Business Directory

Jeb Anderson is an accomplished metalsmith who creates a wide variety of items in the Arts and Crafts style, including lighting inspired by Dirk Van Erp and the Roycroft Copper Shop. He is represented by the Eastwood Gallery, located in St. Paul, MN.

Archive Edition Inc. offers fine woven American made fabrics for upholstery and home furnishing featuring authentic period style and colors to specifically capture the warm luminosity of early 20th century interiors. Over the past 30 years Paul Freeman has dedicated his life to collecting Arts & Crafts era textiles. With his unique eye for exceptional artistry and deep knowledge of and love for period textiles, Paul has collected a truly unique library of authentic Arts & Crafts textile designs.

Archive Edition reproduces a series of carefully selected patterns from this library that we trust you will cherish for years to come. With a background in costume and fashion design, Kaytee has many years of experience working to create customized products and experiences for clients. She also has a great love of art history and appreciation for handcrafted goods. Kaytee has worked as a designer and fabricator for the past decade in cities such as New York, San Francisco, Seattle, and now she is happy to be in Los Angeles working with Archive Edition.

Karl Eulberg has been a collector and seller of Arts & Crafts furniture for two decades. His love for period furniture and textiles is equaled only by his interest in E-commerce and making Archive Edition a fun and easy place to explore and shop.

We are Barbara Gerr and Arnie Small. We specialize in buying and selling American art pottery, including Roseville, Weller, Rookwood, Grueby, Newcomb, tiles, gardenware urns, and much more. We are members of the American Art Pottery Association (AAPA), where Arnie is Past-President, and the Ohio Pottery Lover's Group, where Arnie is a Trustee.

We have been members of the Ebay community since 1997 and we always have an inventory of over 400 pieces of American art pottery. Our show schedule includes the the Twin Cities Arts and Crafts Show, the National Grove Park Inn Arts and Crafts Conference Show, the American Art Pottery Show & Sale (AAPA), the Pottery Lovers Show & Sale in Zanesville, Ohio and Brimfield, MA.

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Fine furniture should be crafted to endure use over multiple lifetime -- and to be passed on to future generations. Acting on that belief, each piece Brian Brace makes goes through an extensive series of time honored processes to achieve the highest quality standards. From thoughtfully selecting the finest lumber, to applying hand rubbed oil finishes, every step is carefully executed to ensure the finished piece is spectacular!

Carol Eppel and Bob Gangl specialize in American furniture. They sell high quality furniture from the Arts and Crafts period,
offering signed pieces in original finish and well made pieces by other known manufacturers. They also offer lighting, art pottery,
prints and textiles.

Carol has a special fondness for American period country furniture and correct smalls, and Bob likes good high-end Victorian furniture.

Carol and Bob sell out of American Gothic Antiques in Stillwater, MN. They also sell privately by appointment, and at
select national shows, including the National Arts and Crafts Conference each February at the Grove Park Inn.

Please contact them via email or telephone number listed below.

The Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society is an independent, non-profit making charity, established in 1973 to promote and encourage awareness of the Scottish architect and designer, Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

CACS is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to the preservation and study of the Arts & Crafts Movement in CO. We promote this rich cultural heritage through annual events such as our Winter Symposium & Spring Show, Sale and Workshops.

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For almost 30 years I have researched, bought and sold the sterling-on-bronze items manufactured by the Heintz Art Metal Shop, (Buffalo, NY, 1906-30). This most unique metalwork of the period has steadily grown in acceptance and popularity. I maintain a large inventory of vases, bowls, desk items, tobaccoiana, and table lamps. A representative selection my be viewed on my website, www.heintzcollector.com. Additionally, I am an annual exhibitor at the Grove Park Inn Arts and Crafts Conference and Show, and am available by appointment in Brooklyn, NY. I am nationally recognized and look forward to help build your collection.

Denise Burns specializes in antique and hand tooled leather goods inspired by the Arts and Crafts era. She exhibits at the National Arts and Crafts Conference at the Grove Park Inn.