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Bennington, Vermont 1972 BENNINGTON, VERMONT 1972 n so red by American Crafts Council/Northeast Region DIRECTORY of CRAFTSMEN 1972 NORTHEAST CRAFT FAIR Preface 1972 marks the seventh consecutive year an important factor in their existence. that the American Crafts Council / Northeast Since Fair expenses are kept to a minimum Region has presented its Craft Fair in Ver-' with the help of Bennington and the crafts- mont. From a start of sixty-seven exhibiting men, the Fair has now reached a point where craftsmen in 1965, the Fair has now swelled a small profit results. And this profit is to participation by nearly 500 craftsmen, currently being used for the encouragement making it the largest exposition of crafts in and sponsorship of other important and worthy the country. craft programs under the aegis of ACC/North- east. The Northeast Fair is managed entirely by volunteer craftsmen, in the interests of This booklet contains an alphabetical fostering fine American hand crafts. These listing of the craftsmen participating in the volunteers spend hundreds of hours during 1972 Northeast Craft Fair; a ground plan of the year planning the Fair, and attending the display spaces; and a cross-reference of to the myriad details which go into bringing the craftsmen by booth number, which is the about an event of enormous significance, key to the ground plan. Also included is a both to the craftsmen involved and to the list of the current state representatives of general public. Through the generosity of ACC/Northeast Region. These craftsmen have the town of Bennington, which has made avail- been elected by the ACC members in their able its high school buildings and grounds states to represent them in planning craft at minimal cost, and through the devotion activities in the Northeast. ACC members are of the host of unpaid craftsmen-volunteers urged to communicate with their representa- who put the whole thing together, craftsmen tives, to make their needs and opinions throughout the Northeast have found the Fair heard. Keep in touch! Elaine Koretsky, Chairman ACC/Northeast Region ABBOTT, Deborah Ann 393R ANDERSEN DESIGNER/craftsmen: 143 AWL & RIVET LEATHER SHOP 248 14 Sawyer Av F i ber C. | B Andersen Handweavers Scott & Peggy Giasson Leather Medford, Ma 02155 Meadow Rd 213 Lisbon St Si 1 ver,Bronze (617-625-2744) Spencer, Ma 01562 Lewiston, Me 04240 ACKLER, Nancy S Richard 2J_ (617-885-5754) (207-782-3623) 90 702 Walker Av Jewelry ANDERT, Deborah L. 340 BACHARACH, David Metal Baltimore, Md 21212 Blanchard Rd Batik Lystra Farm Seulpture (301-377-5620) Holland, NY 14080 Stevenson, Md 21153 ADASK0, Laura 433 (652-2455) (301-484-0190) 50 192 Spring St Batik ANTIN: J. Ant in, L. Foland 209 BACHRACH ART ENAMELS: EnameTT New York, NY 10012 P0 Box 642 Leather Lilyan Bachrach Fused Silver (212-431-5718) Woodstock, NY 12498 378 May St ADLER, Lavinia . 293 (914-679-7108) Worcester, Ma 01602 (617-756-8295) 45 Hawthorne Rd Weav i ng ARGIRO, Aldo _[34_ Binghamton, NY 13983 Bull Road Pottery BACKER, Ellen R 259 Batik (722-3590) Rock Tavern, NY 12575 29 Circle Rd ALBAN, Susan 151 (914-496-4284) Scarsdale, NY 10583 BACKWOODS DUCK WORKS: 203 Box 24 Garrison, Md Pottery ARRAND ART 6 FINE CRAFTS: 370 Gail M. Hunt Stained Glass 21055 (301-363-1686) William 6 Pamela Arrand Leather 65 Andover St RFD 2 Glass Jewelry ALLEN, Travis & Madge School house Dolls 21 Ludlow, Vt 05149 5 McDonough St J ewe 1ry East Ryegate, Vt 05042 Etc BALD INGER, Louise H 437 Montcla i r, NJ 07042 Pottery (802-757-2062) 1161 Glenwood Blvd Ceramics AMBROSINA, Tom S Angela 62 AUFRICHTIG'S POTTERY: 299 Schenectady, NY 12308 44 No Chestnut St Jewelry Norman Aufrichtig Ceramics (518-377-3165) New Paltz, NY 12561 Silver-Gold RD 4 Rte 7 Brookfield, Conn 06804 BARAGLIA, Robert 187 (914-255-1659) 39 Lexington St Stained Glass AMITY LEATHER:H. Greenwald 89 (203-775-0105) Bristol, Conn 06010 Painted Wood Box 223 RD 2 Leather AUT0RIN0 FAMILY: 399 (203-583-7777) Boxes Warwick, NY 10990 Mr Mrs Michael Autorino Wood Deborah Autorino-Macrame; Musical BARGSTEN, Werner 162 ANAGN0STIS, Mahri 104W Box 488 Instruments 131 Brookvi1le Rd Clay,Weavings 6 Southern Av Jewelry Montgomery, NY 12549 Brookvilie, NY Wall Hangings Essex, Ma 01929 Silver-Gold (914-457-5612) 11545 (516-822-7532) (617-768-7727) AVERY, Doris M. 2_ BARNETT, Ivan 6 Donna 366 ANCHOR POTTERY: 182 230 Haverford Av Ceramics RD6 Bean Hill Rd Batik Ties P. White, V. Budd Pottery Swarthmore, Pa 19081 Lancaster, Pa 17603 Candìes 245 Maple St (215-543-6105) (717-397-0809) Danvers, Ma 01923 (617-774-8654) BARRETT, Harriet Forman 382 BIG MEADOW FARM 92 THE B0URQUESH0P: 472 Myrtle Av Jewelry M. Moore, S. Moore Puppets Jean & Szari Bourque Brooklyn, NY 11205 PO Box 33 Woodwork 610 N. Quincy St (212-857-0504) Rumford Pt, Me 04279 Brockton, Ma 02402 BARRY, John 3^9 (207-364-7612) B0YLEN, Michael 64 RD 1 Box 156 BLACKOUT CANDLE CO: 342 RFD 2 B1 Ceramics own Glass Morganvilie, NJ 07751 John Piaskoski Candles West Burke, Vt 05871 (201-591-1039) RFD 1 Mt Vernon, Me BRAMHALL, Peter 170 BASILISK; Phyllis W. Hughes 221 04352 (207-293-293I) P0 Box 255 Glass- Seulpture 250 Acton St BLAIR, Ariinka J7_ Bridgewater, Vt 05034 Carlisle, Ma 017^1 3133 38th St NW Block Printed BRIGGS, Jeffrey 6 Lindley 124R (617-369-6625) Washington, DC 20016 Text iles 10 Kinnaird St Wood BAUER, Carol Gibson 302 (202-686-1430) Cambridge, Ma 02139 Sunny Skies Hand Dyed BLOOM, Roberta 198 BRISTOL GLASSWORKS: 135 Mt Vernon, Me 04352 Yarn 1704 Manning St Ceramics Thomas W. Kekic Handbl own Glass Clothing Philadelphia, Pa 19103 RD 5 Dugway BECKERHOFF, Helen 33W (735-1482) Canandaigua, NY 14424 Box 62 Silver, Gold BLUE MOUNTAIN DESIGNS 222 (315-394-7521) Stowe, Vt 05672 Jewelry Blue Mountain Lake, NY Fabr ic BROME, Harrison C. 213 (802-253-7668) 12812 (518-352-7361) Iron,Clay 128 11th St SE #2 Ceramics BENEPE, Morag 96 BOBBI NO, Vincent 300 Washington, Dc 20003 19 South St Batik 2909 M St Sculpture BROOKS POTTERY 156 Washingtonvilie, NY 10992 Georgetown Copper, Brass C.H.Davis, J.N.Allan, Pottery (496-6237) Washington,DC 20007 T.S.Allan, F. Nason BENNINGTON POTTERS, INC.: 66 BODENSTEIN, Beatrice E. 188 RFD 2 Box 116 David Gi1 Pottery 119 W 15th St Batik Brooks, Me 04921 324 County St New York, NY 10011 Stoneware Applique (525-3593) Bennington, Vt 05201 BOND, Kener E. Jr. 400 BR0UD0, Barbara 35 BERENDSEN, Ruth P. 67 Park Rd 119 Jewelry 5 Gary Av Weav i ng 35 Grandview Blvd. Ceramics Pittsford, NY 14534 Gold Silver Beverly, Ma 01915 Yonkers, NY 10710 BORSKI, C. Scott 426R (617-922-7510) (914-779-4046) 2022 North Rd Wood BR0UD0, J. David BERRY, Catherine 388 Scottsvilie, NY 14546 35 5 Gary Av 10 D Dutchess Apts Ceramics B0STWICK, Raymonde F. Ceramics 145 Beverly, Ma 01915 Van Wagner Rd Reiief RR 1 Box 46 Weav i ng (617-922-7510) Poughkeepsie, NY 12603 Seulpture Red Hook, NY 12571 Spi nn i ng (914-452-3388) (914-758-8617) BROWN, Edie 372 BURKE, Ron & Tess 59 CARRYE ORIGINALS: 361 5908 Eastcliff Dr Ceramics Rock Tavern Pottery Ceramics C.E.Schenk.W.M.Schenk Metalwork Baltimore, Md 21209 Weed Rd,Rock Tavern, NY 12575 Box 262 Star Route Welding (301-466-2040) (914-496-4811) Richmond, Vt 05477 BUSH CREEK POTTERY: 408 BROWN, Katherine 331 (434-2352) PO Box 663 Eric R. Madsen Ceramics CARVER, Douglas 190 Sound Beach, NY 11789 Mt Airy, Md 21771 Box 242 Pottery BUTCHER, Berny 378 BROWN, Steve & Judy 147 Meriden, NH 03770 Quaker City Wood Lower Main St Jewelry (603-298-8840) Charlestown, NH 03603 Freeport, Me 04032 Gold CAST I NO, Ruth 429 BUTCHER, IRENE 378 (207-865-6637) Silver The Spinster Spinning & Quaker City Text iles BROWNE, Marguerite T. 104R 34 Hami1 ton Av Weav i ng Charlestown, NH 03603 R. Triggs, R. Baron Ceramics Sloatsburg, NY 10974 Text iles BUTLER, Pat & Michael 37. 319 W. 74th St (914-753-5105) 33 East Main Ba tik & Wood New York, NY 10023 CAT0CTIN MOUNTAIN CRAFTSMEN 296 Washingtonvi1le, NY Sculptures (212-362-1052) Evora & Les Dingman Jewelry 10992 (496-9236) BRUCE, Dudley Shookstown Rd Kiln formed 115 CABNET, Michael & Susan 410W 28 Stoneleigh Rd Jewelry Frederick, Md Glass Box 17330 Jewelry Worcester, Ma 01606 Wood (301-949-2060) Philadelphia, Pa 19105 (617-853-1366) CBA TOYS: (215-922-1745) BRUMBACK, Terr ill 305 Ernest Haim Wood Toys CALEF STUDIOS: 303 East Calais, Vt 05060 Woodwork K.R.Calef & V. Calef Welded & Chardavoyne Rd (802-456-8945) Dr i ftwood 4309 Arlington Circle Brazed Warwick, NY 10990 BRYAN, Allen-S.Ann Krupp 70 Liverpool, NY 13088 Metals CERAMICS DEPT: Mount Anthony JL The Craftsmen Jewelry (315-451-1465) Union High School 7 Liberty St Chess Sets THE CANDLE CO.: 407 CHAI-ROCK: 376 Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 Mr 6 Mrs Paul Ide, Jr Candles Milton & Fay Weinberg Volcanic (255-5706 PM, 454-5339 AM) Walden, Vt 05873 25 Westminster Ter Rock Planters BUMP, Deborah D. 273 CANDLES of CHARDAV0GNE: 84 32 Fair St Wood W. Orange,NJ 07052 Sculptures Susan E. Dann Cand1es Newburyport, Ma 01950 (201-731-7826) RD 2 Union Corners Rd BURGESS, Donna G CHARDAV0GNE POTTERY: 8£ 435 Warwick, NY 10990 265 W. Emerson St Pottery Jeremy W. Prince Pottery CAPRI CORNER Ltd. : Melrose, Ma 02176 212 Chardavogne Rd Pottery (617-665-1268) D. Taggart, J. Guarnera, Warwick, NY 10990 J. Gallagher Caprifarm RD 1 (717*766 -8404) Carlisle, Pa 17013 CHARDAVOGNE WOODWORKING: 73.
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