“Don’t Touch It!” Restoration and Care for your Metalware

with Bryan Mead and Ron Ciarmello

First published: Aug 8, 2021

This small group discussion aired during “Arts & Crafts In August: A Virtual Experience” August 1st – 8th, 2021.

Hammered & Hewn

As an Art History major I became fascinated with the Pre-Raphaelites & the work of William Morris in England. Once I discovered the American Arts & Crafts Movement, my fervor was ignited for the rich history & works of art emanating from the turn of the century. Metalwork & lighting were especially interesting to me and became my passion for the past 30 years.

Actively BUYING & SELLING, please make contact for interests or to discuss any metalwork or lighting you are looking to sell. Visit us at UNITED CRAFTS to learn more about our interests & opportunities to work with us.

Owner: Bryan Mead

Visit online at hammeredhewn.com

StickleyCopper.com

We currently have a wonderful curated selection of hand hammered copper and metalwork, mission oak A&C furniture, period lighting, pottery, ephemera and other unique antique pieces from such makers as Gustav Stickley, Roycroft, Stickley Bros., Charles Limbert, L&JG Stickley, Dirk van Erp, Harry Dixon, Jarvie, Tiffany, Albert Berry, Charles Rohlfs, Forest Craft Guild, Shop of the Crafters, Lakeside, Carence Crafters, Art Crafts Shop, Heintz Art Metal, Silvercrest, Grueby, Rookwood, Roseville and more! We have been passionately collecting since the 1970’s when we brought our first Gustav Stickley bookcase into our home, and haven’t look back since. We’re also interested in buying all types of Arts & Crafts pieces as well.

Owner: Ron Ciarmello

Visit online at stickleycopper.com

“Don’t Touch It!” Restoration and Care for your Metalware

with Bryan Mead and Ron Ciarmello

First published: Aug 8, 2021

Hammered & Hewn

StickleyCopper.com

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