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Dining Chair
October 24, 2012

This dining chair is part of a set originally made in 1911. The chair, designed and crafted by MacKintosh, translate easily to a contemporary atmosphere.
Arts and Crafts-style Washstand
October 24, 2012

Rodel took this original piece by C.R. MacKintosh and redesigned it to make a freestanding server. He added his own relief-carved panel which allowed him to install lighting.
Arts and Crafts-style Desk
October 24, 2012

Rodel crafted this desk in his signature take on the Arts & Crafts style.
Arts and Crafts-style Bookcase
October 24, 2012

Walnut and ebony bookcase by Edward Barnsley, circa 1924.
Craftsman-style Side Chair
October 24, 2012

A side chair made in 1891 reveals Ernest Gimson’s affinity for the straightforward. Gimson restricted his hands-on work to making turned chairs.
Arts and Crafts-style Chest of Drawers
October 24, 2012

Barnsley demonstrated the fashion for form and detail so prevelant in the English Arts & Crafts period.
Arts and Crafts-style Cabinet
October 24, 2012

Voysey’s furniture characterizes what Americans now know as Craftsman furniture. This cabinet is a study of stark lines under elaborate hardware.
Arts and Crafts-style Table
October 24, 2012

Barnsley’s style, pure and devoid of decoration, typifies the period of English Arts & Crafts.
Arts and Crafts-style Buffet
October 24, 2012

Sidney Barnsley’s oak buffet from 1897 displays a reliance on the forms of Gothic furniture typical of English Arts & Crafts.
Arts and Crafts-style Tallboy Chest
October 24, 2012

Brown made this tallboy chest from birch and pine. The piece is finished with stain and polyurethane.

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