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The Virtues of Simplicity—American Arts and Crafts from the Morse Collection

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  • Mantel Clock

    Mantel Clock,
    c. 1902-5
    Mantel Clock

    Mantel Clock, c. 1902-5
    Great Clock, Tudric line
    Pewter, abalone, and brass
    Designer: Archibald Knox, 1864–1933, Birmingham, England
    Maker: W. H. Haseler and Co., 1870–c.1926, Birmingham, England
    Retailer: Liberty & Company, 1875–present, London
    Marks on case: TUDRIC Marks on clock movement: FRANCE
    (70-005)

  • Table Lamp

    Table Lamp,
    c. 1901–1902
    Table Lamp

    Table Lamp, c. 1901–1902
    Shade: Phänomen gre. 829
    Silver over bronze, blown glass, moonstones
    Maker, base: K. & K. Hof-Silber-und Chinasilberwarenfabrik Moritz Hacker
    Maker, glass: Glasfabrik Johann Loetz-Witwe, Austrian, 1836–1939
    Marks: MH20 [griffin crest]
    (MISC-027-69)

  • Panel

    Panel,
    1896
    Panel

    Panel, 1896
    Myles Birket Foster house, The Hill, built c. 1860, Witley, Surrey, England
    Flora (Roman goddess of flowers and spring)
    Leaded glass
    Designer: Edward Burne-Jones, 1833-98, London
    Maker: Morris & Co., 1875-96, London
    (GL-025-84)

  • Pair of candelsticks

    Pair of candelsticks,
    c. 1901-3
    Pair of candelsticks

    Pair of candelsticks, c. 1901-3
    Bronze
    Maker: Robert Riddle Jarvie, 1865-1941, Chicago
    (1998-001:1, 2)

  • Vase

    Vase,
    c. 1904
    Vase

    Vase, c. 1904
    Poppies
    Glazed white clay
    Maker: Pauline Pottery, 1883–1911, Chicago, then Edgerton, Wisconsin
    (2000-009)

  • Vase

    Vase,
    c. 1910
    Vase

    Vase, c. 1910
    No. 434, Teco Pottery
    Glazed clay
    Designer: Fernand Moreau, 1853–1920, Chicago
    Maker: Gates Potteries, 1886–c. 1930, Terra Cotta, Illinois
    11.5" high x 5.75" wide x 5.75" deep
    (2001-061)

  • Table lamp

    Table lamp,
    c. 1910-26
    Table lamp

    Table lamp, c. 1910-26
    No. L29, Vasekraft line, Funnel design, flambé glazed
    Glazed clay, leaded glass inserts
    Fulper Pottery Company, 1909-35, Flemington, New Jersey
    Marks: WE / FULPER / 1 / 1 / 1 / patent pending U.S. / [Vasekraft logo] Fulper / 805
    (PO-024-84)

  • Chest of drawers

    Chest of drawers,
    c. 1904–6
    Chest of drawers

    Chest of drawers, c. 1904–6
    Charles Hosmer Morse house, Osceola Lodge, 1886/1905–present, Winter Park, Florida
    No. 913, Craftsman Furniture
    Oak
    Gustav Stickley, Craftsman Workshops, 1900–1915, Eastwood, New York
    Marks: [joiners compass around Als ik kan logo] / Gustav Stickley
    (FURN-155-89)

  • Writing desk

    Writing desk,
    c. 1905
    Writing desk

    Writing desk, c. 1905
    Oak
    Maker: Stickley Brothers Company, 1891–1926, Grand Rapids, Michigan
    Marks: STICKLEY BROS. CO. / GRAND RAPIDS
    Thomas Keyes house, Keyes Cottage, 1886–c. 1950, Winter Park, Florida
    35” x 35 ¾” x 23”
    (FURN-038-88)

  • Sideboard panel

    Sideboard panel,
    c. 1903–5
    Sideboard panel

    Sideboard panel, c. 1903–5
    Dining room, Darwin D. Martin house, 1905–present, Buffalo, New York
    (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1867–1959, Chicago, architect)
    Leaded glass
    Designer: Frank Lloyd Wright, 1867–1959, Chicago
    Maker: Linden Glass Company, c. 1880–c. 1935, Chicago
    (GL-058-68)

  • Covered box

    Covered box,
    c. 1903
    Covered box

    Covered box, c. 1903
    Copper, enamel
    Maker: Buffalo Art Crafts Shop, 1902–6, Buffalo, New York
    (2008-013)

  • Vase

    Vase,
    c. 1915–28
    Vase

    Vase, c. 1915–28
    No. 248
    Copper, glass
    Glassmaker: Steuben Glass Works, 1903–present, Corning, New York
    Base: Roycroft, 1894–1938, East Aurora, NY
    Marks: [orb and cross around R] / ROYCROFT: glass STEUBEN
    5.875" high x 3.5625" diameter
    (GL-003-82:A&B)