtual Presentations A Virtual Visit to the Parker House Saturday, March 26th at 4:00 PM EST Online classroom via Zoom Hosted by the Stickley Museum at Craftsman …
Read More...Arts and Crafts Jewels of the Golden State: Frances Gearhart and California Historical Design
March 14, 2022by Kate Nixon Above (left to right): The works of Frances Gearhart that sold well at Toomey & Co’s Fine Art, Furniture & Decorative Arts Auction on March 2nd: Fish Market (ca. 1930), Morning on the Elkhorn (ca. 1930), and Untitled Landscape. (R) An early Gustav Stickley headboard ($6,500 …
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