An arts and crafts gallery providing a brief look at the exceptional quality and superb design available to the arts and crafts collector.
The arts and crafts designers rejected the banality and inferior quality of industrially produced decorative arts by promoting a return to a handcrafted medieval style craftsmanship.
This can be seen in works by artists such as William Morris, William de Morgan, Gustav Stickley, Charles Ashbee and Charles Voysey.
Typical motifs come from traditional techniques with slat back chairs, leather upholstery, turned feet, rush seating, enamelling, thick ceramic glazes and hand hammered metalwork.
A
pair of Arts & Crafts comports in sea green glass with hollow
air twist stems
Designed by Harry Powell for James Powell of Whitefriars Glass
circa 1900

An arts & crafts Tudric pewter clock with unusual purple ename.l
Designed by Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co,
England c1902.
Marks: Tudric 0370
Arts & Crafts Cymric silver and enamel brooch designed by Archibald
Knox for Liberty & Co and made by Haseler.
England circa 1902.
Marks: W.H.H SILVER and lion-rampant hall mark
With original fabric shade, in the style of Jan Eisenloffel,
Netherlands circa 1905.
Marks: None
By A.E. Jones, England circa 1900.
Marks: None

Reticulated iron with copper applied spade design at top
Marks: none
Hexagonal slag glass shade with metal overlay over a hammered copper base,
Fine patina, unsigned.
Marks : none
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