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Photo Gallery: Arts & Crafts Artisans

Check out some of the authentic and inventive pieces produced by modern Arts & Crafts artisans.

By Clare Martin

Copper and wood cherry blossom clock, James Mattson

Much like their predecessors in the original Arts & Crafts movement, many of the artisans working in Arts & Crafts styles and techniques today don't limit their talents to a single product. Whether their preferred medium is glass, copper, or wood, they're putting their creative stamp on a variety of decorative objects, from wine glasses to clocks to spot-on reproduction furniture. Click through the gallery below to check out some of their most enduring handmade items.

Reproduction Voysey bedroom chair, Christopher Vickers, artsandcraftsdesign.com.

Arts & Crafts Wastepaper Basket
Craftsman-style wastepaper basket, S.D. Murphy, www.murphywoodworking.com.

Feathered Vases
Opal double-feather vases, Carl Radke, phoenixartglass.com.

Copper and wood cherry blossom clock, James Mattson, jamesmattson.com.

Reproduction Gimson dining table, Christopher Vickers, artsandcraftsdesign.com. artsandcraftsdesign.com.

Reproduction Maybeck hall chair, S.D. Murphy, murphywoodworking.com.

Glass Pendants
Glass pendant necklaces, Pavonine Glass, pavonineglass.com.

Wine Glasses & Decanter
Gold California Poppy wine glasses and decanter, Carl Radke, phoenixartglass.com.

Tree-design copper bookend, James Mattson, www.jamesmattson.com.

Vine glass tumblers, Pavonine Glass, pavonineglass.com.

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