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Bill Campbell
*His Flambeaux art pottery collection features striking crystalline
glazes in warm and cool colors.
Bill's hope is that using his pottery will
"cause a little celebration in everyday living."
*Dishwasher and microwave safe. |
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From Bill Campbell's Flambeaux Art
Pottery Collection: |
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Bill Campbell's
Collectors Corner are one of a kind, numbered pieces. |
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Patricia Locke |
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Chicago designer, Patricia Locke has been creating jewelry for
over 30 years. She is known for her unique combinations of
elements; embellished with dazzling Austrian crystals and semi-precious
stones. Her designs are available in silver and gold as well as a
variety of color palettes. American Visions carries a wide
selection of post and wire earrings, bracelets, necklaces and pins.
Clip earrings may be special ordered.
New Spring color collections to arrive soon and here's a peek at a few
of the new styles! |
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Lisa Kaus Art Studios |
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Lisa Kaus creates
wonderful
whimsical art. Each piece is hand-made and hand-signed by the
artist. |
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Karen Boulton & Jonathan Briggs of Wild Works Ltd |
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Karen Boulton and Jonathan Briggs of Wild Works Ltd. create
switch covers that are functional and beautiful too. Their switch
covers replace a dull household object with one that enhances your
interior. Using brass, copper and aluminum they craft the details
that make your house a home. All work is sealed for durability,
and screws are provided. Many sizes and combinations available. |
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Kay Foley |
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Ampersand Cards creates
cards and narrative collages (ready
to frame) featuring Kay Foley's original writing and award-winning art. Kay is
passionate about words, lettering, and writing so she uses only her own verses
on her art. Food for the heart & soul!
Narrative Collages (shown below) are
originals with handmade paper on heavy cardstock. The size for each is
8.5" x 11", unframed with backing board & plastic sleeve. |
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Glass Eye Studio |
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Glass Eye Studio creates exquisite
handmade glass art, giving each piece subtle variations, which make it special
and one-of-a-kind. |
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Bonnie Shopper Enamels |
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Bonnie Shopper Enamels are
finely crafted enamels which are glass in powdered form, fused onto metal at
high temperatures. Bonnie prefers transparent colors to opaque and the
metal she uses is copper, a warm, rich metal. This enamel on copper
combination results in a gem-like brilliance and great depth. |
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Diane Markin
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Diane Markin creates delightful
frames with a mix of transparent glass, hand-painted glass, shining glass
jewels and decorative wire. Who could you picture in one of these? |
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NEW! from Diane Markin |
Place card Holders
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Place card Holders |
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Erica Kirschner
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Erica Kirschner hand
cuts, hand forms, and hand solders each of her copper sculptures.
The finishes vary from a torch patina, to a natural verdigris, to a
painted surface. Her sculptures are original and contemporary
designs created for the home and garden.. |
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Valerie Ann Szarek of Breezy Mountain Leather
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Valerie Ann Szarek is a Master Leather Worker who began her craft in
1972. She practices native American traditions honoring the Earth and all
her children, and works closely with each animal's spirit to bring forth the
most beautiful, long lasting creations. Using only animals taken for food,
this trade is the ultimate recycling. She values clean, simple lines and
the natural, organic beauty of the hides and stones.
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Sharon Schaffner |
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Sharon
tells us that no element of her jewelry is there by chance, and that everything
responds to some deeper sense, reasoning or explanation: a carved fish might
transport us to her childhood, while a bird may symbolize her current life and
women’s faces display her own identity.
Her
jewelry reveals that Sharon is a lively, compassionate, and highly sensitive
woman.
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Ed Levin |
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Clean,
contemporary and deceptively simple sterling silver and 14kt gold pieces. |
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Rickard Studio |
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Artist
Robert Rickard draws daily inspiration from the mountains and high
desert which surround his Taos studio. Taos has long been a mecca
for artists, and Robert is following in their footsteps, using the warm
desert colors to enrich his contemporary metal work. |
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Elizabeth Garvin |
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Hand fabricated in sterling silver
and 18kt bimetal; sculptural designs that are much more than "pretty
jewelry"...constructed to integrate form and function in a variety of
applications. |
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Kinzig Designs |
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Susan Kinzig can be found
designing in her studio in San Francisco with her dog Mia. She
received her BFA from Kent State University and worked for 7 years as a
graphic designer. Combining her knowledge of design with her
mechanical ability she began a career as a jewelry designer. Over
the last 15 years, Susan has been able to create a successful
three-dimensional line that has become her artistic signature.
She approaches each piece
of jewelry as a small kinetic sculpture with a keen focus on detail.
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JL Walsh |
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Jennifer
and John Walsh fabricate contemporary jewelry using ancient techniques
and materials. Their work reflects a fascination with the natural
world and often includes stones gathered from local rivers, hand-cut
bones, shells and bits of wood. Often too, Jennifer and John apply
a variety of surface treatments and patinas and incorporate precious
metals and stones. |
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Deb Brilla |
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The
components used to make this intriguing jewelry come from a variety of
sources which may include old die stampings, text, semi-precious stones,
old glass, crystals, brass, bronze, sterling and specially made parts.
Each piece is carefully designed to be unique while maintaining a high
level of craftsmanship. |
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Rebecca McNerney |
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Primarily self-taught as a jeweler, Rebecca McNerney's work focuses on
the textural differences between the smooth pearls and the textured and
oxidized metal. All of her designs are very simple, and focus on
the intrinsic beauty of the materials. |
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Doublecreek Pottery |
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Barbara & Betty Barwick create bold and
fanciful designs in functional bowls, plates, vases, trays, teapots, &
trinket boxes. New from Doublecreek Pottery - Clocks (and Gift Cards)! |
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Judy Vilmain |
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Judy Vilmain creates
inspirational paperweights, stylish business card holders, and clever
bags of token charms; all in pewter. The incredible detail belies
the modest price. (Be sure to check to clik on our "Holiday Sneak
Peeks" tab at top to see more of Judy Vilmain's creations!) |
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Sharon Feldstein |
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Sharon Feldstein creates "Story Squares", whimsical,
inspirational, colorful, expandable, fun-to-build collages. All
Story Squares pieces come with little holes pre-drilled on the top and
bottom; hardware is included to screw in for optional expansion.
Story Squares are also available with wires attached for hanging
individual pieces. |
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Tana Acton |
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Over the years Tana
has explored modern dance and choreography, painting, and
costume/artwear/fashion, culminating in a unique perspective on the art
of jewelry. Movement, air and light are used to create pieces that
are delicate yet solid, organic yet sharply contemporary. |
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