P.O. Box 72
Dunstable, MA- Massachusetts 01827
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Antique Tiles 978.649.4983
The best selection of antique tiles in the USA. We have been dealing in antique tiles for some 20 years and hand select the best quality we can find. We help the collector as well as working with people doing unique installations.
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Beauport (Sleeper-McCann House) 978.283.0800
Designed in 1907 as a summer cottage, this home has since evolved into a forty room house with a well-known collection of both American and European art and objects arranged in themes. Open to the public.
75 Eastern Point Boulevard
Gloucester, MA- Massachusetts 01901http://www.HistoricNewEngland.org
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Boston Public Library 617.536.5400
Among the extensive collection of artwork in the library are examples by Arts & Crafts printmaker Arthur Wesley Dow and other Arts & Crafts artists and photographers.
700 Boylston Street
Boston, MA- Massachusetts 02116http://www.bpl.org
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Cooper’s Cottage Lace, LLC 866.579.5223
Cooper’s Cottage Lace offers the most distinctive selection of Arts and Crafts Madras Lace Curtains available for contemporary and historic interiors. They are designed by renowned artisans Dard Hunter, Yoshiko Yamamoto, Laura Wilder and Steve Bauer.
P.O. Box 324
Amherst, MA- Massachusetts 01004http://www.cottagelace.com
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Fairsted 617.566.1689
Although the farmhouse at Fairsted dates from 1810, Arts & Crafts landscape designer Frederick Law Olmsted designed the grounds, which have since been restored by the National Park Service.
Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Sit
99 Warren Street
Brookline, Massachusetts 02445http://www.nps.gov/fria/
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Heard House Museum 978.356.2811
Arts & Crafts printmaker Arthur Wesley Dow is the focus of the Heard House collection arranged by the Ipswich Historical Society. The Society’s collection includes more than one hundred works by Dow, several of which are typically on display.
54 South Main Street
Ipswich, Massachusetts 01938http://www.ispwichmuseum.org
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Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum 617.566.1401
Designed by Willard Sears for Isabella Stewart Gardner in 1902, Fenway Court was both her home and eventually a museum. Gardner’s collection includes numerous examples from the Arts & Crafts era as well as famous artworks from the period.
280 Fenway
Boston, Massachusetts 02115http://www.gardnermuseum.org
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Museum of Fine Arts 617.267.9300
The museum’s collection often has on display works by several well-known Arts & Crafts firms including Dedham, Grueby and Marblehead potteries, as well as silver and furniture.
465 Hunington Avenue
Boston, Massachusetts 02115http://www.mfa.org
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Stuart F Solomon Antiques & Interiors 413.586.7776
Located in downtown Northampton Massachusetts, we carry a sizable inventory of furniture, lighting, and accessories from the Arts & Crafts period / appointment advised / always interested in buying as well as selling.
9 3/4 Market Street
Northhampton, Massachusetts 01060http://www.ssolomon.com
antiques@ssolomon.com
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