4 CRAFT MARKETING EVENTS

PACIFIC STATES CRAFT FAIR FORT MASON FACILITIES SAN FRANCISCO, OPEN TO THE TRADE — AUGUST 9,10 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC — AUGUST 11,12,13 For further information contact: Marcia Chamberlain, Pacific States Craft Fair, 3618 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, California 94118 (415) 567-4999

WINTER MARKET OF AMERICAN CRAFTS CIVIC CENTER BALTIMORE, MARYLAND OPEN TO THE TRADE — FEBRUARY 21, 22 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC — FEBRUARY 23, 24, 25 APPLICATION DEADLINE: OCTOBER 1,1978

SPRING MARKET OF AMERICAN CRAFTS

I CONVENTION CENTER Louis l1i ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 'SPRING OPEN TO THE TRADE — MAY 3, 4 CRAFT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC — MAY 5, 6 MARKCT APPLICATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 1,1978

NORTHEAST CRAFT FAIR DUTCHESS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS northeast ffc- g% • craft fair RHINEBECK, ißHiNÖPCCTi OPEN TO THE TRADE — JUNE 19, 20 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC — JUNE 22, 23, 24 APPLICATION DEADLINE: JANUARY 15,1979

For further information and applications: ENTERPRISES, INC. P.O. Box 10, New Paltz, New York 12561

About American Craft Enterprises, Ine

American Craft Enterprises, Inc. is a subsidi- BOARD OF DIRECTORS ary of the American Crafts Council and is the arm of the organization that is devoted solely JOHN HELLER (Chairman) 526 Thompson St. to serving the business and marketing needs Halifax, MA 02338 of American craftspeople. Although only two GLENDA ARENTZEN years old, American Craft Enterprises pre- Westbeth A511 sents a well rounded program of services 463 West Street New York, N.Y. 10014 which include the publishing of a monthly DAVID BROOKS business letter, a year round marketing sup- 1655 Wisconsin Ave., N.W. port program, availability of information, Washington, D.O. 20007 advice guidance, and assistance on business LEIGH GLOVER problems, sponsorship of national marketing 196 Shonnard Terrace events, and development of programs Yonkers, N.Y. 10701 CAROLYN HECKER tailored to the business needs of organiza- 1841 Columbia Rd., N.W. tions and individuals. Membership in the Washington, D.C. 20009 American Crafts Council is recommended DIANA JACKSON and required, in some instances, prior to 11 Colonial Road participation in marketing and business Providence, Rl 02906 DON PAGE program. Science & Culture Center • Northeast Craft Fair, Rhinebeck Capitol Center Charlestown, W.Va. 25305 • Winter Market, Baltimore BARBARA ROCKEFELLER • Spring Market, St. Louis American Crafts Council 44 W. 53rd St. • Pacific State Fair, San Francisco New York, N.Y. 10019 DOUG SASSI • Liaison Service Bucktaii Trail • Crafts Business Management St. Marys, Pa. 15857 SAM SCHERR • Information Exchange Service American Crafts Council • Consultation services 44 W. 53rd St. New York, N.Y. 10019 • Program development SANSEA SPARLING Box 81 OFFICERS The Liner Kiln, Quarry Rd. New Haven, VT 05472 Carol Sedestrom, President DAVID WARNER Carolyn Kriegman, Vice President 1125 Crestover Road SanseaSparling, Secretary Wilmington, Del. 19803 R. Leigh Glover, Treasurer

OFFICE STAFF AND LOCATION CONSULTING STAFF Carol Sedestrom Carolyn Kriegman, Liaison Service JoAnn Brown 18 Lake Shore Dr., Montville, N.J. 07045 Margel Kent Gloria Yerovich Marcia Chamberlain, Director Pacific States Fair 3618 Sacramento St., San Francisco, CA 94118 153 Main Street, PO Box 10, New Paltz, Pat McGuire, Crafts Business Management Letter New York 12561 914-255-0039 P.O. Box 393, Bernardsvllle, NJ 07924 TABLE OF CONTENTS

About American Craft Enterprises, Inc 2

The Northeast Region of American Crafts Council 4

History of the Northeast Craft Fair Carolyn Kriegman 5

A Directory of Craft Equipment and Material Suppliers 11

A Directory of Exhibiting Craftspersons

By Media 12 By Booth Number 17 Alphabetically 20

A Directory of Craft Shops & Galleries 32

Display Advertising 37

Map of Exhibition Area Back Cover

The Northeast Craft Fair Official Directory, 1978. Published by American Craft Enterprises, Inc. Additional copies are available by writing American Craft Enterprises, Inc., P.O. Box 10, New Paltz, New York 12561. Phone (914) 255-0039. Single copies cost $1.50, including first class postage and handling. Checks should be made payable to American Craft Enterprises, Inc. The Northeast Region of the American Crafts Council The American Crafts Council is a national mem- State Representatives bership organization which is divided into six geo- graphic regions. The Northeast Region comprises the CONNECTICUT states of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massa- Mary Sease, Three Woodland Road, Portland, Conn. chusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New 06480 Jersey, , Delaware, Maryland, and the Evelyn Warner, Hill Farm, Middle Haddam, Conn. District of Columbia. 06456 The ACC members in each state elect from DELAWARE among their members State Representatives who are David Warner, 1125 Crestover Road, Wilmington, delegates to the Regional Advisory Committee. In Delaware 19803 addition, all of the members of the region elect a person to serve as Craftsman Trustee on the ACC DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Board of Trustees and a Program Co-ordinator for Carolyn Hecker, 1841 Columbia Road, N.W., Wash- the Region. ington, DC 20009 The Regional Assembly is responsible for de- veloping and carrying out projects designed to further MAINE the interests and aspirations of craftsmen. The North- Laurie Adams, Upper Mountain St., Camden, Maine east Craft Fair is one of the programs developed 04843 by th is Region . . . others include conferences, semi- MARYLAND nars, exhibitions, cooperative projects with other craft Jane Kelly Morais, 700 Dryden Drive, Baltimore, MD groups, and publication of The Northeast Gazette. Through these projects and programs, the Region Richard Mower, 19113 Roman Way, Gaithersburg, strives to strengthen the work being done on a na- MD 20760 tional level. The programs of the Northeast Region depend Vincent Ferrini, 86 Brook Street, Scituate, Mass. almost entirely on the devoted energies of craftsmen 02066 and 'friends of the crafts' who work voluntarily to David Halsey, PO Box 217, Leverett, Mass. 01054 serve the goals of the American Crafts Council. If you are interested in learning more about the North- NEW HAMPSHIRE east Region and craft programs in your state, please Mark Lindquist, Patch Road, RFD 1, Henniker, N.H. feel free to contact your state representative. 03242

NEW JERSEY TRUSTEE, NORTHEAST REGION Glenda Arentzen, Wesbeth A 51 1, 463 West Street, Betty Park, 1 Dublin Road, Pennington, NJ 08534 New York, New York 10014 Linda Tomaselli, 460 H¡Merest Ave., Fort Lee, NJ 07024 PROGRAM CO ORDINATOR, NORTHEAST REGION John Heller, 526 Thompson Street, Halifax, Mass. 02338 NEW YORK Deborah Aguado, 325 Central Park West, New York, EDITOR, NORTHEAST GAZETTE: NY Richard Pompian, 300 Riverside Drive, New York, New York 10025, (212) 864-6245 Anthony Hepburn, Director of College of Ceramics, SUNY at Alfred, Alfred, NY 14802

PENNSYLVANIA Elvira Peake, 5600 Walnut, Pittsburgh, PA 15232 Paula Turner, 6832 Wayne Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19119

RHODE ISLAND Diana Jackson, 1 1 Colonial Road, Providence, Rhode island 02906

VERMONT Judy Dodds, Box 16 A, Waitesfield, Vt. 05673 The History of Northeast Craft Fair

Nor storm nor rain shall stay them from their Thus, the craftsmen who found themselves warm- appointed rounds might well paraphrase the North- ing by the Vermont fireplace were intimately aware east Craft Fair, now celebrating its thirteenth anni- of the need for crafts to enlarged marketplaces, and versary, despite some hefty interference from Mother they had come there in the hope that one could in- Nature. deed be created. The Northeast Fair was born as whirling snow fell and drifted heavily against a ski lodge where The middle sixties, when all this drama began, a group of craftspeople, wearied by the minimal did not enjoy the wealth of crafts activities that the visibility and unplowed roads that conspired to frus- seventies have nourished. Craftsmen had scant oc- trate their journey, huddled together to trade stories casion and great need to bring their work to the at- of their trek from the assorted states that represented tention of store owners and the buying public. Thus, home base for each. They had made the trip to in- when the Assembly sought to have a fair, it was in spect the facilities in Stowe, Vermont, as the result response to this need. What they lacked in experience of an earlier, rather casual suggestion that they in running a fair, they had in seemingly endless en- might get together one fine day and have a craft ergies fed by a common cause to spur them on. fair. As good ideas have a way of doing, this one couldn't be laid to rest, so when the Stowe lodge was suggested as a possible summer site, the sponsoring Thus the first fair held at Stowe in August of committee was off and away to look at it. 1965 was homegrown, boasting a volunteer commit- tee that fast became expert in laying out exhibition These dauntless travelers were none less than spaces, hand lettering signs, travelling the local high- the bulk of the members of the Northeast Assembly ways to tack up travel directions, dealing with all the of the American Crafts Council. The American Crafts varied, large and small, crises that seemed to crop Council, a national membership organization, has as up when least expected, putting on crafts demonstra- its prime goal the education of the public in an under- tions and programs designed to edify or amuse the standing of, and appreciation for, crafts. Among its exhibitors, and through it all to maintain rampant many associated activities, it publishes Craft Ho- good humor and develop a camraderie that has been rizons, a wide-ranging handsome magazine, and runs an abiding element in every craft fair since. the Museum of Contemporary Crafts in . The Council is divided into six regional divis- ions, and within each of these there is an elective There were seventy-odd participants that first body of craftsmen called the Assembly, who serve to summer who thoroughly enjoyed all the programs and bring the needs of their fellow craftsmen to the na- experiences that came their way, and who were no- tional group. ticeably flattered by the visits of several crafts not- ables who came, prompted by their curiosity, and who then stayed to pause readily at each of the booths, en- joying the work presented and the sense of pioneer- ing zeal that seemed to enhance everyone. Craftspeople dote on such occasions, not just for the hope of financial gain, nor for the inherent advantages of being able to share technical and re- source information at first hand, but also because of the underlying social bonuses. Because the exhibitors came from a diverse geographical spectrum, they were quick to realize the promise of renewing old friendships and generating many new ones. The Committee, aware of these social instincts, decided to undertake an ox roast as one of their efforts. While this was an endeavor as new to them as staging a fair, they soon found themselves out digging a huge pit, spitting an enormous ox purchased for the purpose from the nearby Trapp Family Lodge, starting a blaze in the newly dug cavern, and begin- ning a twenty-four hour vigil to keep the flames alive and the beast basted. It was a jolJy crew that turned the spit through the night, and a grateful and hungry crowd that partook of the generous sandwiches that were the ultimate bounty of the crew's dedication. In recalling the culinary feat, the committee esti- mated it required ten gallons of wine to sauce the ox, and five fifths of whiskey to juice them.

The weather that weaves its troublesome way through the Craft Fair's history began a withering campaign that week, alternating between heat that scorched and dried the area to a turn, and rain that soon turned to scudding white caps on the sea that had been the parking lot. Mother Nature had come prepared to exhibit and amaze with some of her more creative efforts as well. While the crowds didn't amount to what the fondest dreams had hoped for, there were enough visitors so that most of the craftsmen tallied suf- ficient gain to cover their expenses. With that en- couragement, the sponsoring committee-members, co- incidentally exhausted and exhiliarated by the mea- sured success of their first foray, put away their fatigue and began to discuss Craft Fair 2. confident they could lick any problems that Craft Fair 1 had sprung on their inexperience. Larger quarters seemed a necessity, so with the aid once again of the Vermont Development Agency which had helped to secure the Stowe site, the Com- mittee elected to move the fair to Mt. Snow, another ski facility with summer space available. An early sign of the burgeoning interest in the crafts was borne by the increased number of appli- cants for Craft Fair 2. Little did those early organiz- ers realize, but they had seized a lion by the tail. The second year sales doubled, convincing many craftspeople that they could indeed make a living in their field. Some of the most dedicated volunteers working to put on later fairs have been those original participants whose gratitude for the opportunity the fair presented continues. There is no way, unfor- tunately, to tally the many success stories that had their beginnings at Stowe, and at every fair since, but they are legion. Several are familiar to every participant, each of whom delight in the telling. That year there was also an ox roast, but this exhibitors by media. Therefore, all the potters, for time Mother Nature brought wind and rain in such example would nominate and vote for the potter a spitting deluge that even the best scouts couldn't in their midst whom they most admired who would keep the fire lit in the roasting pit, as it filled to then judge their work. Jurors thus recognized, receiv- the brim so fast that no amount of bailing could ed a very special honor from their compatriots, but empty it or keep the spluttering logs from floating in those days the jurying was done face to face, so away. The operators of the ski lodge took pity on the the jurors were asked to state for all to hear, their bedraggled craftspeople-cum-barbecue-aprons, reliev- reasons for accepting or rejecting work submitted for ed them of the soaked ox, and roasted it in proper inclusion in the "Court of Honor", as the special ovens in the big lodge kitchen, once again producing presentation was then called. The lively discussions a fine communal feast, and adding to the tall tales that ensued were more the rule than the exception, that grow and flourish in such an atmosphere. as can be readily imagined, and provided a very healthy interchange of experience and opinion. Such major craftspeople as Peter Voulkous, Glenn Kaufman and Pat Esch came to Craft Fair 2 While the public was still not coming in the vast and demonstrated their techniques. The emphasis, in numbers that are typical of the recent markets, myri- the hours that each fair is closed to the public, is ad stores and galleries, some of them among the na- always on education. Merchandising seminars drew tion's most prominent, discovered the event to be a on the talents of major shop and gallery owners. How unique source for exciting work. Whole new careers, to write invoices, pack for shipment, understand reputations, and artistic directions sprang from the wholesale terms, and the like were invaluable pointers anonymity of those multitudinous and variegated dis- gleaned from such sessions. The exhibitors, encour- plays. aged by growing sales, but intimidated by retailing But the list of participants grew too long for the terms and expressions new to them, appreciated these informed instructors. space available, so once again the fair sought a new home, lighting finally in the beautiful, and then Nothing could stay the tide by now. Before Craft brand-new, Bennington, Vermont high school, de- Fair 2 was over, Craft Fair 3 was a foregone conclu- signed by renowned architect Ben Thompson. Its fine sion, and when it appeared, craftsmen filled every contemporary lines, handsome interior spaces, and available indoor and tailgate space. For the third expansive surrounding promised a permanent home. time a juried exhibition was held to apprise the public Moreover, Bennington, a quaint village boasting a fine of the excellent work available in the booths. Jurors, museum, rich history, and wonderful shops and restau- as in the prior years, were elected from and by the rants, was square at the crossroads of the Berkshires. Its many tourist attractions were supported by fine accomodations which provided visitors to the area with unbounded comfort. The craftspeople, too, enjoyed their own home away from home, as most found bed and board on the beautiful Bennington College campus, vacated by classes for the summer. Having their own community at the high school by day and the college by night drew the group, now enlarged with so many new members, even closer to- gether. Craft Fair 4 was unique in one respect. It be- gan earlier than the others with a Conference with M. C. Richards, potter, teacher, and philosopher, as the keynote speaker, setting a pace that the various group leaders, exploring divergent approaches to aesthetic principles found exciting to match. In those long hours of discussion, the bright Vermont air was filled with the vitality of shared or disputed ideas. And when the fair opened, crowds did indeed come. The local banks totaled record breaking de- posits from every business in town, attesting to the Fair's attraction. The inns all boasted "No Vacan- cy" signs, the restaurants required reservations for service, and the slowly moving traffic spread ever farther back in seeking entrance to town. Everyone was delighted. Even the television stations in Albany came to cover the event, and gave glowing reports for the evening news viewers, spurring greater in- terest, of course, for subsequent days. Craft Fair 5 returned to Bennington, this time with an added attraction of beautifully designed but- tons, given to each entrant as the admission fee was paid. Craftsmen, too, had their own version of the button, which acted as their entry permit. The but- tons became collectors' items at once, and those wearing them into town were besieged by people wanting to know where they, too, could acquire one. They were so popular that the use of a button was to be continued for two more years. Mother Nature, who had been sitting on the sidelines for a spell, was not one to go without due not- ice for long. That year she tried to stem the human tide with some diversions of her own, bringing all her ferocity to bear with winds and rains of hurricane force. Early one morning, a commuting resident saw that the winds were angrily tossing about the ex- hibitor's tents in the outside area, and called the college to seek help in battening down the canvas before the work beneath was ruined. Although dawn had hardly broken, the craftsmen roused themselves at once, and hit the highway en masse to save the blowing tents before the damages were irreparable. Many of those whose work was threatened were camp- ing at a state park, and never knew of the crisis, but the spirit that draws craftsmen together is what led to the group effort that saved the day. It was a funny sight, watching those early birds in the assorted finery they chose to don in a hurry, slogging around the embattled area, trying to right the tipping and flood- ing displays. More than one was heard to mutter that there ought to be a workshop on how to pitch tents properly at the next fair so that when next Mother Nature chose to have a squalling tantrum, everyone could stay snugly abed. Ultimately the crowds coming to the Northeast Craft Fair provoked a dual problem. Because so many people thronged through its aisles, more and more cants, and select the participants from among them. craftsmen sought to exhibit also. Not only were the Thus Craft Fair 9 was the first of all the Northeast visitors cheek to jowl everywhere, but there was just Crafts Fair in which all exhibitors had undergone and no way to squeeze in one more booth. So after four passed such a screening procedure. glorious years in an idyllic setting, the fair packed up and left the high school, bidding Bennington a fond 1100 stores came from all over the nation to adieu, thankful for its patient hospitality every one stock their shelves, reordering from old favorites and of those years. unearthing new treasures. Many major art collectors, too, had become familiar faces among the hordes of By now the stature of the Northeast Fair was visitors. And those who had dropped into Craft Fair such that sponsors of various potential sites sent 8 out of curiosity alone, were back threefold; this time emissaries with proposals recommending the glories because they knew what awaited them and they could of each. Because participants come from all through hardly wait to talk with and buy from the craftsmen the Northeast, a location hard by the major travel whose work had so fascinated them the year before. routes seemed preferable. The committee was seek- But they came with an entourage of friends infected ing a place large enough to house 500 such souls, as by a contagion of their excitement. Whatever the that seemed the ideal number to serve the fair's needs magic that sparked Craft Fair 1, it had become an for all time. Such a site would need also to park epidemic by Craft Fair 9. And when Mother Nature hundreds of cars, and be able to provide some sort visited again, she found she was little noticed, as the of simple repast for the thousands who had become eager crowds donned raingear of such determined annual visitors to the fair. character that there was nary a damp member to be The undertaking was no longer a casual affair, seen. In all, these new and old friends totalled al- and most committee members spent a full year in most 40,000. their preparatory roles. Those charged with selecting Craft Fair 10 looked back on a decade of rare a new site visited several before the Dutchess County accomplishment, pasting in its memory book lengthy Fairgrounds in Rhinebeck won the final nod. accolades in such national publications as Seventeen, As with every new step, temerity was the order Better Homes and Gardens, House Beautiful, and of the day. Before the fair was fully in site, both McCall's Needlework and Crafts among them. Rhinebeck and the craftsmen could detect a very Fifteen hundred craftspeople applied for con- mutual wait and see attitude. sideration to the jury, elected from and by the pre- But once the wraps were off, the spirit of wel- vious year's exhibitors. Many who were selected were come was contagious. At first visitors came expecting participants for the very first time, which speaks another version of the renowned Dutchess County highly for the fine preparation they have received in Fair that is an annual August presentation. They were the country's schools and colleges, and for the dedi- somewhat surprised that there wasn't a chicken or cation to unique design and painstaking technique cow in the place, but their surprise led them to inspect they must display to earn a spot under such competi- these newcomers and their wares thoroughly, and the tive circumstances. joy of discovery was vocal and universal. Earlier that week, there had been the wholesale days, when stores and galleries come to place their fall orders or schedule exhibits. They had come in record numbers, and been rabidly appreciative of the new location, so convenient to New York City, and yet in such lovely countryside. Not only was there the fair to visit, but the whole Hudson Valley beckoned. They could place their orders early, and then go on to ex- plore Rip Van Winkle's homeland at leisure.

The fair committee ran headlong into a knotty problem even before this first event at Rhinebeck opened. Up to and including that year, craftsmen received their spaces on a first come, first serve basis, but the site's proximity to New York held as great an allure for the craftsmen as for the wholesale buyers, and the committee was overwhelmed by eight hundred applications almost the instant they could be received, destroying at once the happy thought that five hun- dred spaces would serve the fair's needs eternally. Thus the Assembly was faced with the choice, its second year at Rhinebeck, of increasing the fair be- yond five hundred exhibitors, or finding some other method of selection. It was soon apparent that a top of five hundred was about all that could be dealt with practically, and almost more than the visiting public could handle. Ultimately a committee of selection was estab- lished, whose role it was to view slides of all appli- Behind the fair's public face, however, a hunch of the 1977 Winter Market. Nor was Mrs. Mondale had grown into a conviction that the fair's burgeon- the only aficionado to tour the 330 exhibits. More ings warranted some changes in behalf of greater than 14,000 guests followed her example the first effectiveness and efficiency. day that the Market was open to the public, further elaborating the sense of welcome the entire city had After eight years of producing the fair as a totally lavished upon the Market, its sponsors, and its par- volunteer effort, involved craftspeople decided it now ticipants. demanded year-round concentration, so a full-time director was hired, along with a skelton staff, and a 1978 dawned for the corporation, in effect, with lease taken on a small office, although it was de- the second Winter Market even more popular than termined that volunteers would still fill in as needed. the first, continues with the Northeast Craft Fair, Next a Board of Directors was formed to guide plan- and goes on to celebrate the first time that the ning, write operational by-laws, and ultimately form American Craft Enterprises banner will fly over the a business corporation. Pacific States Fair in San Francisco, California, this By Craft Fair 11, all that had at long last, been August. Juried, as are all the American Craft Enter- accomplished. 1976 also marked the final year when prises programs, that fair presents more than two only one craft fair would be staged under the new hundred exhibitors at Fort Mason, a national park corporation's aegis as in February 1977, the first and pier, right in the midst of the city's spectacular winter fair was held at the Baltimore Civic Center, bay area. presenting both traditional and contemporary crafts, A new cultural interchange has developed be- a concept new to Northeast Craft Fair, Ltd., the name tween the east and west coasts as a result, and a of the fledgling corporation, more recently changed proportionate number of participants at the North- to American Craft Enterprises, Inc. east Craft Fair and conversely at the Pacific States This new event was a perfectly natural next step Fair will have crossed the continent to exhibit. Thus, responding directly to the pleas from craftspeople both the craftspeople and the public alike have a for year-long attention, and to those from stores do- unique opportunity to review what's happening on ing a large part of their annual business during the the other side of the nation, and select their pur- summer months, and therefore needing to add to their chases from the best craft objects offered on either inventories as soon as they've packed away the Christ- coast. mas tinsel. Thus, a new era is taking shape, one in which the handmade object will be increasingly sought and The public was invited to see and savor all that treasured. That hearty band that traveled in the face the very best craftspeople east of the Mississippi of Mother Nature's swirling snow were visionaries have to offer, as the boundaries of participation were who sensed that such an era would come, and who thus enlarged. played a dramatic role in hastening it forward. Thus, in the thirteen years since the Summer The American Craft Enterprises office, now in Market began, crafts have moved from virtual ob- larger quarters and blessed with a growing staff, is scurity in the nation's consciousness to a force recog- also called upon to act as consultants to other craft nized as vital in our everyday lives in both practical groups across the country in need of guidance in de- and aesthetic terms. Further proof of that comes from veloping craft events of their own. It has developed no less a source than the First Ladies of our nation an Information Exchange Service which acts to aid who have chosen to use American crafts as focal craftspeople in checking credit references of stores points for important social events and for significant eager to purchase their work. A new service, Liaison, purpose in interior design. Mrs. Carter, the President's which has among its several goals, the greater use wife, invited the wives of the nation's Senators for of crafts by architects, interior designers, retailers, the annual luncheon in May of 1977; this time, serv- trade and consumer magazines. Liaison has collected ed, atypically, on handmade plates and from hand- a library of slides, photos, and pertinent information blown glassware of twenty-four producing craftspeople on the work of its member craftspeople, which can be from across the nation. The napkin rings and center circulated among perspective customers, generating pieces enhancing each table were handmade also, new marketing, public relations, and exhibition op- wrought and created in the finest southeast tradition. portunities. Major retailers interested in presenting craft exhibitions of general or specific nature, na- When Mrs. Carter spoke with the nation's press, tional or local in scope, can also call upon Liaison gathered to see the table-settings for the first time, to assist in their development. she urged their recognition of crafts as an on-going tradition ingrained in our country's heritage since While the Fair seems to have come of age in a the days of Paul Revere, and intrinsic to the quality business sense, it has never lost its ability to operate of our lives in the future. on a one to one basis with a craftsperson in need of Mrs. Mondale, the wife of the Vice President, help, reassurance, direction, or sympathy, and it is a potter herself, thus, aware of the personal joy of this quality of concern that infuses the events with creating work that is at once decorative and useful. their rare personality and sense of shared success. Her interest has prompted her to use fine American Craftspeople are unique in their diversity of tempera- crafts as decorative elements in the Vice President's ment, attitude, philosophy, and life style. And as long official residence, as well as to visit centers of crafts as the Northeast Craft Fair cherishes that spirit and activity throughout the nation. presents it with pride, each event will be eagerly anticipated, enthusiastically enjoyed and warmly re- One of her first trips was to the formal opening called. ELBAUM THE CRAFTSMAN LEATHERCRAFT/ 99 Greene Street/New York, New York/ Craft Material 10012/(212) 966-6024/Booth 22 WOODWORKING SUPPLIES JAMES ELLIOTT, CUSTOM LAPIDARY NATURAL LEATHER PO Box 1490/Portsmouth, N.H./03801 / 203 Bleecker Street / New York, N. Y./ and Equipment (301) 345-9399/Booth 17 10012/(212) 475-9542/Booth 3 JEWELLER'S GUILD WARREN CUTLERY 45 Bromfield St./Boston, Mass./02108/ Box 289, Rhinebeck, New York/12572/ Suppliers (617) 227-4042/Booth 2 (914) 229-5197/Booth 25

The following group of craft material STONE CELLARS and equipment suppliers are displaying 824 East 21st Street / Brooklyn, N. Y./ PHOTOGRAPHY their products in the Suppliers' Building. 11210/(212) 434-0351/Booth 21 ROBERT E. BARRETT/PHOTOGRAPHY The Northeast Craft Fair thanks them WOODSTOCK CRAFT TOOLS, INC. for their support and interest and hopes 472 Myrtle Avenue/Brooklyn, New York/ 21 Tinker Street/Woodstock, New York/ 11205/(212) 857-0504 that Craft Fair visitors will enjoy their 12498/(914) 679-6149/Booth 1 exhibits.

BEADS/JEWELRY SUPPLIES BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS PLASTIC MATERIALS ALGER-FINN THE BOOK EXAMINATION CENTER, ALMAC PLASTICS INC. 47-42 37th Street/Long Island City, New 120 Violet Street / Manchester, N. H./ INC. York/1 1 101/(212) 937-1 300/Booth 12 03102/(603) 625-5.947/Booth 14 90 Forest Avenue/New Rochelle, N. Y./ 10804/(914) 633-9065/Booth 18 ALLCRAFT TOOL & SUPPLY CO., INC. 100 Frank Road / Hicksville, New York/ 11801/(212) 895-0686/Booth 13 STAINED GLASS SUPPLIES CERAMIC SUPPLIES ROSS C. ALTMAN- ENDEAVOR PRODUCTS LTD. STONES OF ALL KINDS BAILY EQUIPMENT 443 East First Avenue / Roselle, N. J./ 15 Seaview Lane/Port Washington, New 477 Hasbrouck Avenue/Kingston, N. Y./ 07203/(201) 241-1151/Booth 16 York/1 1050/(516) 883-1 878/Booth 20 12401/(914) 331-7687/Booth 4 ANCHOR TOOL & SUPPLY CO.* INC. EAGLE CERAMICS INC. 231 Main Street, P.O. Box 265/Chatham, 12266 Wilkins Avenue / Rockville, Md./ WEAVING SUPPLIES 20852/(301) 881-2253/Booth 11 N.J./07928/ (201) 635-2094/Booth 8 BARE HILL STUDIO/WEAVERS' LOFT BOSTON BAKED BEADS EARTHWORKS East Bare Hill Road / Harvard, Mass. / 64 Wendell Street / Cambridge, Mass./ 1667 Penfield Road / Penfield, N. Y./ 01451/(617) 456-8797/Booth 6 02138/(617) 876-1750/Booth 15 14526/(716) 586-4426/Booth 19 MC CLURE FARM/"THE SHEEP SHOP" EASTWIND LAPIDARY SALEM CRAFTSMENS GUILD R.D. 3, Box 21 6B/Kingston, New York/ Box 302 / Windsor, Vermont / 05089 / 3 Alvin Place / Upper Montclair, N. J./ 12401/(914) 331 -9390/Booth 23 (802) 674-6425/Booth 5 07043/(201) 746-8828/Booth 10 THE NIDDY NODDY El DOS HOUSE INC. 416 Albany Post Rd./Croton-on-Hudson, 5 Larson Lane/Woodstock, N.Y./12498/ 38 East 30th Street / New York, N Y./ New York / 10520 / (914) 271-9724/ (914) 679-8650 10016/(212) 679-7474/Booth 24' Booth 7

1 1 James Rothrock B-77 Seth Isman E-29 Todd Sadow F-l James P. Johnston A-21 (WO) Media Listing Carl Sande E-37 Wendy Jones G-24 Jane E. Schachat A-35 Jonathan Kaplan A-69 Adele Y. Schonbrun A-45 Karen Karnes D-71 of Exhibiting Barry & Joan Seace F-20 Patrick Kennedy A-13 (WO) Sy L. Shames A- 17 (WO) Mary Ann Stella-Killilea F-36 Anne B Shattuck C-8 Marsha Klein G-28 Craftspersons Kaete Brittin Shaw C-53 Stephen Ladin G-55 Sally Silberberg A -19 (RO) William and Susan Lee G-l Jane Sinauer FUNCTIONAL B-l4 Carl Lindgren C-15 Linda M. Speranza E-30 Allen K. Littlefield C-66 CERAMICS/POTTERY Judith N. Stiles Mitch Lyons B-34 Dick Studley .... C-49 Elizabeth MacDonald B-27 Teresa Taylor G-35 Kathi Madsen ] 7 Glenn Appleman E-34 Beth Bryant Thackeray E-45 Craig Marquette Q-9 Jillian Kathleen Barber E-25 Louis Vaccaro F-7 Allan McCulloch D-55 Lar.y J. Valentine Ken and Jane Barber 0-27 G-61 Sandra McKenzie-Schmitt G-58 Elly Van Home Don Cornett E-10 G-42 Gregory Metcalf p-33 Judith Weber Dale Dapkins G-43 G-46 Gogi Millner ¿_ ] 0 Susan Weinberger Joanne Rae Davis G-47 A-6 (RO) David & Carol Mischke A-20 Tom White Helaine I. Ettinger E-33 ... C-24 Ragnor Naess C-44 Glenn Wilder Mark Gordon G-6 A-68 Leon I. Nigrosh Ä-9 (WO) Lydia Yin Linda S Harry-Orr F-15 0-16 Ken Pick A-54 Pamela Hale G-24 Deborah Chase Zidel G-29 Marilyn Rabetz * D-20 Wendy Jones G-24 Walter K. Rabetz A-42 Lynn E. Riley (5.5 Jill Kleinman D-50 RAKU Pat Lesniowski A-14 (WO) Rochester Folk Art Guild C-54 Janet Lowe A-38 Penelope Fleming F-l2 Bruce Ross C-59 Steven Mensch A-39 Mark Gordon G-6 Emily Rossheim D-49 Robert Palusky 7-A (WO) Friar Jerry Hovanec B-57 Carl Sande ... E-37 Kenneth Rhodes A-39 Gigi Kunze .... C-48 James Sankowski G-21 Tony Meccia 0-1 Stephen Schiffer D-77 Richard and Eileen Schlag C-39 PIT FIRED Nancee Meeker D-39 David S Roth .... A-27 Sabra Segal B-45 PORCELAIN Rob Sieminski E-21 Bruce Hamilton Sevick G-38 Carl Stockwell Carol A. Sevick F-2 Gary Baylor F-45 C-9 Kathi Yokum Sy L. Shames A-17 (WO) Susan M. Cusick G-2 D-61 Chester Zmijewski E-9 Anne B. Shattuck C-8 Tom Neugebauer D-26 Peter Shrope A-30 Sally Silberberg A-i'9 (RO) PORCELAIN SALT-GLAZED Kent P. Stabilit G-73 Ann Stannard D-69 Artemas Pottery E-5 Roberta Bloom A-3 (WO) Jon Ellenbogen Allan Steinberg G-66 Donald Blue A-12 (RO) F-16 Katy Szal A-55 Bob Ellis ... G-35 Ray Bub 0-14 Teresa Taylor G-35 Naomi Cahana . B-24 David Ashley Halsey ...... 0-16 Karen Karnes Kath & Terry Vanderbrook A-78 Marek Cecula G-62 D-71 Gregory Metcalf Christine Wawrzynek G-31 (RO) Jackie Chalkley D-25 F-33 Rochester Folk Art Guild .. Judith Weber G-46 Elizabeth Changstrom A-8 (WO) C-56 Anne B. Shattuck Melinda Weil C-63 Louise F. Cohn D-12 C-8 Teresa Taylor Susan Weinberger A-6 (RO) Jane Cooper A-51 .... G-35 Fred Tregaskis Tom White C-24 Marilyn Coplin D-8 C-33 Dale Dapkins G-43 Robert Deeble D-l CERAMICS Lewis & Risa Dimm B-23 STONEWARE John & Jennifer Donaldson .. A-13 (RO) Claire Jenny Anderson .... G-51 NON-UTILITARIAN Seth Duberstein C-68 Beth Andrews F-30 EARTHENWARE Mary Dudek G-37 Norman & Lila Bacon .... D-54 Jillian Kathleen Barber E-25 Bob Ellis G-35 Jim Bailey .... C-52 Jon Ellenbogen F-16 Werner Bargsten C-18 Louise Baldinger C-28 Bennett Bean B-50 Stephen F. Fabrico D-42 Ken & Jane Barber 0-27 Martha Burgess G-54 Richard & Sandra Farrell .... A-18 (RO) Gary Baylor .... F-45 Don Cornett .'. E-10 Robert Forrest C-16 Donald Blue A- 12 (RO) Dale Dapkins G-43 John Vincent Gilmore F-25 Ray Bub . 0-14 Joanne Rae Davis G-47 Lori Gottlieb E-16 Ron Burke C-36 Helaine I. Ettinger @ E-33 Alexa Grace E-6 Alan Burslem G-33 (RO) Pamela Hale G-24 Linda S. Harry-Orr F-15 Henry R. Casilli F-8 Wendy Jones G-24 Pam Herd B-l 8 Paul Ian Chaleff F-29 Jill Kleinman D-50 Catharine Hiersoux . C-29 Jackie Chalkley .... D-25 Pat Lesniowski A-14 (WO) Karen Karnes D-71 Chandler-Worth B-49 Janet Lowe A-38 Susan N. Katz A-23 Elizabeth Changstrom A--8 (WO) Steven Mensch A-39 Marsha Klein G-28 Michael & Harriet Cohen .. C-40 Robert Palusky A-7 (WO) Cecile Kops G-25 Christopher Cordova E-17 Howard Kottler B-60 Kenneth Rhodes A-39 Dale Dapkins G-43 James Schietinger C-63 Stephen Ladin G-55 B-l 5 Cc Dwyer Leif Wicklund B-33 Deborah R. Lecce 0-4 Jon Ellenbogen F-16 Susan Limmer D-60 Bob Ellis .... G-35 Ann Lindsay E-20 Sally-Ann Endleman B-7 PIT-FIRED James Makirts A-16 (WO) Richard & Sandra Farrell .. .. A- 18 (RO) Allan McCulloch D-55 Victoria Friedman .... D-74 Nancee Meeker D-39 Steven Mensch A-39 Debbie Gottheim .... C-23 Tom Neugebauer D-26 Robert W. Milnes F-42 Marion Grebow 0-1 Nance Lee Mooney G-32 Errol Gumer D-2 PORCELAIN Leon I. Nigrosh A-0 (WO) Pamela Hale .... G-24 Kenneth Rhodes A-39 David Heaer .... G-50 Artemas Pottery E-5 Rochester Folk Art Guild C-58 Ed Hoe F-39 Donald Blue A-12 (RO) Martha Burgess G-54 Pamela Hale G-24 CROCHET Naomi Cahana B-24 Catharine Hiersoux C-29 Henry R. Casilli F-8 Warren Hullow B-39 Randall Darwall C-5.1 Marek Cecula G-62 Kathy Jeffers G-9 Nancy Garro G-71 Paul Ian Chaleff F-29 James P. Johnston A-21 (WO) Jo Ann Grossman D-67 Louise F. Cohn D-12 Wendy Jones G-24 Richard Haney 0-3 Marilyn Coplin D-8 Karen Karnes D-71 Robert J. Kirchmyer G-l 1 Susan M. Cusick G-2 Patrick Kennedy A-13 (WO) Denise Welch-May D-5 Dale Dapkins G-43 Mary Ann Stella-Killilea F-36 Seth Duberstein C-68 Stephen Ladin G-55 Mary Dudek G-37 William and Susan Lee G-l DOLLS/PUPPETS Gail Ann Duggan G-3 Allen K. Littlefield C-66 Gail Ann Duggan G-3 Stephen F Fabrico D-42 Mitch Lyons B-34 Sandie Fenton D-51 Richard & Sandra Farrell .... A-18 (RO) Elizabeth MacDonald B-27 Joanne Fox D-36 Robert Forrest C-1 6 Craig Marquette D-9 Barbara Johansen Newman C-25 Liz Gates-Wilson G-31 (WO) Sandra McKenzie-Schmitt G-58 Karen Lafleur Pieper D-4 John Vincent Gilmore F-25 David & Carol Mischke A-20 R. John Wright E-31 Debbie Gottheim C-23 Leon I. Nigrosh A-9 (WO) Alexa Grace E-6 Isabel Parks B-39 Robert Green G-1 3 Marilyn Rabetz D-20 KNITTING Pam Herd B-18 Walter K. Rabetz A-42 Catharine Hiersoux C-29 Emily Rossheim D-49 Ed Bressel A-24 Kathy Jeffers G-9 Doug Sassi B-6 Kay-o Wicks A-65 Karen Karnes D-71 Richard & Eileen Schlag C-39 Robert Nusbaum G-7 Susan N. Katz A-23 Sabra Segal B-45 Anita M. Walling Stephen Ladin G-55 Sy L. Shames A-17 (WO) Anita M. Walling D-5 Elizabeth MacDonald B-27 Ann Stannard D-69 Steven Mensch A-39 Larry J. Valentine G-61 MACRAME Robert W. Milnes F-42 Kath & Terry Vanderbrook A-78 Nance Lee Mooney G-32 Elizabeth & David Vigoda B-12 Jean Battles-lrvin E-35 Bevan Norkin A-31 Carolyn Bell B-58 Kenneth Rhodes A-39 Peg Gerard 0-19 Rochester Folk Art Guild C-58 Gammy Miller G-33 Todd Sadow F-l FIBER Alice Painter G-l 8 Jane E. Schachat A-35 Mickey Sequenzia C-10 Adele Y. Schonbrun A-45 BATIK David Stearns C-10 Barry & Joan Seace F-20 Elisabeth Deeble E-44 Sy L. Shames A-17 (WO) Nomi Franklin E-43 Kaete Brittin Shaw C-53 Peggy Kaufman D-16 QUILTS, PATCH, APPLIQUE Jane Sinauer B-14 Norman Krinsky B-63 Susan Bourget C-31 Linda M. Speranza E-30 Marc Levy E-43 Kathryn W. Brown (Tafi) E-8 Judith N. Stiles A-60 Michele Manisoff E-28 Patricia Foxx G-48 Louis Vaccaro F-7 Mary Miller 0-28 (RO) Leslie Fuller B-61 Larry J. Valentine G-61 Irene Moshief A-29 Miles John Meilinger F-44 El ly Van Home G-42 Linda Yater A-3 (RO) Penelope Nelson E-1 8 Elizabeth & David Vigoda B-12 Cynthia Nixon D-10 Judith Weber G-46 Sheila Perez B-30 Laura Wilensky A-2 (RO) CLOTHING Bonney Whittington C-57 Deborah Chase Zidel G-29 Ruth Bilowus F-l 4 Susan Bourget C-31 RUGS RAKU Judy Bronfman F-35 Annie C. Chitlender A-15 (WO) Penelope Fleming F-l2 Sara Cibelli F-l 9 Alice Painter G-l 8 Mark Gordon G-6 Randall Darwall C-51 Tony Meccia 0-1 John & Shirley Eck B-41 Nancee Meeker D-39 C. Fornari C-73 David S. Roth A-27 Patricia Foxx G-48 SILKSCREEN Nomi Franklin E-43 James Rothrock B-77 Suzanne Adams A-32 Rob Sieminski E-21 Jo Ann Grossman D-67 Patricia Foxx G-48 Jane E. Herzenberg C-45 Carl Stockwell C-9 Jane E. Herzenberg C-45 Leni Hoch C-19 Kathi Yokum D-61 Penelope Nelson E-18 Peggy Kaufman D-16 Chester Zmijewski E-9 Bonney Whittington C-57 Marc Levy E-43 Nancy I. Lubin G-l4 SALT-GLAZED Michele Manisoff E-28 SOFT SCULPTURE Miles John Meilinger F-44 Artemas Pottery E-5 Mary Miller 0-28 (RO) Patricia Bacon A-5 David Ashley Halsey 0-16 John & Carol Mortensen F-l 3 Jean Battles-lrvin E-35 Karen Karnes D-71 Irene Moshief A-29 Susan Bourget C-31 Fred Tregaskis C-33 Susan Neal D-66 Susan Bush D-1 7 Rebecca Jane Nobel G-23 Patricia Butler D-22 STONEWARE North Country Textiles B-19 Sandie Fenton D-51 Robert Nusbaum G-7 Jane E. Herzenberg C-45 Glenn Appleman E-34 Robert J. Kirchmyer G-l 1 Norman and Lila Bacon D-54 Mary Lynn O'Shea B-54 Irene Moshief A-29 Werner Bargsten C-1 8 Sheila Perez B-30 Barbara Johansen Newman C-25 Donald Blue A-12 (RO) Ruth Odile Roberts D-28 Cynthia Nixon D-10 Alan Burslem G-33 (RO) Sandy Rubel C-69 Alice Painter G-l 8 Henry R. Casilli F-8 Judith B. Schultz G-59 Arlene Pitlick A-34 Paul Ian Chaleff F-29 Inga Spivak C-30 Judith Plotner A-48 Susan M. Cusick G-2 Lynn Y. Vince A-14 (RO) Darlene Pritchard A-12 (WO) Dale Dapkins G-43 Diane Jeanette Reese D-35 Anita M. Walling D-5 Cc Dwyer B-15 Ruth Odile Roberts D-28 Richard & Sandra Farrell .... A-18 (RO) Denise Welch-May D-5 Lynn Willis E-27 Michael F. Feno A-2 Arlene G. Winkler B-3 Cynthia Winika B-31 Victoria Friedman D-74 Joan Wortis C-3 Arlene G. Winkler B-3 Debbie Gottheim C-23 Roni Zimmer A-52 Linda Yater A-3 (RO) WALL HANGINGS Leon Applebaum 0-25 Gerson Oliveira A-53 Robert William Bartlett B-79 Reiser-Schaktman D-34 Suzanne Adams A-32 David Bellantone C-41 Thomas & Nancy Schillereff .. A-l 1 (RO) Patricia Bacon A-5 Keith R. Bowlby C-5 Joseph Michael Sedeski B-71 Carolyn Bell B-58 Robert Burch D-76 Don Smith G-20 Ruth Bilowus F-14 Charles M. Correll E-49 Donna Stamper E-4 Judy Branfman F-35 Robert Deeble D-l Christopher F. Tekverk C-27 Kathryn W. (Tafi) Brown E-8 Stephen Fellerman C-74 Bobbin Young B-22 Patricia Butler D-22 Nancy Freeman C-l Annie C. Chitlender A-15 (WO) John Gilmor D-1 5 CLOTHING Sara Cibelli F-19 John P. Gilvey C-5 Randall Darwall C-51 Don Gonzalez D-41 Gayle Anderson B-52 John & Shirley Eck B-41 Roland Jahn A-4 Karen Dancks G-53 Patricia Foxx G-48 K. William LeQuier F-47 Jan Faulkner D-56 C. Fornari C-73 Andrew Magdanz C-22 Debra Kahn G-53 Nomi Franklin E-43 Paul Manners A-70 Connie and Jacques Mazzoleni .... D-70 Peg Gerard O-1 9 Rich Miller D-38 Miles John Meilinger F-44 Jane E. Herzenberg C-45 Robert Palusky A-7 (WO) Mary Lynn O'Shea B-54 Leni Hoch C-19 Michael Pavlik B-37 Thomas & Nancy Schillereff .. A-l 1 (RO) Robert J. Kirchmyer G-l 1 Todd Phillips C-41 Donna Stamper E-4 Marc Levy E-43 Rochester Folk Art Guild C-60 Michele Manisoff E-28 Rochester Folk Art Guild C-62 Ken Mayberger B-47 Josh Simpson B-l SCULPTURAL Miles John Meilinger F-44 Henry P. Summa C-61 John Coutoupis B-21 Irene Moshief A-29 George J. Thiewes B-62 Marc Goldring B-25 Barbara Johansen Newman C-25 William & Sally Worcester F-27 Bobbin Young B-22 Cynthia Nixon D-10 Mary Lynn O'Shea B-54 Alice Painter G-l 8 FORMED METAL Sheila Perez B-30 Arlene Pitlick A-34 Robert William Bartlett B-79 ENAMELS Judith Plotner A-48 Colleen Bickman G-49 Darlene Pritchard A-12 (WO) GLASS CONSTRUCTIONS/ Diane Jeanette Reese D-35 Hank Cantor B-43 Ruth Odile Roberts D-28 SCULPTURAL Colette B-73 Sandy Rubel C-69 Alan Garry D-44 Jaclyn Davidson B-65 Toby Davis D-58 Carol Ann Schwartzott B-48 Roland Jahn A-4 Pamela Twycross-Reed D-19 Jacqueline DeBoer D-29 Rebecca Wenger G-39 Valerie Dubac D-45 Bonney Whittington C-57 STAINED GLASS Jamie Feldstein A-28 Kathryn Regier Gough C-26 Cynthia Winika B-31 Marni Bakst D-79 Terry Worthington A-59 Barbara Mail F-24 Alan Bitker Stained Glass Studio .... E-22 Cathleen McLain C-l 7 Linda Yater A-3 (RO) K. Brown A-8 Jan Yatsko F-4 Sherry Mills F-32 Michael Devito B-4 Fred & Kate Pearce A-40 Linda Deming D-23 Ursula Duba Pollak E-23 WEAVING James Griswold F-3 Gail Rapoport D-24 Lyn C. Hovey D-1 8 Patricia Bacon A-5 James H. Rausch B-2 Linda Ingber D-40 Jean Battles-Irvin E-35 Rosanne Risner D-43 George Kunze C-50 Ruth Bilowus F-14 Shirley Rosenthal B-36 Randall Ladd D-23 Judy Branfman F-35 Linda H. Sherman B-2 Ed Bressel A-24 Lynn Latimer F-37 Sansea Sparling C-l 2 Anne Brooke F-6 Billie Lawless D-62 Alan T. Twigg A-61 Randall Darwall C-51 Bob Micznik A-41 Ginny Whitney B-l 3 John & Shirley Eck E-41 Kenneth M. Phillips C-67 Steven K. Zeitlin B-20 Sandie Fenton D-5.1 Dana Smith A-l John Tom A-8 C. Fornari C-73 Bob Toubman A-76 FORGED IRON (Blacksmithing) Leni Hoch C-19 Cholas Woodard D-32 Nancy I. Lubin G-l4 Bruce Anderson D-46 Ken Mayberger B-47 David Paul Bacharach A-56 Barbara Bryson Means 0-26 Harvey Brotman E-47 Susan Neal D-66 LEATHER Gregory Litsios A-44 Rebecca Jane Noble G-23 Peter M. Ross D-33 North Country Textiles B-19 ACCESSORIES Rochester Folk Art Guild A-15 (RO) Mary Lynn O'Shea B-54 Gayle Anderson B-52 Jennifer P. Sayre A-25 Marcia Phillips D-31 Betty Beame A-21 (RO) Joel A. Schwartz G-8 Anita Rosencrantz F-28 David C. Bortman D-l 1 Richard Sexstone A-57 Sandy Rubel C-69 Richard A. Chandler B-53 Durand Van Dören G-45 Fran Cutrell Rutkovsky E-24 Mary Adele Combe D-l 1 Judith B. Schultz G-59 John Coutoupis B-21 HOLLOWARE Carol Ann Schwartzott B-48 Karen Dancks G-53 Inga Spivak C-30 Elaine R. DeSanto C-64 Bruce Anderson D-46 Pamela Twycross-Reed D-19 Steven T. Fong A- 1 0 Keith Attwood G-44 Lynn Y. Vince A-14 (RO) Joyce & Neil Friedman G-10 Michael & Maureen Banner E-19 Rebecca Wenger G-39 Thomas J. Fuller C-34 Barbara Bronstein F-43 Arlene G. Winkler B-3 Irwin Gaff in C-64 Francis T. Byrne, Jr E-3 Terry Worthington A-59 Roger Gettens E-36 Bruce Guyot G-52 Joan Wortis C-3 Marc Goldring B-25 Margaret Laws D-73 Roni Zimmer A-52 Harvey Greenwald B-9 Tom Raredon A-67 Mary Ann Zotto-Beltz G-64 Jude Silver A-5 (RO) Harold Rogovin A-62 Debra Kahn G-53 Mary Ann Spavins A-18 (WO) Kenn Kushner A-72 GLASS Land of Zebu A-16 (RO) JEWELRY (Gold & Silver) BLOWN GLASS Ben Liberty C-37 Barry Linder G-20 Carrie Adel C-46 Steven V. Adams D-52 Seymour Mondshein D-27 Thomas Ambrosina/Angela Mary Angus F-23 Dick Muller B-l6 Conty Ambrosina B-5 Bruce Anderson D-46 Stephen Saracino A-58 WOOD Glenda Arentzen B-69 Laurence Seegers C-l 1 Keith Attwood G-44 Julie Shaw E-1 5 ACCESSORIES Roz Balkin B-35 Linda H Sherman B-2 Michael & Maureen Banner E-19 Barbara W: Stanger A-19 (WO) Suzanne Alexander G-67 Harriet Forman Barrett C-2 Ellen & Edward Stutsman 0-5 Lynn Allinger B-67 Janet Beck E-41 Karen Scott Topol D-64 Fred Bateman G-67 Mona Berman G-12 Alan T. Twigg A-61 George W. Berry A-43 Louise Bermont D-65 George Paul van Duinwyk A-10 Hal Boyer A-l Joel Besnard A-1 1 Christopher Walkey 0-2 Jeffrey Briggs C-55 Collene Brickman G-49 Linda Webb D-13 Lindley Briggs E-42 Claire Boiano G-16 Jeffrey Weiss D-13 Fred Buss E-l3 Ann Boomsliter G-1 5 Elizabeth Weeden E-l John & Jennifer Donaldson .. A-13 (RO) Kenneth R. Bray B-26 Frances Welles A-33 Irving Fischman C-20 Louise Briggs G-57 Janice Whitcraft B-l 1 Mike Goldfinger C-43 Barbara Bronstein F-43 Joseph Wood C-38 Kurt G. Holsapple A-26 Allen Bryan B-64 Douglas Zaruba G-15 William G. Huntley C-l 3 Francis T. Byrne, Jr E-3 Steven K. Zeitlin B-20 Rix Jennings B-75 Hank Cantor B-43 Peter Kwasniewski C-35 Sharon Church D-6 Ca rol Lieberman C-7 1 Barbara Cieslicki E-7 KNIVES Mark Lindquist B-42 Arthur L. Cohen D-3 Melvin B. Lindquist B-44 David Paul Bacharach A-56 Colette B-73 Steven Mackintosh D-21 Richard Denker E-39 Donald & Judith Cook B-46 Steve Madsen B-40 Mary Ellen O'Connor G-4 John J Copp F-5 Robert March D-75 Joel A. Schwartz G-8 Ross Coppelman B-28 Robert G. McKeown A-36 Jerry DAvanzo E-12 William Patrick D-48 Fra ncisco Perez B-32 Jaclyn Davidson B-65 NON-METAL JEWELRY Toby Davis D-58 David Petraglia F-31 Jacqueline DeBoer D-29 Roz Balkin B-35 Kenneth'Reid F-21 Ellen Dimsdale D-57 Barbara Bronstein F-43 Eric Sprenger E-l 4 Kathryn Downs G-56 Henry R. Casilli F-8 Gary Stam B-67 Valerie Dubac D-45 John J. Copp F-5 Alan Stirt B-10 Roy Epstein A-6 (WO) Jerry DAvanzo E-12 Alan Supina F-31 Jamie Feldstein A-28 Peg Gerard 0-19 John Wall C-43 Loretta Fiore G-65 Meryl Greenberg A-66 David Warner C-7 Lilly Fitzgerald G-36 Joy Hand C-42 Edward Zucca D-59 J. Stephen Flynn E-l 1 Rachel Hodsdon G-27 Beth Friedman E-41 Carol Lieberman C-71 FURNITURE Cliff Furnald E-32 Gammy Miller G-33 Howard Gaber B-52 Suzanne Nill C-38 George W. Berry A-43 James Garvey A-17 Arlene Pitlick A-34 Michael Coffey A-49 Karen Gerstl G-22 Margery Beth Rose B-l 1 Robert Domlesky D-47 Kathryn Regier Gough C-26 Mickey Sequenzia C-10 Irving Fischman C-20 l imothy Grannis F-1 0 Julie Shaw E-1 5 Mike Goldfinger C-43 Dorothy Randall Gray E-40 David Stearns C-10 Kurt G. Holsapple A-26 Meryl Greenberg A-66 Ellen & Edward Stutsman 0-5 Peter Korn A-80 Rob Greene C-6 Elizabeth Weeden E-l Mark Lindquist B-42 Paul Gross G-68 Janice Whitcraft B-l 1 Jane MacKenzie F-26 Joy Hand C-42 Joseph Wood C-38 Steven Mackintosh D-21 Peter Handler G-60 Jan Yatsko F-4 Steve Madsen B-40 Donald B. Heintze F-18 Robert March D-75 John Heller C-47 Fra ncisco Perez B-32 Jeffrey A. Karliner D-30 PEWTER John Wall C-43 Michael Kaye A-47 Edward Zucca D-59 Mark & Heidi Knipe B-17 Bruce Guyot G-52 S. Ann Krupp B-64 David Petraglia F-31 Margaret Laws D-73 Alan Supina F-31 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Michael Leininger C-65 George Paul van Duinwyk A-10 Kyle H. Leister G-41 Jeffrey Briggs C-55 Michael Lieber E-26 Douglas Deihl F-l 1 Carol Lieberman C-71 SCULPTURAL METALS Dennis Dorogi A-9 (RO) Martin Litchman A-20 (RO) Ritch Kelly B-51 David Paul Bacharach A-56 Michael Mandile E-38 Lee Lustberg C-32 Michael & Maureen Banner E-19 Barbara Mail F-24 Harriet Forman Barrett C-2 Paul E. Marcero F-40 Roy Epstein A-6 (WO) SCULPTURAL Cathleen McLain C-17 Karen Gerstl G-22 Sherry Mills F-32 Timothy Grannis F-10 George W Berry A-43 Theo Monder D-72 Billie Lawless D-62 Hal Boyer A-l N Moore/T. Streb F-34 Margaret Laws D-73 Jeffrey Briggs C-55 Betty Murray A-4 (RO) Stephen M. Levinson D-37 Lindley Briggs E-42 Virginia Mustin D-53 Michael Lieber E-26 Patricia Butler D-22 Suzanne Nill C-38 Gregory Litsios A-44 Michael Coffey A-49 Mary Ellen O'Connor G-4 Paul E. Marcero F-40 Giles Gilson B-38 Pahaka B-29 Sherry Mills F-32 Igor Givotovsky B-26 Fred & Kate Pearce A-40 James C. Myford F-38 Mike Goldfinger C-43 Stan Plotner A-48 Suzanne Nill C-38 William M. Hale E-2 Ursula Duba Pollak E-23 Rochester Folk Art Guild .... A-15 (RO) Kurt G. Holsapple A-26 Ellen Reiben Posilkin B-8 Rochester Folk Art Guild A-17 Rix Jennings B-75 Gail Rapoport D-24 Sansea Sparling C-l 2 Peter Kwasniewski C-35 Mark Lindquist B-42 James H. Rausch B-2 Barbara W. Stanger A-19 (WO) Cynthia Reed G-69 Melvin Linquist B-44 Kenneth Reid F-21 Karen Scott Topol D-64 Steve Madsen B-40 Rosanne Risner D-43 U.S. Bells 0-17 Robert March D-75 Margery Beth Rose B-l 1 Linda Webb D-13 William Patrick D-48 Neal Rosenblum C-14 Jeffrey Weiss D-13 Francisco Perez B-32 Shirley Rosenthal B-36 Joseph Wood C-38 John Wall C-43 David Warner C-7 BASKETS STAINED GLASS BOXES Andrew J. Willner B-56 Nancy Garro G-71 Linda Ingber D-40 Kari Lonning C-21 TOYS Gail MacGibbon F-41 Suzanne Alexander/ Jan Yatsko BOOKBINDING Fred Bateman G-67 Jerry Marmelstein D-63 Susan & Toby Barberry A-50 DOLLHOUSES Reiser-Schaktman D-34 Philip Geraci G-34 Susan Soleil A-64 David Glymph A-22 (RO) David Glymph A-22 (RO) William M. Hale E-2 William G. Huntley C-1 3 BROOMS Rix Jennings B-75 SMOKING PIPES Bobbe McClure 0-15 Henning & Sharon Kallweit D-68 Stephen Hildebrand F-9 Gretchen Michael Moore F-1 7 Andrew Marks A-7 (RO) Thomas Joh n Yensho D-7 MAGIC BOXES

HANDSPUN YARNS Allan McCulloch D-55 OTHER Barbara Bryson Means 0-26 TIE/DYE PAPER Penelope Nelson E-1 8 Suzanne Adams A-32 KINETIC SCULPTURE Elaine and Donna Koretsky B-55 C. J. Peruti A-46 Marshall Pfeffer G-40 ARCHITECTURAL ACCESSORIES SCRIMSHAW FEATHER ACCESSORIES Rochester Folk Art Guild A-15 (RO) Rachel Hodsdon G-27 Claire Boiano G-1 6 Cynthia Reed G-69 Jennison E-1 BRASS/BRONZE FURNITURE Elizabeth Weeden E-1 Stephen M. Truchil A-37 CANVAS/LEATHER CLOCKS TRAVEL BAGS Ron Burke C-36 Tom & Anne Hoopes C-4 Seymour Mondshein D-27 PORCELAIN DOLLS WOODEN PUZZLES Gail Ann Duggan G-3 Joan & Peter Kazoinis A-22 (WO) Kari Lonning C-21 Exhibiting For Retail Days Only B61 Leslie Tuller quilts B62 G Thiewes glass Exhibitors by Al Dana Smith st glass B63 N Krinsky batik scarves A2 Laura Wilensky porcelain B64 Krupp/Bryan jewl A3 Linda Yater soft sculp B65 J Davidson jewl A4 Betty Murray jewl B67 G Stam/L Allinger wood Booth Number A5 Jude Silver leather B69 G Arentzen jewl A6 Susan Weinberger ceramics B71 J M Sedeski leather BUILDING A A7 Andrew Marks pipes B73 Colette cloisonne jewl A8 Brown/John Tom st glass B75 R Jennings puzzles Al Hal Boyer wood A9 Dennis Dorogi musical instr B77 Jim Rothrock porcelain A2 Mike Feno ceramics A10 Steven Fong leather B79 R Wm Bartlett glass A3 Roberta Bloom porcelain Al 1 T/N Schillereff leather Al 2 Donald Blue ceramics A4 Roland Jahn glass A13 J & J Donaldson pore w/wood BUILDING C A5 Patricia Bacon weaving A14 Lynn Vince weaving A6 Roy Epstein jew I Al 5 RFAG metal CI N Freeman glass A7 R Palusky cer/glass A16 Land of Zebu leather C2 Harriet Barrett jewl A8 Elizabeth Changstrom cer Al 7 RFAG metal C3 Joa n Wortis clothing C4 Rust Pond lea/canvas A9 Leon Nigrosh porcelain A18 R & S Farrell ceramics A19 Salty Silberberg ceramics C5 Webatuck glass works A10 D Amidon, S Balegno metals C6 Rob Greene jewl All Joel Besnard jewl A20 Marty Litchman jewl A21 Betty Beam leather C7 David Warner wood A12 Darlene Pritchard fiber A22 David Glymph wood toys C8 A Shattuck ceramics A13 Patrick Kennedy ceramics C9 Carl Stockwell raku A14 Pat Lesniowski ceramics CIO Sequenzia/Stearns mac Al 5 Annie Chittenden fiber BUILDING B CI 1 Laurence Seegers jewl A16 James Makins porcelain CI 2 S Sparling w steel A17 Sy Shames ceramics B1 J Simpson glass CI 3 Wm Huntley wood toys CI 4 N Rosenblum jewl A18 Mary A Spaims sil/holwr B2 Rausch/Sherman jewl B3 Arlene Winkler fiber CI 5 Carl Lindgren ceramics A19 Barbara Stanger jewl B4 M Devito st glass CI 6 R Forrest ceramics A20 D & C Mischke ceramics B5 A/T Ambrosina jewl CI 7 C McLain jewl A21 James Johnston ceramics B6 D Sassi pottery CI 8 W Bargsten clay A22 J/P Kazounis pore dolls B7 S A Endleman pottery CI 9 Leni Hoch weaving A23 Susan Katz porcelain B8 E Posilkin jewl C20 I Fischman wood A24 Ed Bressel fiber B9 H Greenwald leather C21 K Lonning bask/puzz A25 Jennifer Sayre metal BIO A Stirt wood C22 Andrew Magdanz glass A26 Kurt Holsapple wood B1 1 Vincent St Studios met C23 Debbie Gottheim clay A27 David Roth raku B12 E & D Vigoda pottery C24 T White pottery A28 Jamie feldstein clois/jewl B13 G Whitney enam jewl C25 B J Newman soft sculp A29 Irene Moshief fiber B14 Jane Sinauer ceramics C26 Kathryn R Gough clois jewl A30 Peter Shrope ceramics B15 C C Dwyer ceramics C27 C Tekverk leather A31 Bevan Norkin porcelain B16 D Muller leather C28 L Baldinger pottery A32 Suzanne Adams paper B17 M/H Knipe jewl C29 Catharine Hiersoux ceramics A33 Frances Welles jewl B18 Pam Herd ceramics C30 Inga Spivak handwoven clothing A34 Arlene Pitlick fiber B1 9 North Country Textiles C31 Susan Bourget fiber A35 Jane Schachat ceramics B20 S Zeitlin enamels C32 Lee Lustberg jewl A36 Robert McKeown wood B21 J Coutoupis leather C33 F Tregaskis ceramics A37 Stephen Truchil brs/brz furn B22 B Young leather C34 T Fuller leather A38 Barbara Takiguchi B23 Livingston pottery C35 Peter Kwasniewski wood A39 Rhodes/Menseh ceramics B24 N Cahana porcelain C36 R Burke pottery A40 F & K Pearce jewl B25 Marc Goldring leather C37 B Liberly leather A41 Bob Micznik st glass B26 I Givotovsky wood C38 S Nili/J Wood jewl A42 Walter Rabetz pottery B27 Elizabeth MacDonald cer C39 Schlag Studio ceramics A43 George Berry wood B28 R/S Coppelman jewl C40 M & H Cohen ceramics A44 Gregory Litsios metal B29 PAHAKA jewl C41 Salamandra glass A45 A Schonbrun ceramics B30 S Perez soft sculp C42 J Hand jewl A46 C J Peruti leather B31 C Winika soft sculp C43 Union Woodworks A47 Michael Kaye jewl B32 F Perez wood C44 R Naess pottery A48 J & S Plotner fiber/ceram B33 Leif Wicklund cer C45 J Herzenberg soft sculp A49 Michael Coffey wood B34 Mitch Lyons ceramics C46 Carrie Adell jewl A50 S/T Barberry wood toys B35 Roz Balkin jewl C47 J Heller ceram/jewl A51 Jane Cooper porcelain B36 S Rosenthal enamels C48 G Kunze raku A52 Roni Zimmer fiber B37 M Pavlik glass C49 D Studley ceramics A53 Gerson Oliveira leather B38 Giles Gilson wood C50 G Kunze st glass A54 Ken Pick ceramics B39 Hickory Grove cer C51 R DarwalT weav/crochet A55 Katy Szal ceramics B40 Steve Madsen wood C52 J Bailey ceramics A56 David Bacharach bronze B41 J/S Eck weaving C53 Kaete Shaw ceramics A57 Richard Sextone wood/metal B42 Mark Lindquist wood C54 R Folk Art Guild ceramics A58 Stephen Saracino jewl B43 Hank Cantor jewl C55 J Briggs wood A59 Terry Worthington weaving B44 Melvin Lindquist wood C56 R Folk Art Guild ceramics B45 Sabra Segal ceramics A60 Judith Stiles porcelain C57 Kenn Kushner leather B46 D Cook jewl A61 Alan Twiggs jewl C58 R Folk Art Guild ceramics B47 K Mayberger weaving C59 B Ross pottery A62 Harold Rogovin metal B48 C Schwartzott weaving C60 R Folk Art Guild glass A63 Ray Bobb ceramics B49 Chandler-Worth pottery A64 Susan Soleil bookbinding B50 B Bean ceramics C61 Henry P Summa glass A65 Kay-o Wicks knitting B51 R Kelly muse instr C62 R Folk Art Guild glass A66 Meryl Greenberg jewl B52 Gayle Anderson leather C63 Melinda Weil ceramics A67 Tom Raredon metal B53 R Chandler leather C64 Reinmaker leather A68 Glenn Wilder ceramics B54 M O'Shea weaving C65 Michael Leininger jewl A69 Jonathan Kaplan ceramics B55 E Koretsky paper C66 A Littlefield ceramics A70 Paul Manners glass B56 A Willner wood C67 K Phillips st glass A72 Judith Stein fiber B57 Jerry Hovanec ceramics C68 S Duberstein porcelain A74 Beth Friedman jewl B58 Carolyn Bell fiber C69 Sandy Rubel fiber A76 Robert Toubman st glass B59 H Gaber jewl C71 Carol Lieberman wood/jewl A78 T & K Vanderbrook ceramics B60 Howard Kottler ceramics C73 C Fornari porcelain A80 P Korn wood furniture C75. S Fellerman glass BUILDING D E4 Donna Stamper sheep cloth F40 Paul Marcero jewl E5 R Levine/S Wallace ceramics F41 Gail MacGibbon fiber baskets D1 R Deeble glass E6 Alexa Grace ceramics F42 Robert Mimes ceramics D2 E Gumer pottery E7 Barbara Cieslicki jewl F43 Barbara Bronstein metal/jewl D3 Arthur Cohen jewl E8 Tafi Brown fiber F44 Miles leather/patchwork D4 Karen Pieper dolls E9 Chester Zmijewski ceramics F45 Gary Baylor ceramics D5 Walling/Welch-May knit/croch E10 Don Cornett ceramics F47 K William LeQuier glass D6 Sharon Church jewl Ell J Stephen Flynn jewl D7 Robert Pfeifer w toys El 2 Jerry Dauanzo jewl D8 Marilyn Coplin porcelain El 3 Fred Buss wood jewl boxes D9 Craig Marquette pottery El 4 Eric Sprenger wood TENT G D10 Cynthia Nixon fiber El 5 Julie Shaw jewl Gl W/S Lee pottery D1 1 David Bortman leather El 6 Lori Gottlieb porcelain G2 Susan Cusick cer forms D12 Louise Cohn porcelain El 7 Chris Cordova ceramics G3 G Wilson Duggan dolls D13 Webb/Weiss jewl El 8 Penelope Nelson fiber G4 Mary E O'Connor jewl/knives D14 Stephen Sugarman leather El 9 Michael Banner jewl G5 Lynn Riley ceramics D15 John Gilmor glass E20 Ann Lindsay ceramics G6 Mark Gordon ceramics D16 Peggy Kaufman batik cloth E21 Rob Sieminski raku G7 R Nussbaum knitted coats D17 Susan Bush soft sculp E22 Alan Bitker st glass G8 Joel Schwartz blacksmith D18 Lyn Hovey st glass E23 Ursula Pollak clois jewl G9 Kathy Jeffers ceramics D19 Pamela Twycross-Reed weav E24 Fran C Rutkovsky fiber G10 J/N Friedman leather D20 Marilyn Rabetz ceramics E25 Jill ¡an Barber ceramics Gl 1 Robert Kirchmyer fib sculp D21 S Mackintosh wood furn E26 Michael Lieber metal Gl 2 Mona Berman jewl D22 Patricia Butler fabric/wood E27 Susan Bush backpacks Gl 3 Robert Green ceramics D23 R Ladd/Deming st glass E28 Michele Manisoff batik Gl 4 Nancy Lubin weaving D24 Gail Rapoport enamels E29 Seth Isman pottery Gl 5 Boomsliter/Zaruba jewl D25 Jackie Chalkley ceramics E30 Linda Speranza pore Gl 6 Claire Boiano feath jewl D26 Tom Neugebauer ceramics E31 R John Wright dolls Gl 7 Kathi Madsen D27 Seymour Monshein leather E32 Cliff Furnald jewl Gl 8 Alice Painter fiber D28 Ruth Roberts soft sculp E33 Helaine Manikowske ceramics G20 North Country leather D29 J DeBoer jewl E34 Glenn Appleman ceramics G21 James Sankowski ceramics D30 Jeff Karliner jewl E35 Jean Battles-lrwin fib jewl G22 Karen Gerstl jewl D31 Marcia Phillips weav E36 Roger Gettens leather G23 Rebecca Noble fiber D32 Cholas Woodard st glass E37 Carl Sande ceramics G24 Hale/Jones clay boots/shoes D33 Peter Ross forged iron E38 Michael Mandile drums G25 Cecile Kops cerarfucs D34 Schaktman/Reiser leather E39 Richard Denker knives G26 Kenneth Bray jewl D35 Diane Reese soft sculp E40 Dorothy Gray jewl G27 Rachel Hodsdon scrimshaw D36 Joanne Fox puppets E41 Janet Beck jewl G28 Marsha Klein ceramics D37 Stephen Levinson metal E42 Lindley Briggs wood G29 Deborah Zidel ceramics D38 Rich Miller glass E43 Levy/Franklin fiber G30 Hank Cantor jewl D39 Nancee Meeker raku E44 Elizabeth Deeble batik G31 Liz Gates-Wilson ceramics D40 L Ingber st glass E45 Beth Thackeray ceram porcelain G32 Nance Lee Mooney pore D41 D Gonzalez glass E47 Brotman/Day blacksmithing G33 Gammy Miller mac jewl D42 Steve Fabrico ceramics E49 Charles Correll glass G34 Quillow Toys D43 R Risner jewl G35 Salty Dog pottery D44 Alan Garry st glass G36 Willy Fitzgerald jewl D45 V Dubac jewl TENT F G37 Mary Dudek ceramics D46 B Anderson jewl G38 Bruce Sevick ceramics D47 Robert Domlesky wood Fl Todd Sadow ceramics G39 Rebecca Wenger rugs D48 Wm Patrick woodworking F2 Carol Sevik ceramics G40 Marshall Pfeffer paper D49 Emily Rossheim ceramics F3 James Griswald st glass G41 Kyle Leister jewl D50 Jill Kleinman ceramics F4 Jan Yatsko fiber baskets G42 Elly VanHorne ceramics D51 Sandie Fenton weaving F5 John Copp jewl G43 Dale Dapkins ceramics D52 Steve Adams glass F6 Anne Brooke woven rugs G44 Keith Attwood jewl/holwr D53 Virginia Mustin jewl F7 Louis Vaccaro ceramics G45 Durand Van Dören metal D54 Sweetheart pottery F8 Henry Casilli clay G46 Judith Weber ceramics D55 A McCulloch ceramics F9 Stephen Hildebrand pipes G47 Joanne Davis ceramics D56 Jan Faulkner leather cloth F10 Timothy Grannie jewl G48 Patricia Foxx fiber D57 Ellen Dimsdale jewl Fl 1 Deihl/Hodgkinson muse inst G49 Colleen Bickman enamels D58 Toby Davis jewl Fl 2 Penelope Fleming raku G50 David Heger ceramics D59 Ed Zucca wood Fl 3 J/C Mortensen fiber D60 S Limmer pottery G51 Claire Anderson ceramics Fl4 Ruth Bilowus fibers G52 Bruce Guyot pewter D61 Kathi Yokum raku Fl 5 Linda Harry-Orr clay G53 Kahn/Dancks leather D62 Billie Lawless st glass Fl 6 Jon Ellenbogen ceramics G54 Martha Burgess cer sculp D63 Jerry Marmelstein bookbd Fl 7 Gretchen Moore w puzzles G55. Stephen Ladin ceramics- D64 Karen Topol jewl Fl 8 Donald Heintze jewl G56 Kathryn Downs jewl' D65 L Bermont jewl Fl 9 Sara Cibelli fiber G57 Louise Briggs jewl D66 Susan Neal weaving F20 B & J Searce ceramics G58 Sandra McKenzie-Schmitt cer D67 JoAnn Grossman croch clothing F21 Kenneth Reid jewl G59 Judith Schultz fiber D68 Sha ron Kallweit wood toys F22 Seymour Sayles st glass G60 Peter Handler jewl D69 Ann Stannard ceramics F23 Mary Angus glass D70 C & J Mazzoleni leath cloth G61 Larry Valentine ceramics F24 Barbara Mail metal/enam G62 Marek Cecula ceramics D71 Karen Karnes ceramics F25 John Gilmore porcelain G63 Robert G McKeown wood D72 T Monder jewl F26 Jane MacKenzie wood furn G64 Mary Ann Zotto-Beltz fiber D73 Margaret Laws holwr jewl F27 Worcester Glassworks D74 V Friedman pottery G65 Loretta Fiore jewl F28 Anita Rosencrantz clothing G66 Aflan Steinberg ceramics D75 Robert March wood F29 Paul Ian Chaleff ceramics G67 Copaesethetic wood toys D76 R Burch glass F30 Beth Andrews ceramics G68 Paul Gross jewl D77 S Schiffer pottery F31 Petraglia/Supina pew/wood G69 Cynthia Reed jewl D79 Marni Bakst st glass F32 Sherry Mills enamelist/jewl G71 Nancy Garro baskets F33 Gregory Metcalf ceramics G73 Kent P Stabilit ceramics F34 N Moore/T Streb jewl TENT E F35 Judy Bronfman weaving F36 Mary Ann Kill ilea clay Exhibitions For Retail Days Only El Weeden & Jennison feath jewl F37 Lynn Latimer st glass E2 William Hale carv rock horses F38 James C Myford alum sculpture G31 Christine Wawrzynek cer E3 Francis Byrne, Jr jewl/metals F39 Ed Hoe ceramics G33 Alan Burslem ceramics OUTSIDE SPACES 05 E/E Stutsman fiber jewl/m 025 Leon Applebaum glass 015 Bobbe McClure brooms 026 Barbara Means handspun wool 01 Marion Grebow ceramics 016 David Halsey ceramics 027 K/J Barber ceramics 02 Christopher Walkey jewl 017 U.S. Bells metal 028 Mary Miller fiber RO 03 Richard H aney soft sculp 018 Barbara Scully ceramics 029 Lydia Yin porcelain RO 04 Deborah Lecce porcelain 019 Peg Gerard macrame/mirrors GLENDA ARENTZEN BARKING SPIDER POTTERY 463 West Street/New York City, N. Y./ 128 Mill Street/Healdsburg, California/ A Directory of 10014/(212) 243-7061/Jewelry Booth 95448/ (707) 433-4550/Ceramics Booth B69 F16 ARTEMAS POTTERY HARRIET FORMAN BARRETT Exhibiting Route #1/Artemas, Penn./1721 1/(814) 472 Myrtle Avenue/Brooklyn, New York/ 784-5846/Ceramics Booth E5 11205 / (212) 857-0504 / Figurative Jewelry Booth C2 Craftspersons THE ARTWORKS Rt 1 10/Amesbury, Mass./01913/(617) ROBERT WILLIAM BARTLETT 388-5090/Wooden Sculpture Booth B26 STEVEN V. ADAMS 598 Old Route 1 / Gouldsboro, Maine/ East 1 2 Boone / Spokane, Washington / AS THE WHEEL TURNS 04607/(207) 546-2408/Hand Blown & 99202/(509) 328-1712 / Blown Glass Route 25A/Rocky Point, N. Y./11778/ Formed Glass Booth B79 Booth D52 (516) 744-9204/Ceramics Booth El7 JEAN BATTLES-IRVIN SUZANNE ADAMS ASTRAL PROJECTIONS 1 1 North Cliffe Drive/Wilmington, Dela- Star Route/Layton, New Jersey/07851/ 7147 West Keeney Road/Cuyler, N. 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Booth F29 3302/Blown Art Glass Booth C74 ANN BOOMSLITER & JACKIE CHALKLEY DOUGLAS ZARUBA ROBERT BURCH 402 Fifth Avenue / Washington Grove, 21 Sanders Road/Buffalo, N. Y./14216/ Box 1 1 0, Star Route 70 / Great Barring- Maryland / 20880 /(301) 977-8616 / (716) 875-2524 / 634-6880 / Jewelry ton, Mass. / 01230 / (41 3) 229-6640 / Ceramics Booth D-25 Booth G15 Hand-Blown Glass Booth D76 RICHARD A. CHANDLER SUSAN BOURGET MARTHA BURGESS Old Wolfeboro Rd./Alton, N.H./03809/ Box 1 555/Duxbury, Mass./02332/ (617) 821 Front St./Weymouth, Mass./02190/ (603) 875-2178 / Leather Bags & Lug- 934-2146 / Quilting, Appliqué, Clothing (617) 337-3139 / Clay Sculpture Booth gage Booth B53 Booth C31 G54 STEPHEN & CINDY HAL BOYER RON BURKE 1222 Fawn Road/Saugerties, New York/ CHANDLER-WORTH RR #1, Box 325 / Springvale, Maine/ Roaring Brook Road / Conway, Mass. / 12477/(914) 246-4796 / Wood Booth 04085/ (207) 324-9540/Ceramics Booth A-l 01341 / (41 3) 369-4429/Stoneware Pot- C36 tery Booth B49 BRANDYWINE GLASSWORKS Box 1 10, Star Route 70/Great Barring- BURNT MOUNTAIN GLASSWORKS Frank Williams Road / Shelburne Falls, ELIZABETH CHANGSTROM ton, Mass. / 01230 / (413) 229-6640 / 4 El Pasco / Mill Valley, Calif./94941 / Hand Blown Glass Booth D76 Mass./Ol 370/ (41 3) 625-6145 / Blown Glass Booth B-l (415) 388-0733/Ceramics Booth A8WO JUDY BRANFMAN CHAWAN RFD #1, Box 11 OA / Pomfret Center, ALAN BURSLEM 2204 Lowerln/Arden Wilmington, Dela- Capuchin College, 4121 Harewood Road Conn./06259/(203) 974-0276 / Hand- NE / Washington, D.C. / 20017 /(202) weaving Booth F35 ware/19810/ (302) 475-8763/Ceramics Booth G33RO 529-2188/Ceramics (Raku Tea Bowls) BRASS ARTISANS Booth B57 RD 2, Main Street/Califon, New Jersey/ SUSAN BUSH 1920 South Street, N.W. / Washington, ANNIE C. CHITLENDEN 07830/(201) 832-7677/Sterling Hollo- 190 Neck Road/Madison, Conn./06443/ ware, Handwrought Fixtures Booth A-62 D.C. / 20009 /(202) 234-3577 / Soft Sculpture Booth D17 (203) 245.-4925 / Weaving Booth A15 KENNETH R. BRAY WO 14 W. Main Street/Clinton, New Jersey/ FRED BUSS P.O. Box 144 / Cazadero, Calif./95421 / SHARON CHURCH 08809 / (201 ) 735-4838/Jewelry Booth P.O. Box 4175 / Greenville, Delaware/ G26 (707) 632-5622 / Wooden Boxes Booth E-13 19807 /(302) 652-7163/Jewelry Booth ALAN BITKER D-6 STAINED GLASS STUDIO PATRICIA BUTLER SARA CI BELLI 519 George Street / New Haven, Conn./ 33 East Main / Washinqtonville, N Y./ 12 Elm Road, RD 1/Middletown, N. Y./ 0651 1/(203) 777-421 1 / Stained Glass 10992/(914) 496-9236 / Fabric and 10940/ (914) 386-1 055/Clothing>, Wall- Booth E22 Wood Booth D22 hangings Booth Fl9 ED BRESSEL FRANCIS T. BYRNE, JR. Waterville, Vermont/05492 / (802) 644- BARBARA CIESLICKI 7104 Syracuse Avenue / Takoma Park, 218 South West Street / Carlisle, Penn./ 5061 / Fiber, Weaving, Knitting Booth Maryland / 20012/(301) 891-2643 / A24 17013/ (717) 243-7019/Sterling & Gold Jewelry & Holloware Booth E3 Jewelry Booth E-7 JEFFREY BRIGGS 17 Dalton Street / Newburyport, Mass. / NAOMI CAHANA CIRCLE ROUND THE MOON 01950/(617) 465-5593 / Wood Booth 682 Broadway/New York, N. Y./10012/ Central Pike / W. Sutton, Mass./01527/ C-55 (212) 777-21 19/Porcelain Booth B24 (617) 865-9802/Jewelry Booth G36 LINDLEY BRIGGS CANOPUS HOLLOW THE CLAY FARM 17 Dalton Street / Newburyport, Mass./ 5 Meher Circle / Woodstock, New York/ Adamsville Road/Colrain, Mass./01340/ 01950/(617) 465-5593 / Wood Booth 12498/(914) 679-9266/Metal, Jewelry, (413) 624-3222/Porcelain Pottery Booth E-42 Gold Booth B-52 A23 LOUISE BRIGGS HANK CANTOR CLAY WORKS, ETC.. 137 West 85th Street/New York, N.Y./ 557 24th Avenue/San Francisco, Calif./ 96 Forman St./Fair Haven, New Jersey/ 10024 /(212) 799-1672/Jewelry Booth 94121 / (415) 668-7517 / Jewelry and 07701 / (201) 842-8220 / Raku & Pit- G57 Enamels Booth B43 fired Pottery Booth D39 MICHAEL COFFEY DON CORNETT ELAINE R. DE SANTO/IRWIN GAFFIN RD 2/Poultney, Vermont/05764 /(802) 91 Irving Avenue/Providence, Rhode Is- Point of View/Campbell Hall, New York/ 287-4091/Wood Booth À-49 land/02906/ (401 ) 272-8551 /Ceramics 10916/(914) 427-2472 / Leather Lug- Booth E-10 gage & Travel Bags Booth C-64 ARTHUR L. COHEN 235 West 102 Street/New York, N. Y./ CORNISH HILL POTTERY MICHAEL DEVITO 10025 /(212) 850-5.982/Jewelry (Gold RFD 1, Box 56/Cornish, Maine/04020/ 156 Greenwich Avenue, P.O. Box 68 / & Silver) Booth D-3 (207) 625-8111 / Stoneware Pottery Goshen, New York / 10924/(914) 294- Booth G-10 5502/Stained Glass Booth B4 MICHAEL AND HARRIET COHEN CHARLES M. CORRELL DHAKABELLAS RR 2 / Amherst, Mass. / 01002 / (41 3) Star Route / Shutesburg, Mass./01072 / 256-8691 /Ceramics Booth C40 85 Sargeant St./Holyoke, Mass./01040/ (413) 534-4994/Glass Booth E49 (413) 367-2395/Dhakabellas Booth EJ8 LOUISE F. COHN JOHN COUTOUPIS LEWIS & RISA DIMM 2230 Normal Avenue/Chico, California/ P.O. Box 354 / Springfield, Vt./05156 / Box 74 / Livingston, New York/12541/ 95926/ (916) 345-0327/Porcelain Booth (802) 885-5564/Leather Booth B21 (518) 851-9064 / Functional Porcelain D-12 Booth B23 CRAFTSMAN IN LEATHER THE COILED COBRA 1 1 Commerce Street/Williston, Vermont/ ELLEN DIMSDALE 313 East Frederick St./Lancaster, Penn./ 05495 /(802) 864-9432/Leather Booth 2325 3rd St., Suite 309/San Francisco, 17602/(717) 299-0643 / Fiber Coiled F26 Calif./94107 / (415.) 863-9036/Jewelry Basketry Booth F4 Booth D57 CUMULUS COLD MOUNTAIN POTTERY Hemingway Road/Brant Lake, New York/ DIVERSIONS Middleburgh, New York / 12122/(518) 12815/ (518) 494-2089/Ceramics Booth 16 Main Street, #16/New Paltz, N. Y./ 827-4903/Pottery Booth B12 CI 8 12561/(914) 255-6046 / Metal Booth F43 COLETTE SUSAN M. CUSICK DOLL HOUSE BRASS BEDS BY TROOSH P.O. Box 227/Mill Valley, Calif./94941 / 1777 Wyoming Avenue/Forty Fort, Pa./ 31972 Virginia Way/So. Laguna Beach, (415) 383-4692 / Cloisonné Jewelry 18704/(717) 287-8509/Ceramics, Pit- Calif./92677 / (714) 499-4031 / Brass Booth B73 fired Ceramics Booth G2 and Bronze Sculptured Furniture Booth DALE DAPKINS A37 COLOR ME RAKU RD #2/Delhi, New York/1 3753/(607) 257 A Perkins Road / Rochester N. Y. / 746-6325/Ceramics Booth G-43 ROBERT DOMLESKY 14623/(716) 475-1485 / Raku Pottery RR #1 / Shelbume Falls, Mass. / 01370/ Booth F12 RANDALL DARWALL (413) 625-2940/Wood Working Booth Seven Banks Street / Cambridge, Mass./ D47 MARY ADELE COMBE/ 02138 / (617) 661-8128 / Weaving; DAVID C. BORTMAN Crochet Booth C51 JOHN & JENNIFER DONALDSON Box 34/Center Sandwich, N. H./03227/ RFD #1, Box 1 16A / Dresden, Maine / (603) 284-7008/Leather Booth Dll JERRY DAVANZO 04342 /(207) 737-2709 / Porcelain- 266 Maple Tree Hill Road/Oxford Conn./ Combined With Wood Booth A13-RO COMFY CACTUS, ETC. 06483/ (203) 264-5220/Lapidary Artist, 929 Mass Avenue / Arlington, Mass. / Silversmith Booth El2 DENNIS DOROGI 02174 /(617) 648-1399/Soft Sculpture Ellicott Rd./Brocton, New York/14716/ (716) 792-901 2/Dulcimers — Musical Booth 35D JACLYN DAVIDSON Instruments Booth A9-RO Box 209, Rte. 1/Trafford, Penn./15085/ CONTEMPORARY ENAMELS (412) 373-8098 / Gold and Sterling KATHRYN DOWNS 67 Fenwick Road / Williamsville, N. Y. / Jewelry Booth B65 14221/(716) 632-481 3/Enamels Booth Box 128-F / Jefferson, Maine / 04348 / (207) 549-5160/Jewelry Booth G-56 B36 JOANNE RAE DAVIS 48 Southwest Avenue / Jamestown, R.I./ CONTEMPORARY PORCELAIN DOWNTOWN POTTERS' HALL 02835/ (401 ) 423-01 39/Ceramics Booth 1 1 3 Mercer Street/New York, New York/ 105 Sullivan Street / New York, N. Y. / G47 10012/ (212) 966-6392/Ceramics Booth 10012/ (212) 226-8265/Ceramics Booth G9 G62 TOBY DAVIS 315 Broadway/New York, N. Y./l0007/ DONALD AND JUDITH COOK DOWNTOWN POTTERS (212) 267-5986/Jewelry Booth D58 45 Bromfield St./Boston, Mass./02108/ 1 1 3 Mercer Street/New York, New York/ (617) 227-4092 / Jewelry (Gold and 10012/ (212) 226-8265./Ceramics Booth Silver) Booth B46 JACQUELINE DE BOER Gl 3 4 Severance St./Shelburne Falls, Mass./ DROMEDARY MUSIC JANE COOPER 01370/(413) 625-2670/Jewelry, Clois- onné Enamels Booth D29 300 North Market Street/Frederick, Md./ 422 West Broadway/New York City, New 21 701 /(301 ) 663-1 331 /Musical Instru- York/1001 2/Porcelain Booth A51 DECORATIVE LEATHER DESIGN ments Booth B51 61 1 Broadway, Room 705 / New York, COPAESTHETIC New York / 10012 /(212) 677-4159/ VALERIE DUBAC 41 1 Summer/Buffalo, New York/1421 3/ Leather Booth A53 1 10 Bleecker Street / New York, N. Y./ (716) 881-4244 / Wooden Toys Booth 10012/(212) 260-141 8/Jewelry Booth G67 D45 ELISABETH DEEBLE MARILYN COPLIN Happy Valley Rd./Middlebury, Vermont/ DUBAKI 415 South East Street/Amherst, Mass./ 05753/(802) 388-7085 / Batik Booth 9 Halls Point Road/Stony Creek, Conn./ 01 002/ (41 3) 253-5351 /Porcelain Booth E44 06405 / (203) 481 -4709/Cloisonne and D8 Champleve Enamel Booth E23 ROBERT DEEBLE JOHN J. COPP Happy Valley Rd./Middlebury, Vermont/ SETH DUBERSTEIN 163 West Avenue / Fairport, New York/ 05753/ (802) 388-7085/Pottery & Glass 125 Old Ford Road / New Paltz, N. Y./ 14450 /(716) 223-0288/Jewelry Booth Booth D1 12561 / (914) 255-6789/Porcelain Booth F5 DOUGLAS DEIHL/ROBIN HODGKINSON C68 ROSS COPPELMAN 15 Carpenter Ave./Northampton, Mass./ MARY DUDEK 364 Main Street/Yarmouth Port, Mass./ 01060 /(413)' 586-5868 / Musical In- 48 Prospect Place / Farmingdale, N. Y./ 02675 /(617) 362-6108/Jewelry Booth struments Booth Fl 1 11735/(516) MY 4-461 3/Ceramics — B28 Handbuilt Porcelain Booth G37 RICHARD DENKER CHRISTOPHER CORDOVA P.O. Box 266 / Audubon Station, N. Y./ GAIL ANN DUGGAN Route 25A / Rocky Point, N. Y./l 1778/ 10032/(212) 779-5307 / Knives Booth Quaker City/Charlestown, N. H./03603/ (516) 744-9204/Ceramics Booth El7 E39 Porcelain Dolls Booth G3 DURAND'S FORGE SANDIE FENTON BETH FRIEDMAN 1601 Trumansburg Road/Ithaca, N Y./ 6 Biltmore Street/Jamaica Plain, Mass./ 200 Surrey Road / Hillside, New Jersey / 14850 / (607) 273-2399/Blacksmithing 02130 /(617) 524-0788/Weaving/Soft 07205 / (201 ) 354-0095/Jewelry Booth Booth G45 Sc ulpture Booth D51 A74 Ce DWYER FIBER FORMS JOYCE & NEIL FRIEDMAN 138 Kramer's Pond Road/Putnam Valley, 1 1 Forrester St. / Salem, Mass. / 01970/ 30 Barnet Road/Sudbury, Mass./01776/ New York / 10579 /(914) 528-4140 / (617) 745-741 7/Fiber Booth A-34 (617) 443-8471 / Suede Pillows Booth Coiled Clay Booth B-15 G10 EARTH & FIRE CERAMIC FIREWORKS, VICTORIA FRIEDMAN STUDIO & GALLERY ELIZABETH CHANGSTROM 40 Caprice Dr./Stamford, Conn./06902/ 20 Morris Street / Morristown, N. J / 4 El Paseo / Mill Valley, Calif. / 94941/ (203) 348-6582/Ceramics Booth D74 07960/ (201 ) 455-9368/C'eramics Booth (415) 388-0733 / Ceramics / Porcelain A-17 WO Booth A8-WO FROG FARM POTTERY RD #2 / Weedsport, New York/13166/ 4 JOHN & SHIRLEY ECK FIBER FANTASIES (315) 967-5309/Pottery Booth E-27 Timberline, RD #2/Muncy, Pa./17756/ Bates Drive / Middle Haddam, Conn. / (717) 433-3136/Fiber Booth B-41 06456 / (203) 267-0159 / Macramè LESLIE FULLER Jewelry Booth C10 RD #1, Sandgate/Arlington, Vt./05250/ ELECTRIC CITY POTWORKS Quilts & Clothworks Booth B61 1045 Parkwood Blvd./Schenectady, New LORETTA FIORE York/12308 / (518) 377-31 65/Clay — 932 Main Street/Cotuit, Mass./02635/ THOMAS J. FULLER Production Slab Work Booth C-28 (61 7) 428-241 5/Jewelry (Gold & Silver) 30 Olive Street, P.O. Box 862/Greenfield, Booth G65 Mass./01301/ (413) 774-5281/Leather ELECTRUM Booth C34 68 South Main, Box 945/Hanover, N.H./ "THE FIRE-FLY" 03755 /(603) 643-3864/Jewelry Booth P.O. Box 227 / Candia, N. H. / 03034/ CLIFF FURNALD G68 (603) 483-2271 / Blacksmith, Metal- 519 George Street / New Haven, Conn./ smith Booth A25 06511 / (203) 777-421 1/Jewelry Booth JON ELLENBOGEN E32 128 Mill St./Healdsburg, Calif./95448/ THE FIRE WORKS HOWARD GABER (707) 433-4550/Ceramics Booth Fl 6 P.O. Box 108 / Velarde, New Mexico/ 5 Meher Circle / Woodstock, New York/ SALLY-ANN ENDLEMAN 87582 /(505) 852-2155 / Handblown 1 2498/ (914) 679-9266/Metal, Jewelry, 500 Central Avenue/New Haven, Conn./ Glass Booth C61 Gold Booth B-52 06515 /(203) 389-0635/Pottery Booth NANCY GARRO B7 IRVING FISCHMAN 262 Harvard Street / Cambridge, Mass./ Box 727, Lieutenant Island/South Well- ROY EPSTEIN 02139 /(617) 868-8953 / Woodwork fleet, Mass. / 02663/(617) 349-3822/ Branling Hill Road/Sodus, N.Y./14551/ Booth C20 Contemporary Basketry Booth G-71 (315) 483-421 3/Jewelry/Metals Booth A6WO LILLY FITZGERALD ALAN GARRY Central Pike / W. Sutton, Mass./01527/ 98 Willett Street/Albany, N. Y./12210/ HELAINE I. ETTINGER (617) 865-9802/Jewelry Booth G36 (518) 463-1847 / Glass Constructions 42 Meacham Road / Somerville, Mass. / Booth D-44 02144/(617) 776-8252 / Ceramics — PENELOPE FLEMING LIZ GATES-WILSON Terra Cotta Booth E33 257 A Perkins Road / Rochester, N. Y./ 14623/(716) 475-1485 / Raku Pottery RFD Route 6/Canterbury, N.H./03224/ EXOTIC WOOD DESIGNS Booth F12 (603) 267-8192 / Porcelain Booth G31 50 Mulberry St. / Rochester, New York/ WO 14620 / (716) 275-0483 / Wood Booth J. STEPHEN FLYNN PHILIP GERACI B-67 P.O. Box 2 / Lempster, N. H. / 03606/ Box 88/Harrisville, N. H./03450/(603) (603) 863-4641/Jewelry Booth Ell STEPHEN F. FABRICO 827-3074/Wooden Toys Booth G34 Box 261-A, RD 4/Kingston, New York/ FOG LINE POTTERY PEG GERARD 12401/(91 4) 658-9715/Ceramics Booth Box 371, RD 2/Binghamton, New York/ 294 Washington St./Marblehead, Mass./ D42 1 3903/ (607) 723-9067/Clay Booth C23 01 945/ (617) 631 -2322/Macrame Booth FAIR HAVEN STAINED GLASS 019 1204 Ocean Avenue / Sea Bright, N J./ STEVEN T. FONG KAREN GERSTL 07760/ (201) 842-41 10 / Stained Glass Box 382 / Trumansburg, N. Y. / 14886/ 3225 Johnson Avenue/Riverdale, N. Y./ Booth C-50 (607) 387-6740 / Leatherwork Booth AIO 10463/ (21 2) 884-9035/Sterling & Gold FANTASY SCRIMSHAW Jewelry Booth G22 RR 2, Box 122 / Foster, Rhode Island / C. FORNARI 13 Lake Drive/New City, N Y./10956/ ROGER GETTENS 02825 /(401) 647-7365 / Scrimshaw R.F.D., Pleasant Street / Epping, N. H./ Booth G27 (914) 634-21 68/Fiber (Weaving) Booth C73 03042 / (603) 679-5079/Leather Booth RICHARD AND SANDRA FARRELL E36 ROBERT FORREST P.O. Box 108/E. Killingly, Conn./06243/ JOHN GILMOR 31A Colonial Drive / New Paltz, N. Y./ (203) 774-8967 / Ceramics / Pottery Box H/Pine Plains, N. Y./1 2567/(51 8) Booth A-18 RO 12561 / (914) 255-8242/Porcelain Booth C-16 398-6678/Glass (Blown) Booth D15 JAN FAULKNER JOHN VINCENT GILMORE JOANNE FOX P.O Box 21 8/Grantville, Penn./17028/ Box 35/Ashfield, Penn. / 18212/(215) RFD/South Strafford, Vermont / 05070/ (717) 469-7120/Leather Clothing Booth 377-5353 / Translucent Porcelain Booth (802) 765-621 1 /Puppets Booth D36 D-56 F-25 JAMIE FELDSTEIN PATRICIA FOXX GILES GILSON 7 1 53 Waverly Place / New York, N. Y. / 2 Fifth Avenue / New York, New York/ 388 Valley Road / Schenectady, N. Y. / 10014 /(212) 242-7507/Cloisonne En- 1001 1/(212) 982-8975/Fabric — Ap- 12309/(518) 785-8649 / Wood Booth amel In Silver & Gold Booth A-28 plique, Etc. Booth G48 B38 STEPHEN FELLERMAN NOMI FRANKLIN/MARC LEVY IGOR GIVOTOVSKY RR #1, Box 33 / Kent, Conn. / 06757 / 501 Firethom Road/King of Prussia, Pa./ Route 110/ Amesbury, Mass. / 01913/ (203) 927-3302/Blown Art Glass Booth 19406 /(215) 265-0950 / Fiber Booth (617) 388-5090/Wood Sculpture Booth C74 E43 B26 MICHAEL F. FENO NANCY FREEMAN GLENBURNIE FARM 10 Hillcrest Road/Towaco, N.J./07082/ Route 1/Olivebridge, New York/12461/ R.D. 2/Otego, New York/1 3825/(607) Booth A-2 (914) 657-6523/Blown Glass Booth CI 432-4903/Spinner Boith 026 DAVID GLYMPH ERROL GUMER HICKORY GROVE STUDIO 7516 Windsor Mill Rd./Baltimore, Md./ Conomo Point Rd../Essex, Mass./01929/ Box 63, RD 2/Susquehanna Pa./18847/ 21207/(301) 922-8705/Booth A22RO (617) 768-6617/Pottery Booth D2 (717) 879-2504/Ceramics Booth B39 MIKE GOLDFINGER/JOHN WALL BRUCE GUYOT HICKORY RIDGE POTTERY 7 Belknap Street/Northfield, Vt./05663/ RD #1, Box 23C/Fly Creek, New York/ RFD 3, Box 1 88 / Putney, Vt. / 05346/ (802) 485-6261/Wood Booth C43 13337/(607) 547-5534 / Pewter Booth (802) 387-5933 / Pottery, Stoneware GS 2 Booth A20 MARC GOLDRING South Acworth, N.H./03607/(603)835- PAMELA HALE, WENDY JONES CATHARINE HIERSOUX 6764/Leather Booth B2S Docks Square / Kennebunkport, Maine/ 437 Colusa Avenue/Berkeley, California/ 04046/(207) 967-4805/Hand Sculpted 94707 / (415) 524-8005 / Ceramics, DON GONZALEZ Footware Booth G-24 Porcelain Booth C29 RR 1, Box 536/Stockton, N. J./08559/ (201 ) 996-6664/Blown Gloss Booth D41 WILLIAM M. HALE STEPHEN HILDEBRAND 27 Glenwood Avenue / Portland, Maine/ Box 154 / Marblehead, Mass. / 01945 / MARK GORDON 04103/(207) 775-21 65/Wooden Rock- (617) 63 1 -3993/Briar and Cherry Pipes Home Co-op, U.S. 1 / Orland, Maine / ing Horses Booth E2 Booth F9 04472/(207) 469-7961 / Ceramics, Blackware Booth G6 DAVID ASHLEY HALSEY LENI HOCH Box 21 7/Leverett, Mass./01 054 / (41 3) 307 Brinton's Bridge Road/West Chester, DEBBIE GOTTHEIM 253-9062/Clay Booth 016 Penn-/ 19380/ (215) 399-1 312/Fiber — RD 2, Box 371/Binghamton, New York/ Clothing Booth CI9 1 3903/ (607) 723-9067/Clay Booth C23 JOY HAND 18 East 53 Street, Room 1601 / New RACHEL HODSDON LORI GOTTLIEB RR 2, Box 122 / Foster, Rhode Island / 97 Woòster Street/New York, New York/ York, New York / 10022 /(212) 755- 5471 /Jewelry (Gold & Silver) Booth C42 02825/ (401 ) 647-7365/Fantasy Scrim- 10012/ (21 2) 925-3033/Porcelain Booth shaw Booth G-27 El 6 JOY HAND 808 West End Avenue/New York, N.Y./ ED HOE KATHRYN REGIER GOUGH 10025 /(212) 850-1 527/Jewelry: Gold RD 1 / Shaftsbury, Vermont / 05262 / 30 Lovers Lane/Huntington, New York/ & Silver Booth C42 (802) 447-7988/Pottery Booth F39 11743 / (516) 271-5054 / Cloisonné Jewelry Booth C26 HANDCRAFTED FLUTES KURT G. HOLSAPPLE Camp Creek Road/Germantown, N Y./ ALEXA GRACE 15 Carpenter Ave./Northampton, Mass./ 01060/ (413) 586-5868/Musical Instru- 12526/(518) 537-6669 / Woodworking 70 University Place / Manhattan, N. Y./ Booth A26 1 0003/ (212) 254-4424/Ceramies Booth ments Booth Fl 1 E6 RICHARD HANEY c/o CRISCUOLO TOM & ANNE HOOPES Vz TIMOTHY GRANNIS 1 1 West 84th, Apt. 4D / New York, Box 53A, RFD #1 / East Alton, N. H. / RD 1, Box 121 / Underhili, Vt. / 05489/ New York / 10024 /(212) 877-0115 / 03809 /(603) 875-3400 / Canvas and Leather Booth C4 (802) 899-3750/Jewelry Booth FIO Crochet Booth 03 DOROTHY RANDALL GRAY PETER HANDLER FRIAR JERRY HOVANEC 392 Central Park West, #14D / New Hubbard Hill, RD 2/Candor, New York/ Capuchin College, 4121 Harewood Road York, New York / 10025 /(212) 222- 1 3743/Jewelry Booth G60 NE/Washington, DC/2001 7/(202) 529- 8561 /Jewelry Booth E-40 21 88/Ceramics (Raku Tea Bowls) Booth HAPPILY MADLY TRAVELING B57 MARION GREBOW CREATIVE CROCHET CO. PO Box 368/New York, NY. / 10013/ c/o Criscuolo, 1 1 1/2 West 84th, Apt. 4D/ LYN C.. HOVEY (212) 925-0731/Ceramics Booth Ol New York, N. Y. / 10024/(212) 877- 270-A Concord Ave./Cambridge, Mass./ 01 1 5/Crochet Booth 03 02138/(617) 492-6566 / Stained Glass ROBERT GREEN Booth D-18 1 1 3 Mercer Street/New York, New York/ LINDA S. HARRY WARREN HULLOW, ISABEL PARKS 10012/ (212) 226-8265/Ceramics Booth RD 1, Box 142/Knoxville, Penn./16928/ GIB Box 63, RD 2/Susquehanna, Pa./18847/ (814) 326-4651/Clay Booth Fl5 (717) 879-2504/Booth B-39 MERYL GREENBERG 51 Shady Lane/Huntington, New York/ HEAVENSTONE WORKS WILLIAM G. HUNTLEY 1 1743/(516) 757-2387/Jewelry/Metal RFD 2 / Canaan, N. H. / 03741/(603) RFD, Box 179B / Center Ossipee, N H./ Booth A66 523-4562 / Puzzles & Sculpture, Wood 03814 /(603) 539-4192 / Wood Toys Booth B-75 Booth C-13 ROB GREENE RFD #1/Cabot, Vermont/05647 /(802) DAVID HEGER LINDA INGBER 563-2448/Inlaid Jewelry Booth C-6 333 East 69 Street/New York City, New 100A Greenkill Avenue/Kingston, N.Y./ York/10021 / (212) 533-1 322/Ceramics 12401/(914) 688-5493 / Stained Glass THE GREENES Booth G50 Booth D40 P.O. Box 17205/West Hartford, Conn./ 06117 /(203) 232-0274/Jewelry Booth DONALD B.. HEINTZE IRENE ORIGINALS G30 Conant Valley Road/Pound Ridge, N.Y./ 85-66-66th Avenue / Rego Park, New 10576/(914) 533-2737/Jewelry, (Gold, York, N. Y./l 1374/(212) TW 6-2136/ GREEN INK Silver) Booth Fl 8 Batik, Soft Sculpture Booth A-29 Box 144/Wickford, R. I./02852 / (401 ) 295-31 1 1 /Leather Booth A21-RO JOHN HELLER SETH ISMAN 526 Thompson Street / Halifax, Mass./ South St., Box 167/Chesterfield, Mass./ HARVEY GREENWALD 02338/ (617) 293-3504 / Gold & Silver 01012/(413) 296-4729 / Pottery Booth 12 Main Street/Warwick, N. Y./10990/ Jewelry Booth C47 E29 (914) 986-7289/Leather Booth B9 RAM HERD ROLAND JAHN JAMES GRISWOLD 1 1 Rooney Avenue / Albany, New York/ 156 West Queen Lane/Philadelphia, Pa./ 7364 West Seneca Turnpike / Manlius, 12205/ (518) 459-5468/Ceramics Booth 19144/(215) VI 4-5371 / Glass — Off New York / 13104 /(315) 682-2575 / B18 Hand Blown Booth A4 Stained Glass Booth F-3 HERRING RUN POTTERY KATHY JEFFERS PAUL GROSS 9 Iron Hill Road/East Weymouth, Mass./ 1 1 3 Mercer Street / New York, N. Y. / Box 945/Hanover, N. H./03755 / (603) 02189 /(617) 335-2048/Pottery Booth 1 0012/ (212) 226-8265/Ceramics Booth 643-3864/Jewelry Booth G68 G-28 G9 JO ANN GROSSMAN JANE E. HERZENBERG JENNISON 1240 Delaware Avenue/Buffalo, N. Y./ 200 Main Street / Northampton, Mass./ Tiadaghton Barn / Cedar Run, Penn. / 14209 / (716) 881-3752 / Crocheted 01060/(413) 586-3647 / Printed Hand 1 7727/ (71 7) 353-2232/Feather Designs Clothing Booth D67 Painted Objects On Cloth Booth C45 Booth E-l RIX JENNINGS PATRICK KENNEDY RANDALL LADD/LINDA DEMING RFD 2 / Canaan, N. H. / 03741 / (603) RFD 1 / West Burke, Vermont / 05871/ 150 Ma in Street / Northampton, Mass./ 523-4562 / Puzzles & Sculpture, Wood (802) 467-8801/Ceramics Booth A-13- 01060/(203) 745-5844 / Stained Glass Booth B75 WO Booth D23 JEWELLERS' GUILD KILLER BEAR POTTERY STEPHEN LADIN 45 Bromfield St./Boston, Mass./02108/ RFD #2/Pittsfield, N. H./03263 /(603) P.O. Box 190 / Gardiner, N. 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ELISABETH LOVETT ROBERT MARCH GAMMY MILLER Happy Valley Rd./Middlebury, Vermont/ Peters Valley / Layton, N. J / 07851 / 719 Greenwich Street/New York, N. Y./ 05753 /(802) 388-7085 / Batik Booth (201 ) 948-3652 / Woodworking, Furni- 10014 / (212) 242-7713 / Macramé E-44 ture Booth D-75 Neckpieces Booth G33 JANET LOWE MARY MILLER 255 4th Street / Oakland, Calif./94607/ ANDREW MARKS Box 1 95/Poestenkill, New York/12140/ (415) 763-1941/Ceramics Booth A-38 Frog Hollow / Middlebury, Vt. / 05953/ (518) 283-5255 / Hand Made Clothes (802) 462-21 12/Pipe Maker Booth A7 (Batik, Dye-Painted) Booth 0-28R NANCY I.. LUBIN RO No. New Portland, Maine/04961 / (207) RICH MILLER 628-4481/Handweaving Booth Gl4 JERRY MARMELSTEIN 777 East Main Street/Branford, Conn./ RR i Box 53/Jeffersonville, Vt./05464/ 06405 / (203) 488-9707 / Handblown LEE LUSTBERG (802) 644-5413 / Bookbinding Booth Glass Booth D38 RD 1, Box 44 / Shaftsbury, Vt. / 05262/ D63 (802) 442-2008/Jewelry Booth C32 GOGI MILLNER CRAIG MARQUETTE RFD 1, Box 56/Cornish, Maine/04020/ LYNN POTTERY 32-B University Heights/Burlington, Vt./ (207) 625-8111 / Stoneware Pottery 271 Western Avenue/Lynn, Mass./ (617) 05401 /(802) 655-1 1 32/Ceramics Booth Booth G10 592-2449/Pottery Booth G51 D-9 SHERRY MILLS MITCH LYONS KEN MAYBERGER 10 East 23rd Street/New York City, New Box 157 / New London, Penn. / 19360 / RD, Box 427A / Vergennes, Vt./05491/ York/10010/(212) 683-6238/Enamels, (215) 869-8652/Clay Booth B34 (802) 759-2157/Weaving Booth B47 Jeweler, Poet Booth F32 ELIZABETH MAC DONALD CONNIE AND JACQUES MAZZOLENI ROBERT W. 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J./ GRETCHEN AND MICHAEL MOORE CYNTH!A NIXON L7458 / (201 ) 327- 1 464/Jewelry Booth Haff Corner Road / Wellington, Maine/ RD #2, Box 605 / Hollidaysburg, Penn./ b29 16648/(814) 943-1053/Soft Sculpture, 04990 / (207) 683-2433 / Wooden Jig- ALICE PAINTER saw Puzzles Booth F17 Wall Hangings Booth D10 78 Whittier Blvd./Poughkeepsie, N. Y./ REBECCA JANE NOBLE 12603 /(914) 473-91 33/Macrame and NANCY MOORE, TOM STREB 623 Center Avenue / Pittsburgh, Penn./ Ruggery Wall Hangings and Hanging Bailey Crossroad, RD #1/Dundee, N. 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Y./10467/ 268-71 55/Weaving Booth D31 (6C9) 466-1 196/Jewelry Booth G69 (212) 798-071 1/Pottery (Raku) Booth 01 TODD PHILLIPS & DIANE JEANETTE REESE DAVID BELLANTONE 929 Mass. Avenue / Arlington, Mass. / HAROLD ROGOVIN 133-143 Market Street/Portsmouth New 021 74 / (61 7) 648-1 399/Soft Sculpture RD 2, Main Street/Califon, N.J./07830/ Hampshire / 03801 /(603) 431-4511/ Booth 3SD (201) 832-7677 / Sterling Holloware Blown Glass Bootfi C41 Booth A-62 ELLEN REIBEN JEWELRY DESIGN KEN PICK 917 King Street/Alexandria, Va./22314/ ROSANNE Box 16A, Westminister West Road/Put- (703) 836-0774/Jewelry Booth B8 ney, Vermont/05346/ (802) 387-5995/ 795 Westhampton Road / Northampton, Pottery Booth A54 Mass./Ol060 / (413) 586-5562 / Clois- KENNETH REID onne Enamel Jewelry Booth D43 KAREN LAFLEUR PIEPER 329 Pacific Street/Brooklyn, New York/ 533 Main Street/Denn is, Mass./02638/ 11201/(212) 625-3609 / Jewelry, Belt ANITA ROSENCRANTZ (617) 385-8691/Dolls Booth D4 Buckles Booth F21 1 35 Market Street / Portsmouth, N. H / 03801/(603) 431-5578/Weaving* Booth ARLENE PITLICK REINMAKER LEATHER, LTD. F28 11 Forrester St. / Salem, Mass./01970/ P.O. Box 213 / Goshen, N Y./10924/ (617) 745-7417 / Wallhangings Booth (914) 427-2472 / Leather Luggage and ERUCE ROSS A34 Travel Bags Booth C-64 24 Hudson Street / Kinderhook, NY/ 12106 / (518) 758-9439 / Functional THE PLAYMILL REISER-SCHAKTMAN Stoneware Booth C59 RFD 3 / Dover-Foxcroft, Maine/04426/ Crittenden Hill / Shelburne Falls, Mass./ PETER M. ROSS (207) 564-7702/Wooden Sleds, Toys & 01370/(413) 625-9298 / Leather and Puzzles Booth 68 104 Old Ferry Road / Deer Isle, Maine / Bookbinding Booth D34 04627 /(207) 348-2535 / Forged Iron JUDITH PLOTNER, STAN PLOTNER Booth D-33 RHODES/MENSCH CERAMICS 3805 Sedgwick Ave. / Bronx, New York/ So. Main Street / Interlaken, New York/ 10463/(212) Kl 8-0581/Fiber, Jewelry MARGERY BETH ROSE, 14847/ (607) 532-8822/Ceramics Booth Booth A-48 JANICE WHITCRAFT A-39 125 Vincent Street/Syracuse, New York/ POESTENKILL COOPERATIVE — LYNN E. RILEY 13210 /(315) 478-7183 / Jewelry and HAND MADE CLOTHES 736 East Main Street/Branford, Conn./ Metalsmithing Booth Bll Box 195/Poestenkill, New York/12140/ 06405 / (203) 488-9159 / Functional (518) 283-5255 / Hand Made Clothes Stoneware Booth G5 NEAL ROSENBLUM (Batik, Dye Painted) Booth 0-28R 123 Auburn St./Auburn, Mass./05105./ (617) 832-21 31/Jewelry Booth CI4 URSULA DUBA POLLAK ROSANNE RISNER 795 Westhampton Road / Northampton, 9 Halls Point Road/Stony Creek, Conn./ SHIRLEY ROSENTHAL 06405 /(203) 481 -4709/Cloisonne and Mass./Ol 060 /(413) 586-5562 / Clois- onne Enamel Booth D43 67 Fenwick Road / Williamsville, N Y./ Champleve Enamel Booth E23 14221/(716) 632-4813/Enamels Booth B36 ELLEN REIBEN POSILKIN ROARING BROOK DESIGN 917 King Street/Alexandria, Va./22314/ Leverett Road/Shutesbury, Mass./Ol 072/ EMILY ROSSHEIM — (703) 836-0774/Jewelry Booth B8 (413) 256-0171 / Fiber Jewelry / Belt INDUSTRIAL BLDG. 8 Buckles Booth 05 THE POTTERY COOP Fort Ethan Allen/Winooski, Vt./05404/ (802) 655-1 1 32/Ceramics Booth D-49 779 East Main/Branford, Conn./06405/ RUTH ODILE ROBERTS (203) 481-4708/Pottery Booth G5 56 Florence / Worcester, Mass./Ol610/ DAVID S. ROTH POTTERY (617) 757-3995 / Soft Sculpture Booth 1344 Post Road East / Westport, Conn./ PRAXIS D28 136 Main St. / Freeport, Maine/04032/ 06880 /(203) 255-4615 / Raku Booth (207) 865-6201 / Porcelain Combined ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD A27 with Wood Booth A13-RO IRON ARCHITECTURAL JAMES ROTHROCK RD 1, Box 10/Middlesex, N. Y./14507/ 8 Bassett Place / Newark, Dela./1971 1/ DARLENE PRITCHARD (315) 554-3539/Forged Iron Booth 15 67 Vestry/New York, New York/10013/ (302) 368-5581/Ceramics Booth B-77 (212) 966-6689/Fiber Booth A12-WO ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD IRON SANDY RUBEL RD 1, Box 1 0/Middlesex, N. Y./14507/ QUEEN ANNE'S LACE New York Studio: 125 Cedar St., 10N/ (315) 554-3539/Forged Iron Booth A-17 Canaan, N.H./03741 / (603) 523-4812/ New York, N. Y. / 10006 /(212) 732- Knitting and Crochet and Clothing Booth 0216/407 Pine Street/Providence, R. I./ D5 ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD 02903 / (401) 861-3632 / Fiber Booth POTTERY C69 QUILLOW TOYS RD 1, Box 1 0/Middlesex, N. Y./14507/ Box 88/Harrisville, N. H./03450/(603) (315) 554-3539 / Salt-Glazed Pottery RUST POND WORKSHOP 827-3074/Wooden Toys Booth G34 Booth C56 Box 53A, RFD #1 / East Alton, N. H. / 03809/(603) 875-3400 / Canvas and MARILYN RABETZ ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD Leather Booth C4 Batcheldor Road/Windsor, Conn./06095/ POTTERY (203) 688-0427/Pottery Booth D20 RD 1, Box 10/Middlesex, N. Y./14507/ FRAN CUTREIL RUTOVSKY (315) 554-3539/Porcelain Pottery Booth 1839 Chapel Street/New Haven, Conn./ WALTER K. RABETZ C58 06515/(203) 387-5974/Weaving Booth Batchelder Road/Windsor, Conn./06095/ E24 (203) 688-0427/Clay Booth A42 ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD STONEWARE POTTERY S & T WOOD CRAFTS RAKU BY CARL STOCKWELL RD 1, Box 1 0/Middlesex, N. Y./14507/ 4900 Wetheredsville Rd./Baltimore, Md./ 33 Oak Street/Rhinebeck, N. Y./12572/ (315) 554-3539 / Stoneware Pottery 21207 /(301) 448-1778 / Wood Toys (914) 876-41 58/Raku Booth C9 Booth C54 Booth G19 GAIL RAPOPORT ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD TODD SADOW P.O. Box 25901 / Albuquerque, N M./ — GLASS 244 North Colonial Road / New Canaan, 87125/ (505) 255-4528/Jewelry, Enam- RD 1, Box 10/Middlesex, N. Y./14507/ Conn./06840/ (203) 966-8939/Ceram- els Booth D24 (315) 584-3539/Blown Glass Booth C-62 ics Booth F1 TOM RAREDON ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD SALAMANDRA GLASS 30 North Maple Street/Florence, Mass./ — GLASS 133-143 Market St./Portsmouth, N. H./ 01060/(413) 586-0941 / Metal Work, RD 1, Box 10/Middlesex, N. Y./14507/ 03801/(603) 431-4511 / Blown Glass Belt Buckles Booth A67 (315) 584-3539/Blown Glass Booth C-60 Booth C41 SALTY DOG POTTERY JOSEPH MICHAEL SEDESKI SILVER SPIDER R.F.D. 1, Route 28 / Barnstead, N. H./ Box 313, RD #2 / Harveys Lake, Penn./ Bound Tree Road / Contoocook, N. H./ 03218/ (603) 435-6014/Ceromies Booth 18618 /(717) 829-1089/Leather Booth 03229/(603) 746-4229/Metal, Jewelry G35 B-71 (Gold & Silver) Booth B-17 CARL SANDE LAURENCE SEEGERS SIMPLY GLAS RD #2 / Weedsport, New York / 1 3166/ 302 East 45th Street, 4th Floor / New 598 Old Route 1 / Gouldsboro, Maine/ (315) 967-5309/Pottery Booth E-37 York, New York / 10007 /(212) 687- 04607/(207) 546-2408/Hand Blown & 8745/Jewelry Booth Cl 1 Formed Glass Booth B79 JAMES SANKOWSKI 906 Saratoga Road/Ballston Lake, N.Y./ SABRA SEGAL JOSH SIMPSON 12019 /(518) 399-1039/Pottery Booth P.O. Box 1 12/Woodstock, N. Y./12498/ Frank Williams Road / Shelburne Falls, G21 (914) 679-8710 / Ceramics/Handbuilt Mass./01370 / (413) 625-6145 / Blown Booth B-45 Glass Booth B1 STEPHEN SARACINO 304 Westminister Road / Rochester, New MICKEY SEQUENZIA & JANE SINAUER York/14607/ (716) 461-4293 / Jewelry DAVID STEARNS 374 Old Montague Road, RD #3 / Am- Booth A58 Bates Drive / Middle Haddam, Conn. / herst, Mass. / 01002/(413) 549-6163/ 06456 / (203) 267-0159 / Macramé Pottery Booth B14 SARSAPARILLA STUDIOS Jewelry Booth C10 RD 1 /Shaftsbury, Vt./05262/ (802) 447- A SMALL CARROT OPERATION 3 73 North Western, #209/Los Angeles, 7988/Pottery Booth F39 SETH FRANKLIN STUDIOS Calif. / 90004/ (213) 462-8353/Batik- 125 Old Ford Road / New Paltz, N. Y./ Clothing, Stretched Booth D-16 DOUG SASSI 12561 / (914) 255-6789/Porcelain Booth Bucktail Trail/St Marys, Penn./15857/ C68 (814) 781 -6260/Pottery Booth B6 DANA SMITH 33 Bow Street/Portsmouth, N.H./03801/ BRUCE HAMILTON SEVICK JENNIFER P. SAYRE "THE FIRE-FLY" (603) 431-5933 / Stained Glass Booth Box 237/Sag Harbor, New York/1 1963/ A-l P.O. Box 227 / Candia, N. H. / 03034/ (516) 537-3173 / Functional Stoneware (603) 483-2271 / Blacksmith, Metal- Booth G38 DON SMITH - BARRY LINDER smith Booth A25 Box 25, 1 Front Street / East Rochester, CAROL A. SEVICK N.H./03867/ (603) 332-0707/Leather- JANE E. SCHACHAT RFD 3 / Putney, Vermont/05346/Stone- goods Booth G20 170 Claremont Ave., #14 / New York, ware Pottery Booth F2 New York / 10027 /(212) 850-0679/ SUSAN SOLE IL Clay Booth A3 5 RICHARD SEXSTONE 93 Fair Oaks Avenue/Rochester, N. Y./ Peters Valley / Layton, N. J. / 07851/ 14618/(716) 271-4050 / Bookbinding STEPHEN SCHIFFER (201 ) 948-3893 / Steel & Wood Booth (Hand-Bound Books) Booth A64 78 Washington Square East / Salem, A57 SANSEA SPARLING Mass-/01970 / (617) 744-6274/Pottery SY L. SHAMES Booth D77 Box 81 / New Haven, Vermont/05472/ 23 Allen Street / Basking Ridge, N J./ (802) 453-3894 / Welded Steel & En- SCHILLEREFF'S BOVINE 07920/ (201 ) 766-3162/Ceramics Booth amel Booth CI2 North Main Street / Wolfeboro, N. H. / A-17 WO MARY ANN SPAVINS 03894 /(603) 569-2485/Leather Booth ANNE B. SHATTUCK A-11 (RO) 923 Sandra Drive / Phoenix, New York/ RD 3, Box 249B/Kingston, N.Y./12401/ 13135/(315) 695-2972/Metal — Hol- RICHARD & EILEEN SCHLAG (914) 331 -7687/Ceramics Booth C8 loware, Flatware Booth A18-WO RD 2, Box 40/McDonough, N.Y./1 3801 / JULIE SHAW (607) 656-9683/Pottery Booth C39 LINDA M. SPERANZA 544 Park / Birmingham, Mich./48009/ RD #1, Bairds La./Warwick, New York/ (313) 642-2808/Jewelry Booth E-15 SANDRA MC KENZIE-SCHMITT 10990 / (914) 986-4416 / Handbuilt Porcelain Booth E30 68 West 3rd Street / New York, N. Y./ KAETE BR ITTI N SHAW 10012/(212) 777-9162/Ceramie Booth 124 Old Ford Road / New Paltz, N. Y./ INGA SPIVAK G58 12561 / (91 4) 255-6736/Porcelain Booth Route 7, Hawkins House/Shaftsbury, Vt./ ADELE Y. SCHONBRUN C-53 05262/(802) 447-0488 / Handwoven Clothing Booth C30 33 Martins Lane/Berkeley Heights, N.J./ THE SHEEPSKIN STITCHER 07922 / (201 ) 464-0295/Ceramics Por- Box 62/Grantham, N.H./03753 / (603) celain Booth A45 ERIC SPRENGER 863-2621 /Sheepskin Clothing Booth E4 Box 562, Beaver Street/Wilmington, Vt./ SCHOOLHOUSE PUZZLES 05363/(802) 464-8392 / Wood Booth LINDA H. SHERMAN & El 4 Harmony Rd./Wellington, Maine/04990/ JAMES H. RAUSCH (207) 683-2814 / Wooden Jigsaw Puz- 7147 West Keeney Road/Cuyler, N Y./ KENT P. STABILIT zles Booth Fl7 13050/(607) 842-6278/Cloisonne En- 76 Cushman Road / Leverett, Mass / 01054/(413) 549-6520 / Clay Pottery JUDITH B. SCHULTZ amels and Fine Jewelry Booth B-2 Booth G-73 2736 No. Calvert Street/Baltimore, Md./ PETER SHROPE 21218 /(301) 235-6944 / Fiber Booth Old Milford Rd./Brookline, N.H./03033/ GARY STAM, LYNN ALLINGER G59 (603) 673-1 693/Pottery/Decorative — 50 Mulberry Street / Rochester, N. Y. / Functional Stoneware Booth A-30 14620/(716) 275-0483 / Wood Booth JOEL A. SCHWARTZ B-67 Forge Hollow Road, Box 205/Deansboro, ROB SIEMINSKI New York / 13328 /(315) 841-4477 / Box 1 1 1 / New London, Penn. / 19630/ DONNA STAMPER Blacksmithingi Booth G8 (215) 869-3301 / Raku and Ash Pots Box 62 / Grantham, N.H./03753/(603) Booth E21 863-2621 /Sheepskin Clothing Booth E4 CAROL ANN SCHWARTZOTT 623 Buffalo Ave./Niagara Falls, N. Y./ SALLY SILBERBERG BARBARA W. STANGER 14303/ (716) 285-8392/Textiles, Weav- River Road / Plainfield, Mass. / 01070/ 119 Maple Street/Summit, NJ./07901/ ing Booth B48 (413) 634-2141 /Ceramics Booth A19- (201 ) 277-351 3/Metals Booth A19-WO RO BARRY AND JOAN SEACE ANN STANNARD 5 Stanton Avenue/South Hadley, Mass./ JUDE SILVER Gate Hill Road/Stony Point, New York/ 01075 /(413) 536-7408/Porcelain Pot- 102 South Street/Boston, Mass./02110/ 10980 /(914) 947-1671/Pottery Booth tery Booth F-20 (617) 426-0546/Leather Booth A-5RO D-69 SEAGLASS SILVER MILL THE STAPLE SHOP 33 Bow Street/Portsmouth, N.H./03801/ 91 Stuyvesant Place/ N. Y., 201 1 Hertel Avenue/Buffalo, New York/ (603) 431-5933 / Stained Glass Booth New York / 10301 / (212) 442-5315/ 14214/(716) 835-5000 / Fibers Booth A-l Jewelry Booth F40 F14 ALLAN STEINBERG CHRISTOPHER F. TEKVERK VAN DE LUNE Art School Rd./Monterey, Mass./01245/ P.O. Box 245/Port Jefferson, New York/ 1 18 Prince Street/New York, New York/ (413) 528-41 15 / Pottery (Stoneware) 1 1777/ (516) 751 -6452/Leather Acces- 10012 /(212) 966-3354/Jewelry Booth Booth G66 sories Booth C27 A-61 MARY ANN STELLA-KILLILEA BETH BRYANT THACKERAY VANDERBROOK, KATH & TERRY 80 South Road/Kingston, Rhode Island/ RD #2, Hop City Road/Ballston Spa, New Box 6/East Freetown, New York/13055/ 02881/(401) 789-8123/Ceramics Booth York/ 120z0/ (518) 885-6036/Ceramics, (607) 836-6310 / Stoneware Pottery F36 Porcelain Booth E45 Booth A-78 JUDITH N. STILES THAT GLASS STUDIO IN MANLIUS DURAND VAN DOREN 240 Northampton Road/Amherst, Mass./ 7364 West Seneca Turnpike / Manlius, 1601 Tru mansburg Road/Ithaca, NY/ 01002/(413) 253-5006/Porcelain Booth . New York / 13104/(315) 682-2575 / 14850 / (607) 273-2399/Blacksmithing A66 Stained Glass Booth F-3 Booth G45 ALAN STIRT THEO DESIGNS GEORGE PAUL VAN DUINWYK R.D. 4/Enosburg Falls, Vermont/05450/ 63 Drake Road/Scarsdale, N.Y./10583/ 28 Ayrault Street/Newport, R.I./02840/ (802) 933-2125 / Wood Turning Booth (914) 472-45.1 5/Jewelry Booth D72 (401) 849-4548/Metals Booth AIO B10 GEORGE J. THIEWES ELLY VAN HORNE CARL STOCKWELL Fletcher Hill Rd./South Woodstock, Vt./ 5 Mattoon Street / Springfield, Mass. / 33 Oak Street/Rhinebeck, N. Y./12572/ 05071 / (802) 457-3180 / Blown Glass 01105/(413) 732-2616/Booth G42 (914) 876-41 58/Raku Booth C9 Booth B-62 VAN METER-ROSS STUDIOS STONEHORSE FIBERS — TIMBERLINE HANDWOVENS 24 Hudson Street / Kinderhook, NY./ CONTEMPORARY BASKETS Timberline, RD #2/Muncy, Pa./17756/ 12106 / (518) 758-9439 / Stoneware Mailing Address: Box 727/Orleans, Ma./ (717) 433-3136/Fiber Booth B-41 Booth C59 South Wellfleet, Mass. / 02663 / (617) 349-9016/ Contemporary Baskets Booth KAREN SCOTT TOPOL ELIZABETH AND DAVID VIGODA F-41 P.O. Box 156/Siasconset, Mass./02564/ Middleburgh, New York / 12122/(518) (617) 257-6652/Jewelry Booth D64 827-4903/Pottery Booth B12 STONE MOUNTAIN WORKSHOP Art School Rd./Monterey, Mass./01245/ BOB TOUBMAN LYNN Y. VINCE (413) 528-4115 / Pottery (Stoneware) P.O. Box 673 / Glen Echo, Maryland / Box 145 / Middlebury, Vermont/05753/ Booth G66 20768/(301 ) 229-2697 / Stained Glass (802) 247-8838/Weaving Booth A-14- Booth A76 RO STUDIO 258 TRAVELED SHOES RD #2/Ghent, New York/12075/(518) VINCENT STREET STUDIOS 392-5774 / Stained/Leaded Glass Booth Docks Square / Kennebunkport, Maine/ 125 Vincent Street/Syracuse, New York/ D-32 04046/(207) 967-4805/Hand Sculpted 13210 /(315) 478-7183 / Jewelry and Footware Booth G-24 Metalsmithing Booth B11 DICK STUDLEY FRED TR EG ASK IS VLADIMIRSKY PRODUCTIONS INC.. 58 Burr Road / Hingham, Mass./02043/ Route 55/Wingdale, New York/12594/ (617) 749-4696/Ceramics Booth C49 P.O. Box 190 / Gardiner, N. Y./12525/ (914) 832-9664 / Shit-Glazed Pottery (914) 255-8005/Ceramics Booth G55 Booth C-33 ELLEN, EDWARD STUTSMAN CHRISTOPHER WALKEY Leverett Road/Shutesbury, Mass./01072/ STEPHEN M. TRUCHIL Trapelo Road / Lincoln, Mass. / 01773/ (413) 256-0171 / Fiber Jewelry / Belt 31972 Virginia Way/So. Laguna Beach, Buckles Booth 05 Calif./92677/(714) 499-4031 / Brass/ (617) 259-8545/Jewelry Booth 02 Bronze Furniture Booth A37 SUGARBUSH, THE THREAD FAIRY ANITA M. WALLING AND 1736 Columbia Road, N.W./Washington, DENISE WELCH-MAY TUNGEY WOOD DESIGNS Canaan, N.H./03741/(603)523-4812/ D C. / 20009 /(202) 234-3577 / Soft Waterville, Vermont/05492/(802) 644- Sculpture Booth D17 Knitting and Clothing/P.O. Box/Wood- 5061 / Fiber Weaving', Knitting Booth A24 stock, Vt./05091 / (802) 457-3854/Cro- HENRY P. SUMMA ALAN T. TWIGG chet and Clothing Booth D5 P.O. Box 108 / Velarde, New Mexico / 93-97 Greene Street / New York, N. Y / 87582 / (505) 852-2155 / Handblown 10012/(212) 226-1 51 8/Jewelry Booth DAVID WARNER ASSOCIATES, INC. Glass Booth C61 A-61 1801 Eaton Road/New Castle, Delaware/ 19720/(302) 478-3614 / Wood Booth C-7 SUMMER & SMOKE PAMELA TWYCROSS-REED RR #1, Park Street / Putnam, Conn./ 1 17 Lamarck Drive/Snyder, New York/ CHRISTINE WAWRZYNEK 06260/(203) 928-4380 / Raku Pottery 14226 / (716) 839-2691 / Landscape 409 Richmond Ave./Buffalo, New York/ Booth D61 Tapestry Weaving Booth D19 14222/ (716)881 -2930/Ceramics Booth G31RO SUNTREE UNCLE BURLEY'S PRIMITIVES 1871 Main Road, P.O. Box 241 / West- RD #2, Box 76/Pittsfield, Penn./16340/ (814) 436-7792/Brooms Booth 015 WEBATUCK GLASSWORKS port Point, Mass. / 02791 / (617) 636- Rte 55,/Wingdale, N. Y./12594/(914) 4791 / Functional Pottery - Stoneware 855-1044/Blown Glass Booth C-5 Booth A55 UNION WOODWORKS 7 Belknap Street/Northfield, Vt./05663/ WEBATUCK POTTERY (802) 485-6261/Wood Booth C43 SWEETHEART POTTERY Rte. 55/Wingdale, N. Y./12594/(914) P.O. Box 144/Woodstock, N.Y./12498/ 832-9664 / Salt-Glazed Pottery Booth (914) 679-2622/Pottery Booth D54 UNIQUE FIBRE DES!GNS 3139 Harrison Street / Oakland, Calif./ C-33 KATY SZAL 94611 / (415) 832-4675/Knitted Coats and Jackets Booth G7 JUDITH WEBER 1871 Main Road, P.O Box 241 / West- 103 Sun Haven Drive/New Rochelle, New port, Mass. / 02791 / (617) 636-4791/ U.S. BELLS York/10801/(914) 235-1 689 / Stone- Functional Pottery - Stoneware Booth A55 300 So. Main / Cohasset, Mass./02025/ ware-Porcelain Booth G46 (617) 383-9344/Wind Bells Booth 017 T.A.J. STUDIOS WEBB/WEISS SILVERSMITHS 3 Bridge Creek Road/New Paltz, N. Y./ LOUIS VACCARO P.O. Box 69 / Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y./ 12561/(914) 255-8691 /Gold and Silver P.O. #1 39/Modena, New York/12548/ 10520/ (914) 271 -6783/Jewelry/Sculp- Jewelry Booth B5 Ceramics Booth F7 tural Metals Booth D-13 TERESA TAYLOR AND BOB ELLIS LARRY J. VALENTINE ELIZABETH WEEDEN R.F.D. 1, Route 28 / Barnstead, N. H./ Dutch Village Apts., 121/Kingston, N.Y./ 131 West South Hills Ave./State College, 0321 8/ (603) 435-6014/Ceramics Booth 12401 / (914) 339-5776/Ceramics Booth Penn./16801 /(814) 237-8082/Feather G35 G61 Designs Booth E-1 WEEDEN & JENNISON ANDREW J. WILLNER JAN YATSKO Tiadaghton Barn / Cedar Run, Penn. / RD 1, Box 1 3A/Thompson, Pa./18465/ 313 East Frederick Street/Lancaster, Pa./ 1 7727/ (71 7) 353-2232/Feather Designs (717) 727-2909 / Woodworking Booth 17602 /(717) 299-0643 / Fiber Coiled Booth El B56 Basketry Booth F4

MELINDA WEIL WINDFALL POTTERY THOMAS JOHN YENSHO RD #2, Box 377/Pine Bush, New York/ P.O Box 267/lnterlaken, N. Y./ 14847/ 149 West Lanvale St./Baltimore, Mary- 12566/ (914) 744-3532/Ceramics Booth (607) 387-9028/Pottery Booth F30 land/21 217/ (301) 462-2147 / Wooden C63 Toys Booth D-7 CYNTHIA WINIKA SUSAN WEINBERGER P.O. Box 906/New Paltz, N. Y./12561/ YENSHO'S TWIN GABLES, INC., 332 Swanton Road / Davenport, Calif./ 338-6382/Soft Images Booth B31 95017/(408) 427-2452/Ceromic Booth (FORMERLY PFEIFER TOYS, INC.) A6RO 2015 Clipper Park Drive/Baltimore, Md./ ARLENE G. WINKLER 21211/(301) 366-1660 / Wooden Toys 863 Commonwealth Ave / Newton City, FRANCES WELLES Booth D-7 Mass./021 59/ (617) 332-2834 / Hand- 335 Aberdeen Street / Rochester, N. Y./ weaving Booth B3 14619 /(716) 328-7533/Jewelry Booth LYDIA YIN A-33 Box 512/Naples, N. Y./14512/(716) JOSEPH WOOD 374-2390 / Ceramics / Porcelain Booth REBECCA WENGER 319 West Utica/Buffalo, N. Y./14222/ 0-29R0 734 Ocean Ave./Brooklyn, N.Y./l 1226/ (716) 886-6373/Jewelry Booth C38 (212) 282-0921 / Hondweaving Booth KATHI YOKUM G39 CHOLAS WOODARD RR #1, Park St./Putnam, Conn./06260/ RD #2/Ghent, New York/12075/(51 8) (203) 928-4380 / Raku Pottery Booth WESTERN MAINE WEAVERS 392-5774 / Stained/Leaded Glass Win- D61 No. New Portland, Maine/04961 / (207) dows Booth D-32 628-4481/Handweaving Booth Gl4 BOBBIN YOUNG WOODLAND WEAVERY 31 School St., Box 33 / Hatfield, Mass./ WEST MAIN POTTERS 623 Center Avenue / Pittsburgh, Penn./ 01038 /(413) 247-5886/Carved Lami- 508 West Main St./Avon, Mass./02322/ 1 521 5/ (41 2) 781-31 87/Handweaving- nated Leather Booth B-22 (617) 586-3463/Cloy Booth Clothing Booth G-23 ZARUBA/BOOMSLITER GOLD & JANICE WHITCRAFT WOOD 'N' MOTION SILVERSMITHS 1 25 Vincent Street/Syracuse, New York/ PO Box 241, DTS / Portland, Maine / 21 Saunders Road/Buffalo, N.Y./14216/ 13210 /(315) 478-71 83/Jewelry/Metal 041 12/(207) 775-21 65/Wooden Rock- (716) 875-2524, 634-6880 / Jewelry Booth B11 ing Horses Booth E-2 Booth G15 TOM WHITE STEVEN K. ZEITLIN 300 Rumson Road / Little Silver, N. J. / WILLIAM & SALLY WORCESTER P.O. Box 382 / Cannon Beach, Oregon/ 176 Bleecker St./New York, New York/ 07739/(201) 842-2944/Pottery Booth 10012/(212) 477-1080/Enamels Booth C-24 97110/(503) 436-2359 / Blown Glass Booth F-27 B20 GINNY WHITNEY THE WORKSHOP DEBORAH CHASE ZIDEL 5 School Lane/Scarsdale, N. Y./10583/ Box 1555 / Duxbury, Mass. / 02332 / 508 West Main / Avon, Mass./02322/ (914) SC 3-6940 / Cloisonné Jewelry (617) 934-2146 / Quilting, Appliqué, (617) 586-3463/Clay Booth G-29 Booth B13 Clothing Booth C31 RONI ZIMMER LEIF WICKLUND TERRY WORTHINGTON Peters Valley / Lauton, N.J. / 07851/ 27 East 21st Street / New York, N. Y./ (201) 948-5832/Fiber Booth A52 10010/ (212) 477-1334/Clay Booth B33 RD 2, Box 71/Ludlow, Vermont/05753/ (802) 875-23 17/Weaving Booth A59 GLENN WILDER CHESTER ZMIJEWSKI 192 Perrycity Road/Trumansburg, N. Y./ JOAN WORTIS General Delivery/Modena, N. Y./12528/ 14886/ ( 607 ) 387-6943 /Ceramics Booth 89 West Bridge Street/New Hope, Penn./ Ceramics Booth E9 A-68 18938/(215) 862-2121 / Hondweaving Booth C-3 MARY ANN ZOTTO-BELTZ LAURA WILENSKY Big Indian, New York/12410 / Weaving Route 3, Box 234/Kingston, New York/ R. JOHN WRIGHT Booth G64 12401 / ( 914 ) 338-2199/ Non Utilitarian P.O. Box 1 89 / Brattleboro, Vt./05301/ Porcelain Booth A2-RO (802) 257-1996/Dolls Booth E31 EDWARD ZUCCA RR #1, Park St./Putnam, Conn./06260/ LYNN WILLIS LINDA YATER (203) 928-4380 / Woodworking Booth 61 Congress / Rochester, N H./03867/ 362 Old Mill Road/Valley Cottage, N.Y./ D-59 (603) 332-8040/Fiber Sculpture Booth 10989 /(914) 268-9327/Soft Sculpture E27 Booth A3-RO DENVER ILLINOIS THINGS FOR LIVING/300 Fillmore St./ A Directory of 80206/(303) 377-9780 EVANSTON MINDSCAPE GALLEY & STUDIO INC./ 1521 Sherman Avenue / 60201 / (312) Craft Shops & CONNECTICUT 864-2660 AVON LONG GROVE FARMINGTON VALLEY ARTS CENTER THE ARKWRIGHT AND HIS FRIENDS/ Galleries INC. / Avon Park North, Box 220 / Route 2, Box 294-C, 5 Long Grove Rd./ 06001/(203) 678-1867 60047/(312) 634-3130 The Northeast Craft Fair would like to GREENWICH NORTHBROOK thank the craft shops and galleries listed WHY NOT CRAFTS UNLIMITED / 71 DIFFERENT DRUMMER LTD. / 2240 below for their support of this publica- Church Street/06830/(203) 661-8383 Northbrook Court Mall / 60062 / (312) tion. We have not been able to visit the 564-9310 shops and, therefore, cannot give general GREENWICH endorsement to them; their listing in this THE ELEMENTS GALLERY / Kay Eddy / WILMETTE directory is not intended to be interpreted 14 Liberty Way/06830/ (203)661-0014 THE ARTISAN SHOP AND GALLERY / as such. We hope the shops listed in your Piaza del Lago, 1515 Sheridan Road / vicinity meet your expectations. For fur- HARTFORD 60091/(312) 251-3775 ther information and hours call or write "THE GALLERY". G. FOX & CO./Main the specific gallery or shop. Street/061 1 5/249-9711 #339 MOODUS DOWN ON THE FARM LTD. / Banner CALIFORNIA Road/06469/(203) 873-9905 BLOOMINGTON BERKELEY THE BIRD AND ACORN/202 East Third NEW MILFORD Street/47401/(812) 334-1776 GENERAL EXPOSITIONS CORP. / 832 THE SILO / Upland Road/06776/(203) Bancroft Way/94710/ (41 5.) 548-5440 355-0300 INDIANAPOLIS BERKELEY ARTIFACTS SHOP / GALLERY FOR NEW MILFORD AMERICAN CONTEMPORARY CRAFTS/ GOODFELLOW CATALOG OF WONDER- VOLTAIRE'S SHOP & GALLERY/U.S. 7 FUL THINGS/BOX 4520/94704/(415) 6418 North Carrollton Avenue / 46220/ at Route 37, RFD 2/06776/ (203) 354- (317) 255-1178 845.-7645 4200 CARMEL NORWALK CONCEPTS / 6th Cr Mission / 93921 / ARTISTS' MARKET INC. / 319 Main (408) 624-0661 Avenue (Route 7) / 06851 /(203) 846- IOWA 2550 COSTA MESA HUMBOLDT CELESTIAL TIME C0./604 West Bay St./ SHARON THE POT SHOP/ART GALLERY/R.R. 1, 92627/(714) 645-2202 COLE CERAMIC LABORATORIES / Box US #169 South/50548/(515)332-4210 248/06069/(203) 364-5025 LAGUNITAS WATERLOD "ROSIES POS I ES"/7282 Sir Francis STAMFORD HOMESTEAD HOUSE / 2118 Kimball Drake Blvd./94938/ (41 5) 488-9707 THE QUEST FOR HANDCRAFTS / 2299 Avenue, Ridgeway Plaza/50701 / (319) Summer Street (Forty Boutiques - Ridge- 233-4404 LA JOLLA way Center) /06905./ (203) 324-2660 GALLERY 8 / 7464 Girard Ave./92037/ 454-9781 WESTPORT COQUI GALLERIES / 20 Church Lane / MAINE LOS ANGELES 06880/(203) 227-5234 DEL MANO GALLERY Cr STUDIO/1 1981 HALLOWELL San Vicente Blvd. / 90049 / <213) 476- EARTHLY DELIGHTS/81 Water Street/ 04347/622-9801 8508 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA LOS ANGELES OQUNQUIT SANELLE GIFT GALLERY/814 North La WASHINGTON, D.C. NO TRUMPETS - NO DRUMS / Perkins Cienega Blvd./90069/(21 3) 659-2919 PATRICK-TAYLOR GALLERIES INC / Cove/03907/(207) 646-7437 - 5161 National Airport / 20001 / (703) 684- MARYSVILLE 8596 EAGLEHILL CO./613 D. Street/95901/ WASHINGTON, D.C. MARYLAND 743-2144 SERAPH INC. / 1 132 29th Street N.W./ PALO ALTO 20007/(202) 337-5077 BALTIMORE THE GUILD / 2484 High Street/94301/ HANDS OF MAN / Edie Brown / 1709 (415) 327-1546 Reisterstown Road / 21208/ (301 ) 484- FLORIDA 21 14 PASADENA DEL MANO GALLERY & STUDIO / 492 SANIBEL BETHESDA South Lake Avenue/91 1 01 / (21 3) 577- ZAMBOANGA FURNISHINGS / 2009 EVELETH & SUMMERFORD GLASS GAL- 2630 Periwinkle Way/33957/ (81 3) 472-4035 LERY/4865 Cordell Avenue / 2001 4 / (301) 65.2-4999 or (202) 686-9290 SAN FRANCISCO SARASOTA DOVETAIL / 3027 Fillmore / 94123/ IMAGE/1323 Main Street/33577 COCKEYSVILLE (415) 931-4949 GALLERY OF CONTEMPORARY CRAFT'S JEWELRY BY JURUS/1 1206 York Road/ SANTA BARBARA HAWAII 21030/(301) 666-0095 ELIZABETH FORTNER GALLERY / 813 HONOLULU State Street/93101/ (805) 966-2613 KENSINGTON CONVERSATION PIECE / Waikiki Shop- A D. SMULL GALLERY/10419 Armory STUDIO CITY ping Plaza, 2250 Kalakaua Ave./96815/ Avenue/20795/(301 ) 946-6262 HALLIES' WEST/13045 Ventura Blvd./ (808) 923-3383 91604/(213) 986-1975 HONOLULU MIDDLETOWN FOLLOWING SEA/1441 Kapiolani Blvd./ SOUTH MOUNTAIN POTTERY / Alter- COLORADO 96814/(808) 949-6461 nate 40/21769/(301 ) 371-5822 DENVER HONOLULU PARKTON TAPESTRY/2859 East 3rd Ave./80206/ RARE DISCOVERY / 1050 Ala Moana PARKTON VALLEY MILL / 204 Dairy (303) 322-2441 Blvd./96814/ (808) 524-7119 Road/21 120/(301 ) 329-6446 ROCKVILLE LENOX NEW JERSEY EAGLE CERAMICS INC./12266 Wilkins YAMATO HOUSE / 104 Main Street/ Avenue/20852/ (301) 881-2253 01240/(413) 637-3380 BAY HEAD THE MAKER'S MARK / 519 Main Ave. SILVER SPRING LINCOLN (Rt. 35)/08742/(201 ) 899-4424 RAHILL BROOKS & ASSOCIATES/1 805 MASSACHUSETTS AUDUBON SOCIETY Mt. Pisgah Lane, Suite 23/20903/ (301) GIFT SHOP / South Great Road/01773/ BEACH HAVEN 445-1641 (617) 259-9500 KNOT JUST BEADS/9th & Bay Avenue, Bay Village/08008/(609) 492-9102 NANTUCKET ISLAND THE SPECTRUM OF AMERICAN ART- BORDENTOWN MASSACHUSETTS ISTS AND CRAFTSMEN, INC./26 Main BUMBLE BEE BOUTIQUE / 225 Farns- Street/02554/(617) 228-4606 worth Avenue/08505/(609) 298-4970' AMHERST CHATHAM THE LEATHER SHED / 199 N. Pleasant NORTH HATFIELD Street/01002/(41 3) 253-9604 BARACCA GALLERY/197 Pantry Road/ ANCHOR TOOL & SUPPLY CO. INC./ 01066/(413) 247-5262 231 Main Street, P.O. Box 265/07928/ AMHERST (201) 635-2094 RIVER VALLEY CRAFTS / 233 North Pleasant Street/01002/(41 3) 549-1220 NORTHAMPTON CLINTON DON MULLER/16 Main Street/01060/ FIBRE CRAFTS / 38 Center St./08809/ AMHERST (413) 584-1119 (201) 735-4469 SILVERSCAPE DESIGNS/264 N. Pleasant Street/01002/ (413) 253-3324 PITTSFIELD CLOSTER CRAFTILY YOURS,/South Street, Berk- INTERIORS BY MARILYN, STUDIO, BOSTON shire Common/01201/(413) 499-4285 GALLERY / 26 Truman Court / 07624/ ALIANZA, INC. / 140 Newbury Street/ (201) 767-1274 021 16/(617) 262-2385 SOMERVILLE THE BRICKYARD/128 Middlesex Ave./ ENGLEWOOD BOSTON 02145/666-3090 CRAFTWORKS/12 North Van Brunt St./ BERMAN LEATHERCRAFT / 147 South 07631/(201) 567-3881 Street/021 1 1/(617) 426-0870 SOUTH EGREMONT CRAFTS AT CATAMOUNT / Route 23/ FORT LEE BOSTON 01258/(413) 528-9250 THE ELEGANT ARTISAN/153 Main St./ THE CRAFTSMEN'S GALLERY, INC. / 07024 Alex C Towle / Sheraton-Boston Hotel, SPRINGFIELD 39 Da I ton Street/02199/236-2000 ext. METRO ARTS/32 Hampden St./Ol 103/ HADDONFIELD 4387 736-2021 BY HAND FINE CRAFT GALLERY/211 Kings Highway East/08033/ (609) 429- BOSTON WELLESLEY 2550 JEWELLER'S GUILD/45 Bromfield Street/ THE GIFTED HAND/32 Church Street/ 02108/(617) 227-4092 02181/(617) 235-7171 HASBROUCK HEIGHTS AMERICAN CONCERN FOR ARTISTRY BREWSTER AND CRAFTSMANSHIP / P.O. Box 20/ THE SPECTRUM OF AMERICAN ART- 07604/(212) 874-4992 ISTS AND CRAFTSMEN, INC./369 Old MICHIGAN King's Highway/02631 / (61 7) 385-3322 HIGHLAND PARK BIRMINGHAM TOOL & TALENT/229 Raritan Avenue/ BROOKLINE ROBERT L KIDD ASSOCIATES / GAL- 08904/(201) 246-0878 MARION-RUTH / 1385 Beacon Street/ LERIES / 107 Townsend Street / 4801 1/ 02146/(617) 734-6620 (313) 642-3838 LAYTON BROOKLINE PETERS VALLEY CRAFTSMEN/Star TRAVERSE CITY Route/07851/(201) 948-5200 WILD GOOSE CHASE/1429 Beacon St./ THE HOOT OWL / 10 West Silver Lake 02146/(617) 738-8020 Road North/49684/(616) 947-9494 LIVINGSTON CAMBRIDGE DEVA DESIGNS/12 East Mount Pleasant BOSTON BAKED BEADS/64 Wendell St./ Avenue/07039/(201 ) 992-0771 02138/(617) 876-1750 MISSOURI MARLTON CAMBRIDGE ST. LOUIS PAULA'S PLACE/#1 West Main Street/ THE WEAVER'S STORE/36 Boylston St./ ERLICHS GOLDSMITH SHOP / 1015 S. 08053/(609) 983-6880 02138/864-2500 Brentwood/631 17/(314) 863-6611 MILLVILLE DENNIS PORT VICTORIAN WHEATON VILLAGE/10th HANDSCAPES/Rt 28, 148 Main Street/ and G Streets/08332 02639/(617) 394-6657 NEW HAMPSHIRE MONTCLAIR EAST GLOUCESTER CONCORD DEXTERITY, LTD. / 26 Church Street/ SACRED COD/178 E. Main St./01930/ NEW ENGLAND BUYERS' MARKET 07042/ (201 ) 746-5370 (617) 283-6675 PLACE / 205 North Main/03301 / (603) 224-3375 MONTVALE FRAMINGHAM FLAX AND CLAY / 30 Chestnut Ridge DANFORTH MUSEUM SHOP/123 Union MANCHESTER Road/07645/(201) 391-5716 Avenue/01701/(617) 620-0050 ALGER-FINN LAPIDARY/120 Violet St./ 03102/(603) 625-5947 MORRISTOWN GEORGETOWN MORR I STOWN CRAFTMARKET / Box THE CRAFTY FROG, INC./11 W. Main MILFORD 2305R/07960/(201) 538-4474 Street/01 833/(617) 352-6443 THE GOLDEN TOAD GALLERY/35 Am- herst Street/03055/(603) 673-4307 NEW BRUNSWICK HADLEY NEW JERSEY DESIGNER CRAFTSMAN, SKERA/Russell Street, Route 9/01035/ PORTSMOUTH INC. / 358 George Street, Room 107 / (413) 586-4563 JAMES ELLIOTT CUSTOM LAPIDARY / 08901/(201) 246-4066 P.O Box 1490/03801/(301) 345-9399 HARVARD NORTH PLAINFIELD BARE HILL STUDIOS/East Bare Hill Rd./ FABRIC LAND / 855 Route 22/07060/ 01451/(617) 456-8797 NEVADA (201) 755-4700 HYANNIS THE SPECTRUM OF AMERICAN ART- RENO PT. PLEASANT BEACH ISTS AND CRAFTSMEN, INC./433 Main THE SHOP AT THE GALLERY/643 Rals- WEAVERY/801 Richmond Ave./08742/ Street/02601/(617) 771-4554 ton Street/89503/322-5626 (201 ) 899-1 166 ROSELLE BROOKLYN ITHACA ENDEAVOR PRODUCTS, LTD./443 East ROBERT BARRETT/PHOTOGRAPHY/ CREATION* / 1 03 The Commons/ 1 4850/ 1st Ave./02032/ (201 ) 241-1151 472 Myrtle Avenue/1 1205/(212) 857- (607) 272-3635 0504 SMITHVILLE KENMORE THE PATCH WORKS/The Historic Town BROOKLYN BASKET BEE BOUTIQUE & CRAFT of Smithville/08201 / (609) 652-7777 STONE CELLARS/824 East 21st Street/ STUDIO/1390 Colvin Blvd. (entrance on 11210/(212) 434-0351 Liston) /} 4223/ (716) 874-4385 STOCKTON STONE HOUSE POTTERY / RD 3, Box BROOKLYN KINGSTON 422/08559/(201) 782-7742 THE WEAVER'S STUDIO / 69A Seventh BAILY POTTERY EQUIPMENT/477 Has- Avenue/1 1217/(212) 857-9221 brouck Ave./12401 / (914) 331-7687 SUMMIT CAROLE WONG CHESEK, CLAY & BUFFALO KINGSTON FIBER / 63 Ashwood Ave. / 07901/277- THE STAPLE SHOP (For Weaving Sup- LE MONTAGE/288 Fair Street/12401 / 3892 plies)/2011 Hertel Ave./14214/(716) (914) 339-5804 835-5000 TEANECK KINGSTON BUFFALO McCLURE FARM "THE SHEEP SHOP"/ THE BEA HIVE/504 Cedar Lane/07666/ TOYMILLS / 305 Bryant Street/14222/ (201) 836-1366 RD 3, Box 261 B / 12401 / (914) 331- 882-0387 9390 TENAFLY COLD SPRING HARBOR KINGSTON YELLOW DOOR / 24 Washington Ave./ GI LLI EWR I N KLES, BOUTIQUE, GAL- 07670/(201) 569-2526 SUNSHINE BOOK CO./Jane Farrell and LERY / 28 Main Street / 1 1743 / (51 6) Chris Farrell / Rt. 9W, Mammoth Mall/ TRENTON 367-9259 12401/382-1344 THE SHEEPISH GRIN/35 Rockleigh Dr./ COOPERSTOWN LAKE GEORGE 08628/(609) 771-0683 THE DESIGNERS' STUDIO / 46 Pioneer THE CRAFT SHOP/Rt. 9 South/12845/ UPPER MONTCLAIR Street/13326 668-9221 THE SALEM CRAFTSMEN'S GUILD / 3 COOPERSTOWN LONG ISLAND CITY Alvin Place/07043/746-8828 THE HAMMOND GALLERY & SILVER ALMAC PLASTICS, INC / 47-42 37th Street/1 1 101/(212) 937-1300 UPPER MONTCLAIR SHOP / 157 Main Street/1 3326 / (607) 547-8921 VITTI ARTISAN'S GALLERY/594 Valley MAMARONECK Road/07043/(201 ) 746-1715 CROTON-ON-HUDSON MARI GALLERIES OF WESTCHESTER LTD./133 East Prospect Avenue/10543/ WEST CALDWELL THE NIDDY NODDY / 416 Albany Post (914) 698-0008 THE BARN/555 Passaic Avenue/07006/ Road/10520/(914) 271-9724 (201 ) 575-1521 DELMAR MAMARONECK OF CABBAGES AND KINGS / 587 East WEST END THE COUNTRY CORNER/449 Delaware Avenue/12054/(518) 439-6671 Boston Post Road / 10543 /(914) 698- INTUITION/75A Brighton Ave./07740/ 0445 (201) 870-1699 EAST HAMPTON MELVILLE WEST ORANGE THE BEACH PLUM TREE/52 Main St./ 11937/(516) 324-5066 THUNDER ART GALLERY/14 Cottontail CREATIVE MOODS / 625 Eagle Rock Road/11746/(516) 842-8804 Avenue/07039/(201 ) 731-3091 EAST HAMPTON MILLWOOD WESTWOOD ELECTRUM JEWELRY/10 Main Street/ 1 1937/(516) 324-3232 TOI KA FINNISH LOOM CORP./P.O. GALLERY 2WO/34 Washington Avenue/ Box Z/10546/(914) 941-7555 07675/(201) 666-1696 FISHKILL NEW PALTZ WESTFIELD THE VILLAGE CRAFTSMEN & GAL- LERY/76 Main St./12524/(914) 897- W. & J. PALKOWICS/253 Route 32N/ SILVER MINE / 102 Central Avenue/ 12561/(914) 255-0416 07090/(201) 233-7048 4277 GLENS FALLS NEW PALTZ WOODB RIDGE MONUMENT SQUARE/274 Glen Street/ HANDMADE/6 North Front St./12561/ SILVER If STUFF/72 Main St./07095/ 12801/(518) 793-5577 (914) 255-6277 (201 ) 634-1191 GOSHEN NEW ROCHELLE REFLECTIONS CRAFT GALLERY / 156 THE BOOK EXAMINATION CENTER, NEW YORK Greenwich Avenue, P.O. Box 68/10924/ INC./90 Forest Avenue / 10804 / (914) (914) 294-5502 633-9065 ALBANY NEW YORK CITY MONKEY BUSINESS APPAREL, INC. / GREENWICH AARON FABER/666 Fifth Ave./10019/ 855 Central Avenue/1 2206/(51 8) 489- VILLAGE CRAFTS AND CURIOS / 17 586-8411 2334 Church Street/12834/(518) 692-2281 BINGHAMTON HICKSVILLE NEW YORK CITY 2 RIVERS GALLERY / ROBERSON CEN- ALLCRAFT TOOL & SUPPLY CO., INC./ ELBAUM THE CRAFTSMAN/99 Greene TER/22 Front Street/1 3905/ (607) 723- 100 Frank Rd./1 1 801 / (516) 433-1660 Street/10012/(212) 966-6024 6921 HONEOYE FALLS NEW YORK CITY LAKE RUSH CRAFTS / HANDWORKS / 5 East THE ELEMENTS GALLERY, N. Y. & BLUE MT. DESIGNS/12812/ (51 8)352- Street/14472 GREENWICH, CT. / 766 Madison Ave./ 10021/744-0890 7361 HUDSON BOICEVILLE THE STRING & SOIL BOUTIQUE/Box 86 NEW YORK CITY FABULOUS FURNITURE / Route 28/ Star Route/12534/ (518) 851-7358 GARRET WADE COMPANY / 302 Fifth 12412/(914) 657-6317 Avenue/10017 HUNTER BOICEVILLE EXPANSION ART STORE / Main Street/ NEW YORK CITY TOTEM TRADING POST / Brunei Park/ 12442/ (518) 263-4233 INGE NISSEN LTD. / 165 East 61st St./ 12412/(914) 657-2531 10021/838-8077 HUNTINGTON BROOKLYN LYONS FURNITURE CO. INC./337 Main NEW YORK CITY ALL BY HAND / 7810 Third Avenue / Street/1 1743/(516) 427-0003 MAD MONK/500 6th Avenue/1001 1 / 11209/745-8904 242-6678 HYDE PARK BROOKLYN HYDE PARK GIFT AND SOUVENIR NEW YORK CITY MEUNIERS / 140 Montague St./1 1201 / SHOP/Route 9 (opposite F.D.R. Estate) / JORICE CRAFT GALLERY/1057 Second (212) UL 5-7835 12538/(914) 229-2734 Avenue/10022/752-0129 NEW YORK CITY SCARSDALE COLUMBUS MUSEUM SHOP, AMERICAN MUSEUM SCARSDALE GIFT GALLERY / 455 Cen- DESIGNER CRAFTSMAN SHOP/Colum- OF NATURAL HISTORY/79th Street and tral Avenue/10583/(914) GR 2-1464 bus Gallery of Fine Arts, 480 East Broad Central Park West/10024/TR 3-2922 Street/43215/(614) 221-6801, Ext. 23 SETAUKET NEW YORK CITY TRACKSIDE EMPORIUM LTD. / 764 Rt. COLUMBUS NATURAL LEATHER/203 Bleecker St./ 25A, East of Dining Car 1 890 / 1 1733/ HELEN WINNEMORE'S/1 50 E. Kossuth 10012/(212) 533-6530 (516) 689-9177 Street/43206/(614) 444-5850

NEW YORK CITY SPRING VALLEY ORWELL « NEW YORK LEATHER CO./Karen Burell/ THE C. GEORGE METAL SUPPLY CO./ THE GATHERING/206 E. Main Street/ 39 Christopher St./10014 / (212) 243- 40 Ellish Parkway / 10977/(914) 356- 44076/ (216) 437-8686 2710 0914 OXFORD NEW YORK CITY STAR LAKE 4 PERFORMER'S OUTLET / 222 East 85 THE WILD BERRY/19 East High Street/ THE CHESHIRE CAT / Main St./13690/ 45056/(513) 523-4345 Street/10028/(212) AG 9-8435 848-3453 NEW YORK CITY SUGAR LOAF PUT-IN-BAY SAVAGE JEWELRY INC. / 59 West 8th SUGAR LOAF CRAFTS VILLAGE / Kings THE GALLERY (Summer) / Catawba Street/1001 1/473-8171 Highway, P.O. Box 106 / 10981 / (914) Avenue, P.O. Box 293 / 43456 /(419) 285-3611 NEW YORK CITY 469-9681 SCULPTURE HOUSE INC./38 East 30th SUGAR LOAF Street/10016/ (212) 679-7474 SWEET EARTH / Village of Craftsmen/ PENNSYLVANIA NEW YORK CITY 10918/(914) 623-4854 A SHOW OF HANDS (A not for profit TROY BEDFORD Artists' / Craftsmens' Collective / 2310 THE BARNYARD/RD 3, Box 197P, Rte. DEEPWOOD CRAFTS / GALLERY / 1 37 Broadway (between 83 and 84 Street) / 2, 5 miles east of Troy / 12180 / (518) East Pitt Street/15522/(814)623-9175 10024/(212) 874-9193 279-3113 HAMBURG NEW YORK CITY WARWICK THE HEDGES/258 State Street/19526/ SPRING STREET ENAMELS GALLERY / ARTISTIC WOODCRAFTS/P.O. Box 463/ 562-2827 171 Spring Street, Soho / 10012/(212) 10990/(914) 986-3559 431-8151 LANCASTER NORTHPORT WEST SAYVILLE THE GLASSTIQUE / 2479 Lincoln High- way East (Rt 30)/17602/(717) 397- ARTISAN HOUSE/80 Main St./11768/ "PEPPARD'S 1866 HOUSE" / 55 Main 2504 (516) AN 1-3800 Street/1 1796/(516) 567-4732 NYACK WHITE PLAINS LANCASTER HAND OF THE CRAFTSMAN / 58 South ELLIE CONASON / 137 East Post Road/ LEATHER ATTIC LTD./153 Park City/ Broadway/10960/(914) 358-6622 10601/(914) 949-4796 17601/(717) 392-7543 NYACK WHITE PLAINS NEW HOPE SAYLESCRAFTS INC./171 Main Street/ WESTLAKE GALLERY, LTD / 210 East THE COLLABORATIVE/107 South Main 10960/(914) 358-7730 Post Road/10601/ (914) 682-8123 Street/18938/(21 5) 862-9103

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IJjJijj§ One of South Jersey's best kept secrets is this breathtakingly re-created 1888 glasstown—a place you'll return to again and again. Victorian Wheaton Village is dedicated to preserv ing the crafts and trades, the fascinating interplay of elegance and simplicity, that characterized every- day life in late nineteenth-century America. Rain or shine, Victorian Wheaton Village offers something for everyone. For the old, a visit here will rekindle fond memories of quieter days gone by—but not forgotten. For the young, a new aware- ness of our not-too-distant past. For the children, the fun of hearing an authentic nickelodeon, rising our train, and meeting the friendly goats and sheep in our barnyard. Victorian Wheaton Village is at lOth and G Streets in nearby Millville, New Jersey, convenient to Routes 47, 49, and 55. We're open seven days a week from ten to five. Special rates for group tours and fund-raising activities. Call us at (609) 825-6800 for more information. Museum of Glass/ Tradesman's Outlet/ 1888 Glass Factory/ Nickelodeon/ Prof. Woodcarver/ Village Victorian wheaton Village Fester's Medicine Weaver/ Potter/Tin lOth and G Streets, Millville, NJ 08332 Show/Great Victorian smith/Lampworker/ Fair/Music Boxes/ Printer/Children's Clip and mail this coupon for a FREE ADULT Antique Toys/Baked Barnyard/Train Ride/ ADMISSION, normally valued at $3.00, and a colorful Goods/ Homemac le Fudge/ Pressed Glass/ Playground/ 1880 brochure on the village. Train Station/ Cut Glass/Whimseys/ 1876 Schoolhouse/ Check for information on: Dgroup rates • fund raising. Historical Flasks/ Pharmacy/General Poison Bottles/ Paper- weights / Brides' Store/Village Soda x, ™ rh Fountain/Lunch Name Baskets/Peach Blow Kettle Restaurant/ Glass/Cranberry Arthur Gorham Address. Glass/Art Nouveau Paperweight Shop/ Glass/Carnival Glass/ Brownstone GiftWare! City State- Zip. And More! Round Seascape CaioleWongChesek Plate Quality handcrafted designs in stoneware, gas-fired to produce a rich variety of earthen tones. Land and seascape themes are suggested in delicate glaze paintings with fiber accents. Direct inquiries to: Carole Wong Chesek, Clay & Fiber 63 Ashwood Avenue, Summit, New Jersey 07901 (201)277-3892

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Saturday anri Sunday An Exhibition of Contemporary Fine Crafts July 1, 2 anQ July 8, 9 at the at LINCOLN CENTER PLAZA, N.Y.C. PLAZA CALLERY • Over 200 craft displays selected from coast to coast BANK OF AMERICA CENTER • Wholesale trade welcome on Saturdays 555 California Street San Francisco, California • For advance copy of Participating Craftperson's Wholesale Directory JULY 3 - SEPT. 1,1978 MON-FRI8-5 write to: ELIZABETH FORTNER CALLERY American Concern for Artistry CONTEMPORARY FINE CRAFTS PICCADILLY SQUARE, 813 STATE ST. and Craftsmanship SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA 93101 P.O. Box 20 805 - 966-2613 OPEN DAILY Hasbrouck Heights, N.J. 07604 or call: (212)874-4992

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National Guard Armory, Oct. 6,7& 8th, 1978 Western Avenue, Morristown, New Jersey Friday, Oct. 6th, 7pm-10pm; Special Preview, Admission $5.00 Morristown Saturday & Sunday, Oct. 7-8th, 10am-6pm; Admission $2.00 Children under 12 free. Plenty of free parking. Sponsored by New Jersey Designer Craftsmen, Inc. Craft Marketand Kiwanis Club of Randolph Township, Inc. You're invited! Come meet weavers, goldsmiths, potters, glass blowers, blacksmiths... and more! Enjoy the crafts with the same enthusiasm as the craftsmen who created them. Buy superb quality, hand-made pieces you'll use and enjoy. And most importantly, come away with a deeper appreciation for the skill and dedication of the professional craftsman. Come to the Morristown CraftMarket. More than 140 specially selected craftsmen from the Northeast will be selling their wide-range of creative work. Morristown is just 30 miles west of New York City, 4 miles south of the Rts. 80 & 287 interchange.

For further information write: Michael F. Feno, Morristown CraftMarket P.O. Box 2305-R, Morristown, New Jersey 07960 CLAV DEVSTON . TROWSTON . CUSTER . MISSOURI FIRE . PINE LAKE . GROLLEG • "G" GROG . FRITTS . CONE 10 GLAZE . UNDER GLAZE PENS • WHITE STONEWARE . PORCELAIN . OXIDATION . REDUCTION . RAKU • TECHNICAL LIBRARY . SAMPLE TILES • SPECIAL FORMULAS . 1 HR. FROM N.Y.C. STANDARD CLAY MINES 100 CAMP MEETING AVE., SKILLMAN, N.J. 609-466-2986

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Juried Craftsmen — 100 Booths All works will be for sale

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SUZANNE ADAMS RAY BUB DAVID FURLONG Exhibiting in Booth A6W0 Studio (413) 663-9026 Timbertoys of Vermont (See alphabetical listing) Exhibiting in Booth A63 1404 Hinesburg Road (See alphabetical listing) S. Burlington, VT 05401 CARRIE ADELL (802) 864-9027 c/o General Delivery ELAINE CREASMAN Wooden Toys Booth 010 San Francisco, CA. 94101 Pottery Coop Jewelry booth C46 779 East Main Street JEANNE FLEMING/GABRINER Branford, CT 06405 Rokeby PAMELA ARRAND (203) 481-4708 Barrytown, N.Y. 12507 Box 66 Ceramics Booth Oil (914) 758-5519 E. Ryegate, Vt. 05042 Quilts & Soft Sculpture 012 (802) 757-2062 J. RICHARD CR0NIN Fiber Booth G63 RFD #1, Box 78A HOWARD HAAS Dixmont, Maine 04932 44 Poplar Street PAMELA/WILLIAM ARRAND (207) 234-4603 Newport, R.I. 02840 Box 66 Jewelry Booth 014 (401) 847-7737 E. Ryegate, Vt. 05042 Ceramics Booth 020 (802) 757-2062 FRED/JUDI DANFORTH Leather Booth A5W0 RD 1, Box 292 BILL HALL Bristol, VT 05443 Two of Us AM I DON & BALEGN0 (802) 453-3191 3921 Denfeld Avenue 139 Main Street Pewter Holloware G35RO Kensington, MD 20795 P.O. Box 681 (301) 942-9146 Sandwich, MA 02563 MICHAEL S. DIXON Ceramics Booth 09 (617) 888-1622 Woodenwa re Sculp metals w/wood A10W0 P.O. Box 10 TOM JIPS0N Brownsvi 1le, MD 21 715 165 Hunnewell Avenue FRIEDEL BENSON (301) 432-6131 Newton, MA 02158 Midget Mansions Wood Booth 023 (617) 965-4006 207 West 80th Street Weaving Booth 028W0 New York, N.Y. 10024 THOMAS J. DUFFY (212) EN2-5931 23 Commerce Street JANE MACKENZIE Miniature wood houses A32 Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669 6IO5 Harvard Avenue (315) 393-1484 Glen Echo, MD 20768 CAROL/GEORGE BEQUARY Cabinet/furn. Booth 021 (301) 229-3578 265 Grove Street V/ood-Furni ture Booth F26 Waterbury, CT 06710 ROY EPSTEIN (203) 574-1576/757-6574 Exhibiting in Booth D77 BRUCE MCCUMBER Stained Glass Booth Gl9 (See alphabetical listing) Quaker City Char 1 es town, N.H. 03603 MARVIN L. BOWER, JR. JOHN FLEMMING Basketry Booth A16R0 Tanners Creek Leather Design 146 Wi 1 low Street 8225 Main Street Brooklyn Hgts RAYMOND D. MATHEWS Ellicott City, MD 21043 New York, N.Y. 11201 777 East Main Street (301) 461-1470 Leather Booth 013 Branford, CT 06405 Leather Booth F35 (203) 488-9707 MARK W. F0RMAN Hand Blown Art Glass Booth A44 JUDY BRANFMAN 121 Sandringham Road Exhibiting in Booth A1R0 Cherry Hill, N.J. 08003 (See alphabetical listing) (609) 424-3086 Ceramics Booth 07 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO OFFICIAL DIRECTORY (continued) Page 2

BEVERLY RED LEE STICE NOT EXHIBITING Freemountain Toys Woods Wizard The Vegimi11 Box 302 GLENN APPLEMAN - Booth E34 Bristol, VT 05443 Manlius, N.Y. 13104 (802) 453-2462 (315) 682-6055 PATRICIA BACON-Booth A5W0 Stuffed Toys Booth F22 Ceramics Booth E34 CANNIZZAR0/HALL ART REED STEPHEN SUGARMAN 94 Cypress Street 13 Rowland Lane Land of Zebu - Booth A16R0 Mi 11 burn, N.J. 07041 Ridgefield, CT 06877 (201) 763-^524 Hand-dyed Appliqued S ERR0L GUMER - Booth D2 Blown Glass Booth 029W0 Quilted Leather Booth Dl4 LYN C. H0VEY - Booth Dl8 MARTIN J. ROSENBAUM BARBARA TAKIGUCHI 250-14 Gaskell Road Midwest Potters GREGORY LITS I OS - Booth A44 Little Neck, N.Y. 11362 138 Kissling Street (212) 428-0418 San Francisco, CA 94103 JANET LOWE - Booth A38 Stained Glass Booth 06 (415) 863-9063 Porcelain S Stoneware A38 KATHI MADSEN - Booth G17 ERIC RUSSELL 907 Bainbridge Street KEN/SAND I WESTON GERS0N OLIVERIRA - Booth A53 Philadelphia, PA 19147 710 Merrick Avenue (215) WA5-2312 E. Meadow, N.Y. 11554 DANA SMITH - Booth A1R0 Jewelry Booth 024 (516) 481-0044 Jewelry Booth A53 GEORGE VAN DUINWYK - Booth 10W0 S. E. SAYLES 171 Main Street BETSY WILLIAMS Nyack, N.Y. 10960 Box 257 (914) 358-7730 Minetto, N.Y. 13115 Stained Glass Booth Dl8 (315) 342-1544/343-4628 Ceramics Booth G17 STEPHEN SCHIFFER Exhibiting in Booth D2 CATHERINE WOOD (See alphabetical listing) Box 104 Delaware Water Gap, PA 18327 BARBARA SPEAR SCULLY (717) 629-4778 Artworkspace Jewelry Booth 022 114 West 17th Street New York, N.Y. 10011 (212) 691-2821 Porcelain Booth 018 SUPPLIER

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