• This design originated in the Roycroft Metal Shop circa 1920 and described as an "Inverted Bell" Vase. Antonio Ziranda has beautifully crafted a small edition. Don't delay, we have just 2 small vases and 1 large vase!
    • 2 Sizes
    • Small: 8.5″ high x 6.5″ wide - Just TWO left!
    •  Large vase -$225 - Just ONE available.
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  • We first saw this bowl in the dining room at the famous Greene and Green Gamble Home Museum in Pasadena, California in the mid-1990's. We liked it so much we decided to make it in copper and it's been a hit ever since. This bowl is water-tight and perfect for floating your favorite flowers - a cheerful accent for your home. I use mine for fresh fruit, pretty and functional!
    • 10" across x 4.5" high
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  • These candlesticks are simple and classic and are perfect size for a romantic dinner!
    • 8" high
    • Price includes a set of two candlesticks
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  • We haven't offered this vase for several years but Antonio Ziranda sent me a small edition and we have just ONE left! The inspiration for this sculptural vase is a Teco Pottery vase I saw at the Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio, Oak Park, Illinois many years ago.           JUST 1 LEFT!
    • SIZE: 12" high x 4" wide at base x 3" wide at mouth
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  • We made this hand hammered copper tray in 2014 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Cobre Copper. It was inspired by an Arts & Crafts tray we saw several years before and artist Anselmo Miranda did a beautiful rendition. Be sure to click the additional image detail to see the intricate blending of the step-beveled rim leading to the repousse flower border and hand cut handles - truly an heirloom piece.
    • 16" wide (including handles); 13.25"  not including handles.
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    You may also be interested in the Dard Hunter oak easel stand.
  • Our copper bowl was inspired by a clay pot made by the "Paul Revere Pottery" studio, active during the early 20th century. Our copper bowl makes a wonderful centerpiece and it's also great as a "catch-all". I have one in my kitchen and it's always full of something!
    • 12" wide x  5" deep -  $195
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  • This hand hammered copper plaque features the famous "seed pod" design which was originally created by the Gustav Stickley (1858-1942) workshop.  Stickley was recognized as an originator of American Craftsman style design.  Famous for his quarter-sawn oak furniture, Stickley was also known for his metalwork designs. Click additional images to view "seed pod" detail.
    • SIZE: 12" w.
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    You may also be interested in the Dard Hunter oak easel stand.
  • Diana from California wanted a box to store her napkins AND look good too! The artist made this Roycroft-style box for her and she loves it! Viola! Behold the humble napkins.
    • 8.25" x 8.75" x 2.5" depth (standard napkin size).
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  • This beautifully crafted recipe box is for the the cook who has everything! You'll want to have it on your kitchen counter so your guests can enjoy it too.
    • Index Cards not included
    • Made to hold 4" x 6" recipe cards (box measures  4.75" high x 6.5" wide x 3.5" front to back inside measures)
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  • A Gustave Stickley-style nut bowl circa 1910 inspired this copper bowl that is beautiful and functional too! Just 3 left!

     
    • SIZE: 3" high x 7" wide
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  • This sculptural bowl created by Master Smith Antonio Ziranda was inspired by the work of Dirk Van Erp (circa 1920). It makes a beautiful centerpiece bowl.
    • SIZE: 10" wide x 5" high
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  • Gustave Baumann (1881-1971) created color woodcut prints of American rural landscapes. Baumann was active in the era before photo-reproduction replaced wood engraving. He was active in the Chicago and Indiana countryside until he took a trip to Taos, N.M. which then became his home. He lived in the Santa Fe area for more than 50 years and carved into wood southwestern landscapes and spring and summer gardens and orchards. His prints are awash in brilliant, hand-ground pigments.
    • Overall frame measurements: 13.5" high x 11.5" wide
    • Image size: 3.5" high x 4" wide
    • Dard Hunter Oak Park frame - width of wood frame is 1.25"
    • We have just ONE! 
    • FREE GROUND SHIPPING!
    To learn more about Gustave Baumann, click here.  
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