Journal – Tagged "Artist"– Page 5 – The Makers Guild

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Jane and Gordon Martz-Marshall Studios

The creators of Martz lamps and pottery met at the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University, where they were both students.

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Sophie Cook

Living and working on England’s Suffolk coast, Sophie Cook has found a world of expression in handful of simple forms.

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Fohr Keramik

Fohr Keramik was founded in 1859 by Peter Fohr in the heart of the Kannenbäckerland in central Germany. The Kannenbäckerland—the "potters' land...

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Jørgen Mogenson

Jørgen Mogensen studied at the Arts Craftsman School in Copenhagen and later continued his studies in Paris. He began his apprenticeship at Roy...

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Michael Bang

Michael Bang was a designer at the Odense Glass Factory, but moved with his family to Holmegaard in the 1980s when he joined the Holmegaard Gla...

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Edward Winter

Edward Winter played a critical role in the development of enameling in the US in the first half of the twentieth century. Through his writings...

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Rosenthal

Rosenthal was founded in 1879 as a family business. The company founder, Phillipp Rosenthal moved his porcelain factory from North Rheinland ...

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Inger Persson

Inger Persson was only 22 when she started working at Rörstrand in 1959. This was the company’s golden age, and its porcelain products were ext...

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Winterling Schwartzenbach

The company was started by seven Winterling brothers in Röslau, Bavaria and area in southern Germany famed for its beautiful porcelain clay.

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VEB Haldensleben

Halsdenleben focused primarily on the manufacture of vases. Its output tended to be of superior quality. Many of the motifs show similarities t...

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Arthur Pe for Kolbäck Studio

Arthur Pe ran his small workshop on Gränsvägen Vänsta, Kolbäck Bondson Sweden.

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ES Keramik

Founded in Rheinbach in 1921 by Josef Emons & Söhne. The company was split in 1948 resulting from difficulties after WWII. This split forme...

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Strehla Keramik

The Strehla Factory, founded in 1828, took its name from the town near Dresden Saxony, Germany where the company began.