Guild Of The Handicrafts

Hallmarked in London in 1976 by Guild of Handicrafts, this very stylish pair of Sterling Silver Candlesticks, are in the Arts & Crafts taste, with a hand planished finish.

Hallmarked in London in 1919 by Guild Of Handicrafts, this exceptional George V sterling silver tankard is of a cylindrical form with a spreading base.

C R Ashbee for The Guild of Handicraft. A rare Arts and Crafts oak armchair with larger proportions than usual.

Guild of Handicraft attributed. An Arts and Crafts patinated copper cigar box.

Birmingham Guild of Handicraft attributed, Arts & Crafts brass coal bucket with stylized hand-formed pomegranates.

C R Ashbee. Made by The Guild of Handicrafts. An Arts and Crafts Copper chalice.

The Birmingham Guild of Handicraft. An Arts and Crafts heavy gage copper and brass chocolate jug with an intricate handle, lid and support mechanism incorporated into the design.

Arthur Dixon for the Birmingham Guild of Handicraft. A rare Arts and Crafts brass table lamp with removable font raised on three supports cold riveted to a lily pad base.

C R Ashbee and made by the Guild of Handicrafts. A set of four Classic silver plated meat covers with wirework handles, rolled edges and an applied triangle to each one for hanging o...

Arthur Dixon, designed for Birmingham guild of handicrafts. An Arts & Crafts copper and brass jug and lid with rat tail handle.

An important unique Arts and Crafts inlaid oak settle possibly commissioned by Sir Samuel Morton Peto the great Victorian Industrialist and railway pioneer. This was made for his gra...

This exceptional claret jug was crafted by the renowned and collectable makers the Guild of Handicraft; also known as Hart Gold & Silversmiths.

Maker attributed to The Guild Of Handicraft. A rosewood & mahogany Arts and Crafts side table See Arts and Crafts Furniture by John Andrews, Page 123.

Arthur Stansfield Dixon designed for the Birmingham Guild of Handicraft. An Arts and Crafts hand hammered jug with a hand formed handle, that has a cut, splayed and riveted flowing s...

Arthur Dixon for the Birmingham Guild of Handicraft. Two Arts and Crafts hand-hammered copper centre pieces both with three handles and little scroll details to each side of each han...

C R Ashbee for The Guild of Handicraft, attributed. An early pair of hand-wrought iron fire dogs with inset copper hearts to the tops.

C R Ashbee for the guild of handicraft. A rare pair of Arts & Crafts silver salt bowls with roll-over rims and dot decoration to the bowl edges stood on four ball feet on a flaring b...

Charles Robert Ashbee (attributed) for the Guild of Handicraft. An oak ladder back armchair with a professionally re-rushed seat.

Charles Robert Ashbee (attributed) for the Guild of Handicraft. An oak ladder back armchair with a professionally re-rushed seat.

C R Ashbee, The Guild of Handicraft. Chipping Camden. An English Arts & Crafts hand-made copper fireplace fender with stylized floral decoration and hand riveted construction.

An English Arts and Crafts iron lantern in the style of the Birmingham Guild of Handicraft with flaming tendrils to the top and decorative scrollwork decoration.

Ashbee in connection with the Guild of Handicraft in 1898, was something more of a communal than a personal affair, yet it was always a reflection of Mr.

He took classes at and was a member of the Birmingham School of Art around 1900-1902 and would have been influenced by Arthur Dixon, Arthur Gaskin, Bernard Cuzner, and Edward R Taylo...

He was also a member of the Birmingham Guild of Handicraft. It was in this era that he would study and work alongside a number of key figures such as Arthur Dixon and Edward Taylor, ...

Attributed to the Devon Guild of Handicraft. Cabinet made untouched table: an unique opportunity.

The brass handles are made by The Birmingham Guild of Handicraft and stamped B. G. H. The whole stood on sledge-style feet.

Jones & Willis had become a limited company in 1903 and in the early 20th century took over the Birmingham Guild of Handicraft.

Charley Downer was a member of the Guild of Handicraft smiths who lived and worked in Chipping Campden.

Ashbee had the wooden moulds for the fireplaces made by craftsmen at his Guild of Handicrafts. This is the only known documented example of this fireplace as very few survived.

It aligns with the work of noted workshops such as the Newlyn School or pieces produced by manufacturers embracing the style, like W.A.S Benson or The Birmingham Guild of Handicraft....

The classic Ashbee design by George Henry Hart, who began working at the Guild of Handicraft in 1902, and who continued the silver workshop after the Guild’s collapse in 1907.