New Jersey

Arnie Small and Barbara Gerr have been buying and selling pottery for 15 years. Our inventory of over 1200 pieces includes Roseville, Weller, Rookwood, Grueby, Newcomb, Teco, Arts and Crafts tiles and more. Please email, call or visit our website.

Arts & Crafts furniture, lighting, pottery, metalwork, glass, and fine art by the best makers including Stickley, Roycroft, Rohlfs, Van Erp, Tiffany, Grueby, Van Briggle, Ohr, Marblehead, Newcomb, Rookwood, more. Three annual sales. Catalogs $25.

Specialists in 20th Century design, America’s leading auction house for Arts and Crafts ceramics, furniture, and design. Free catalogs and price archive online showing 25,000 objects and prices. Offering private placement services.

Exceptional Craftsman Style frames and mirrors crafted by hand in quarter-sawn oak and other fine hardwoods. Extensive selection of original and historic designs. Over 16 years of custom frame-making, museum framing, and preservation experience.

Bounded by Boulevard and Tower Hill and Lookout Roads on the north; Lowell Avenue, Cobb Road, and Fanney Road on the east; Melrose Road, Powerville Road, and the New Jersey Transit Railroad tracks on the south; and Pocono Road on the west, Mountain Lakes, New Jersey.

This museum houses many examples of Arts & Crafts pottery and glassware, as well as a large armoire used at Craftsman Farm. The collection focuses on local artisans, which includes Fulper Pottery and Durand Glass.

This museum has been collecting Arts & Crafts objects since 1910 and has about two hundred pieces of American art pottery produced between the 1880s and the 1920s, which includes works by George Ohr, Adelaide Alsop Robineau, Byrdcliffe, Newcomb and many more.

For almost 40 years Robert Kaplan has been focused on researching, collecting, and working professionally within the scope of the American Arts and Crafts Movement.

The Robert Kaplan Collection is considered by both institutions and private collectors as a preeminent source for noteworthy works including furniture, metalwork, ceramics, and lighting from this period of American Design. Key designers include Gustav Stickley, Greene and Greene, Dirk Van Erp, Charles Rohlfs, Frank Lloyd Wright and the potteries of Grueby, Marblehead, Ohr and Teco, among others.

Designed in 1913 by M. H. Baillie-Scott, a leading figure in the English Arts & Crafts scene. Good example of the use of indigenous materials, which was a common theme in the Arts & Crafts movement. Private Residence.

Craftsman Farms, located in and owned by the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, is the former home of noted turn-of-the-century designer Gustav Stickley, a major proponent of the “Arts and Crafts” home building and furnishing. The log house, built in 1911, is one of the most significant landmarks of the American Arts and Crafts movement, and the site, which consists of 30 acres of the original 650-acre tract, has been designated a National Historic Landmark.

1915 Craftsman home, which was taken almost straight from the pages of “The Craftsman,” Gustav Stickley’s highly popular magazine. Private Residence.

Bounded by Sagamore Road and Wyoming Avenue, Millburn, New Jersey.