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February 2009 Source Guide
Eye on Antiques: Stringing Patterns of Pearls
Lace-like jewelry fashioned from tiny pearls remained in vogue with American women
from the late 1700s through the 19th Century. Collectors can still find examples.
A New Life for the Old Homestead
Not only did Bob and Susan Highfield save a 1739 Pennsylvania log house, they
earned a place in the family of the builder’s descendants.
Small But Not Forgotten
A Glassy Penthouse of Ignoble Form
More than shelter for exotic plants, colonial greenhouses built with columns and
porticos mimicked the architecture of America’s wealthiest estates.
Designers' Roundtable: Decorating a Period Bathroom
Life in Early America: In the Cards
From Servitude to Public Servant
America’s first elected black man served in the 17th-Century Maryland legislature,
a mixed-race sailor who worked his way up from slavery.
Side-by-Side: Chip Carving
Skilled artisans chipped away flakes of wood to decorate everything from cathedrals to Bible boxes. Today’s makers continue the folk art tradition.
The entry deadline for the 2023 Directory of
Traditional American Crafts has passed. We are now processing entries and submitting
them to our jurors. We will contract entrants after the jurors have made ther decisions.
OCTOBER 2023 ISSUE
