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ACC TRUSTEES — Mrs. Vanderbilt Webb, 29 West 53rd Street, New York, New York 10019 R. Leigh Glover, 196 Shonnard Terrace, Yonkers, New York 10701 Mary Nyburg, Box 24, Garrison, Maryland 21055 Contents STATE REPRESENTATIVES — John Heller, 526 Thompson Street, Halifax, Mass. 02338 THE HISTORY OF THE NORTHEAST CRAFT FAIR Wendell Castle, 18 Maple Street, Scottsville, New York Carolyn Kriegman 2 14546 Sansea Sparling, P.O. Box 81, New Haven, Vermont 05472 THE NORTHEAST REGION OF THE MEMBERS-AT-LARGE — Harold Helwig, 225 Highland AMERICAN CRAFT COUNCIL Avenue, Buffalo, New York 14222 Elaine Koretsky, 756 Washington Street, Brookline, Mass. Mary Nyburg 8 02146 Carolyn Kriegman, 18 Lake Shore Drive, Montville. N. J. STATE REPRESENTATIVES 07045 NORTHEAST REGION ASSEMBLY 8 CHAIRMAN — John Heller

PRESIDENT — Carol Sedestrom, Northeast Craft Fair, Ltd., A DIRECTORY OF EXHIBITING CRAFTSMEN 12 North Chestnut Street, New Paltz, New York 12561 Alphabetically 9 (914) 255-0039 A DIRECTORY OF EXHIBITING CRAFTSMEN CRAFT FAIR 11 PERSONNEL By Media . 22 GROUNDS LAY OUT: Isabel Parks, Warren Hullow, Eileen and Rick Schlag A DIRECTORY OF EXHIBITING CRAFTSMEN CRAFTSMEN REGISTRATION: Barb and Mike Feno SUPPLIERS SHOW: John Davis By Booth Number 26 SHOP & GALLERY REGISTRATION: Sue Ebendorf A DIRECTORY OF SHOPS & GALLERIES 29 DIRECTORY SALES: Tony Davenport INFORMATION BOOTH: Marliene Froke A DIRECTORY OF CRAFT EQUIPMENT AND CRAFTSMAN'S BANK: Jerry Hovanec 1976 STANDARDS COMMITTEE: Ron Burke, Harriet MATERIAL SUPPLIERS 32 Cohen, John Habbersett, John Heller, Annette Hobbs, Dick Müller, Jim Nadal, Betty Tinlot (Ten Arrow), Rick Synder- man (The Works Craft Gallery) DISPLAY ADVERTISING BOOTH AWARDS COMMITTEE: Carrie Adell, Marylyn Dintenfass-Katz, Raymon Elozua, Elizabeth Gurrier, Allen A MAP OF CRAFT FAIR 11 Littlefield, Emily McLennan CRAFT FAIR 11 OFFICIAL DIRECTORY 1976/Published by The Northeast Craft Fair thanks all personnel the Northeast Craft Fair, Ltd./Additional copies are available listed above for their efforts and extends a through the Northeast Craft Fair office, 12 North Chestnut thank you to all craftsmen who hare contributed Street, New Paltz, New York 12561 (914) 255-0039. Single their time and energy to the growth and de- copies cost $1.50, including first class postage and handling. velopment of the Fair. Checks should be made payable to Northeast Craft Fair, Ltd. 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 eleventh anni- of the need for crafts to find new and enlarged versary, despite some hefty interference from Mother marketplaces, and they had come there in the hope Nature. that one could indeed be created. Actually, the Northeast Fair was born as whirl- The middle sixties, when all this drama began ing snow fell and drifted heavily against a ski lodge to unfold, did not enjoy the wealth of crafts activities where a group of craftsmen, wearied by the minimal that the seventies have nourished. Craftsmen were visibility and unplowed roads that conspired to frus- of widely disparate abilities in terms of being able trate their journey, huddled together to trade stories to bring their work to the attention of store owners of their trek from the assorted states that represented or the buying public. So when the Assembly sought home base for each. They had made the trip to in- to research the possibility of having a fair, it was spect the facilities in Stowe, Vermont, as the result in response to a crying need. While they had no of an earlier and rather casual suggestion that they experience of their own in running a fair, they had might get together one fine day and have a craft their seemingly endless energies, fed by unflagging fair. As good ideas have a way of doing, this one enthusiasm, to spur them on. couldn't be laid to rest, so when the Stowe lodge was Thus the first fair held at Stowe in August of suggested as a possible summer site, the sponsoring 1965 was a very homegrown affair, boasting a vol- committee was off and away to look at it. unteer committee that soon became expert in laying These dauntless travelers were none less than out exhibition areas, hand lettering signs, travelling the bulk of the members of the Northeast Assembly the local highways and by-ways to tack up travel of the American Crafts Council. The American Crafts directions, dealing with all sorts of crises, large and Council, a national membership organization, has as small, that seemed to crop up when least expected, its prime goal, the promotion of crafts and crafts- putting on crafts demonstrations and programs de- men, and among its many associated activities, pub- signed to edify or amuse the exhibitors, and through lishes Craft Horizons, a wide-ranging handsome mag- it all to maintain rampant good humor and develop azine, and runs the Museum of Contemporary Crafts a camraderie that has been an abiding element in in New York City. The Council is divided into six every craft fair since. regional divisions, and within each of these there is There were seventy-odd participants that first an elective body of craftsmen called the Assembly, summer who thoroughly enjoyed all the programs and who serve to bring the needs of their fellow crafts- experiences that came their way, and who were no- men to the national group. ticeably flattered by the visits of many crafts notables who came, prompted by their curiosity, and who also stayed to pause readily at each of the booths, en- joying the work presented and the sense of pioneer- ing zeal that seemed to rub off on 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 friend- ships 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 Trapp Family Lodge, setting their fire in the newly dug cavern, and beginning a twenty-four hour vigil to keep the flames alive and the beast basted. It was a jolly 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 volunteer commit- tee estimated 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 Northeast Craft Fair's history began a withering campaign that week, alternating between heat that scorched and dried the area to a turn, and of some of the excellent work available in the booths. rain that soon turned to scudding white caps on the Jurors, as in the prior years, were elected from and sea that had been the parking lot. Mother Nature by the exhibitors by media. Therefore, all the potters, had come prepared to exhibit and amaze with some for example would nominate and vote for the potter of her more creative efforts as well. in their midst whom they most admired who would While the crowds didn't amount to what the then judge their work. Jurors thus recognized, receiv- fondest dreams had hoped they would, there were ed a very special honor from their compatriots, but enough visitors so that most of the craftsmen tallied in those days the jurying was done face to face, so sufficient gain to cover their expenses at the very the jurors were asked to state for all to hear, their least, and so talk quickly turned to the next year's reasons for accepting or rejecting work submitted for fair. With that sort of encouragement, the sponsoring inclusion in the "Court of Honor", as the special committee-members, while momentarily exhausted, presentation was then called. The lively discussions were coincidentally exhiliarated that their first foray that ensued were more the rule than the exception, had been successful in so many respects. With typical as can be readily imagined, but provided a very abandon, they at once put away their fatigue and healthy interchange of experience and opinion. began to discuss Craft Fair 2, confident they could While the public was still not coming in the vast lick any problems that Craft Fair 1 had sprung on numbers that have become typical of the recent fairs, their inexperience. myriad stores and galleries, some of them among the Larger quarters seemed a necessity, so with the nation's most prominent, had discovered the fair to aid once again of the Vermont Development Agency be a unique source for new talent. Whole new careers, which had helped to secure the Stowe site, the Com- reputations, and artistic directions sprang from the mittee elected to move the fair to Mt. Snow, another anonymity of those multitudinous and variegated dis- ski facility with summer space available. plays. An early sign of the burgeoning interest in the But the list of participants had grown too long crafts was borne by the increased number of appli- for the space available, so once again the fair was cants for Craft Fair 2. Little did those early organiz- in search of a new home, lighting finally in the beau- ers realize, but they had seized a lion by the tail. tiful Bennington, Vermont high school, designed by The second year the sales doubled, convincing renowned architect Ben Thompson, and just opened. many craftsmen that they could indeed make a living Its fine contemporary lines, handsome interior spaces, in their field. Some of the most dedicated volunteers and expansive surrounding promised a permanent working to put on later fairs have been those original home. Moreover, Bennington, a quaint village boast- participants whose gratitude for the opportunity the ing a fine museum, a rich history, and wonderful fair presented is immeasurable. There is no way, un- shops and restaurants, was square at the crossroads fortunately, to tally the many success stories that had of the Berkshires. 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 time Mother Nature brought wind and rain in such a spitting deluge that even the best scouts couldn't keep the fire lit in the roasting pit, as it filled to the brim so fast that no amount of bailing could empty it or keep the spluttering logs from floating away. The operators of the ski lodge took pity on the bedraggled craftsmen-cum-barbecue-aprons, relieved them of the tattered ox, and roasted it in proper ovens in the big lodge kitchen, once again giving the crafts- men a fine communal feast, and adding to the tales that grow and flourish in such an atmosphere. Craft Fair 2 boasted such major craftspeople as Peter Voulkous, Glenn Kaufman and Pat Esch who were invited to come and demonstrate their tech- niques. The emphasis, in the hours that each fair is not open, is always on education. Merchandising semi- nars drew on the talents of major shop and gallery owners, who shared their much sought expertise with the craftsmen. How to write invoices, pack for ship- ment, understand wholesale terms, and the like were invaluable pointers gleaned from such sessions. The exhibitors, faced with growing sales, but intimidated by terms and expressions new to them, appreciated these informed introductions. Nothing could stay the tide by now. Before Craft Fair 2 was over, Craft Fair 3 was a foregone conclu- sion, and when it appeared, craftsmen filled every available indoor and tailgate space. For the third time a juried exhibition was held to apprise the public Its many tourist attractions were equally sup- tons, given to each entrant as the admission fee was ported by fine hotels and motels, providing visitors paid. Craftsmen, too, had their own version of the to the area with unbounded comfort, The craftsmen, button, which acted as their entry permit of sorts. too, enjoyed their own home away from home, as The buttons became collectors' items at once, and those who cared to, could find bed and board on the those wearing them into town were besieged by peo- beautiful Bennington College campus. Having their ple wanting to know where they, too, could acquire own community at the high school by day and the one. They were so popular that the use of a button college by night drew the group, now enlarged with was to be continued for two more years. so many new members, even further together. But Mother Nature, who had been sitting on the Craft Fair 4 was unique in one respect, however. sidelines for a spell, was not one to go without due not- It began earlier than the others with a Conference, ice for long. That year she tried to stem the human one that brought such a luminary as M. C. Richards, tide with some diversions of her own, bringing all her potter, teacher, and philosopher, for the keynote ferocity to bear with winds and rains of hurricane speech, setting a pace that the various group leaders, force. Early one morning during one of the fair's four exploring divergent approaches to aesthetic princi- annual visits to Bennington, a commuting resident ples found exciting to match. In the long hours of saw that the winds were capriciously tossing about discussion that were commonplace, the bright Ver- the exhibitor's tents in the outside area, and called mont air was filled with the vitality of shared or dis- the college to seek help in battening down the canvas puted ideas. before the work beneath was ruined. Although dawn had hardly broken, the craftsmen roused themselves And when the fair opened, the crowds did in- at once, and hit the highway en masse to save the deed come. The local banks totaled record breaking blowing tents before the damages were irreparable. deposits from every business in town, attesting to the Many of those whose work was threatened were camp- attraction the fair proved to be. The inns were all ing at a state park, and never knew of the crisis, but boasting "No Vacancy" signs, the restaurants re- the spirit that draws craftsmen together is what led quired reservations for service, and the slowly mov- to the group effort that saved the day. It was a funny ing traffic spread even further back in seeking en- sight, watching those early birds in the assorted finery trance to town. Everyone was delighted. Even the they chose to don in a hurry, slogging around the television stations in Albany came to cover the event, embattled area, trying to right the tipping and flood- and give a glowing report for the evening news view- ing displays. More than one was heard to mutter that ers, spurring greater interest, of course, for subse- there ought to be a workshop on how to pitch a tent quent days. properly at the next fair so that when next Mother Craft Fair 5 returned to Bennington, this time Nature chose to have a squalling tantrum, everyone with the added attraction of beautifully designed but- could stay snugly abed.

Roasting ox for sandwiches at Craft Fair 2, 1967, Stowe, Vermont. Ultimately the crowds coming to the Northeast Craft Fair provoked a dual problem. Because so many people thronged through its aisles, more and more craftsmen sought to exhibit also. Not only were the visitors cheek to jowl everywhere, but there was just no way to squeeze in one more booth. So after four glorious years in an idyllic setting, the fair packed up and left the high school, bidding Bennington a fond ad ieu, thankful for its patient hospitality every one of those years. By now the stature of the Northeast Fair was such that sponsors of various potential sites sent emissaries with proposals recommending the glories of each. Because participants come from all through the Northeast, a location hard by the major travel routes seemed preferable. The committee was seek- ing a place large enough to house 500 such souls, as that seemed the ideal number to serve the fair's needs for all time. Such a site would need also to park hundreds of cars, and be able to provide some sort of simple repast for the thousands who had become annual visitors to the fair. The undertaking was no longer a casual affair, and most committee members spent a full year in their preparatory roles. Those charged with selecting a new site visited several before the Dutchess County Fairgrounds won the final nod. As with every new step, temerity was the order of the day. Before the fair was fully in site, both Rhinebeck and the craftsmen could detect a very mutual wait and see attitude.

But once the wraps were off, the spirit of wel- come was contagious. At first visitors came expecting another version of the renowned Dutchess County Fair that is an annual August presentation. They were somewhat surprised that there wasn't a chicken or cow in the place, but their surprise led them to inspect these newcomers and their wares thoroughly, and the joy of discovery was vocal and universal. Earlier that week, following the Northeast Fair tradition, 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 in the week, 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, it second year at Rhinebeck, of increasing the fair beyond 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 prac- tically, 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- cants, and select the participants from among them. Thus Craft Fair 9 was the first of all the Northeast Crafts Fair in which all who had booths had under- gone and passed such a screening procedure. For that year, the Juried Exhibition that was traditionally a part of the fair, was not presented; the feeling being that the whole fair was itself such an exhibition. For Craft Fair 9, over 1 100 stores came from all over the nation to stock their shelves, reordering from old favorites and unearthing new treasures. By now, crafts had come into their own as a vital force in the art world, so many major collectors, too, had become familiar faces among the hordes of visitors. And those who had dropped into Craft Fair 8 out of curiosity alone, were back threefold; this time because they knew what awaited them and they could hardly wait to talk with and buy from the craftsmen whose work had so fascinated them the year before. But they came replete with an entourage of friends infected by the contagion of their excitement. Whatever the magic that sparked Craft Fair 1, it had become an epidemic by Craft Fair 9. And when Mother Nature visited again, she found she was little noticed, as the eager crowds donned raingear of such determined character that there was nary a damp member to be seen. In all, these new and old friends totalled al- most 40,000. Craft Fair 10 looked back on a decade of rare accomplishment, pasting in its memory book lengthy accolades in such national publications as Seventeen, Better Homes and Gardens, House Beautiful, and McCall's Needlework and Crafts among them.

Fifteen hundred craftspeople, eager for the five hundred available spaces, applied for consideration to the jury, elected from and by the previous year's exhibitors. Many who were selected were participants for the very first time, which speaks highly for the fine preparation they have received in the country's schools and colleges, and for the dedication to unique design and painstaking technique they must display to earn a spot under such competitive circumstances. And they came, as usual, only from that area described by the American Crafts Council as the Northeast Region, those states being Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and the District of Columbia. Behind the fair's public face, however, a hunch had grown over several seasons into a conviction that the fair's burgeonings warranted some changes in behalf of greater effectiveness and efficiency. After eight years of producing the fair as a totally volunteer effort, the involved craftsmen decided it had become large enough to demand year-round concentration, so a full-time director was hired, along with a skelton staff, and a lease was taken on a small office, although it was determined that volun- teers would still fill in as needed. Next it seemed necessary to form a Board of Directors to guide plan- ning, write operational by-laws, and ultimately form a business corporation. With Craft Fair 11, all that has, at long last, been accomplished. 1976 also marks the final year when only one craft fair will be staged under the new corporation's aegis. In February 1977, the first interest to craftsmen at every level. The credit as- winter fair will be held at the Baltimore Civic Center, pects of the service will be dual, in that stores' pay- presenting both traditional and contemporary crafts, ment records will be on file, but so, too, will the a concept new to Northeast Craft Fair, Ltd., as the delivery records of craftsmen who consistently miss fledgling corporation has dubbed itself. deadlines. Thus, as the corporation begins to earn This new event is a perfectly natural next step income, it will seek to use it in the development of in an orderly progression. It responds directly to the new programs long sought by craftsmen, but hitherto pleas of craftsmen for year-long attention, and to unavailable to them. those from stores which do a great proportion of The Northeast Craft Fair office, now in larger their annual business during the summer months, quarters with an ever-growing staff of experts, is in and therefore must rejuvenate their inventories as a position to act as consultant to other groups hoping soon as they've packed away the Christmas tinsel. to launch fairs of their own, but eager to avoid some Once again, the public will be invited to see and of the more common pitfalls along the way. Already savor all that the very best craftsmen east of the such counsel has been asked by and given to groups Mississippi have to offer, as the boundaries of par- from as far west as California, and as far south as ticipation are being thus enlarged. Florida. As soon as the winter fair was a whispered As the coming winter fair will divide its booth rumor, letters of inquiry from stores and craftspeople space among heritage and contemporary crafts, so went from trickle to flood, thus forecasting a timely will the craftsmen from those divergent spheres come presentation, with all the earmarks of Rhinebeck's to know each other and grow in their mutual regard. popularity. Such a response was obviously reassuring And as the winter fair's geographic circle will em- to the Board of Directors. All the panoply and ex- brace all states east of the Mississippi, those friend- pertise will move south intact, to introduce itself to ships that have called craftsmen back again and again an entirely new audience. Once more craftspeople to the summer fair will widen space, calling an ever will secure their spaces via a fury of selection, so greater number into their reunions. as not to diminish the reputation for the highest quality garnered by the Northeast Fair over its eleven But while the fair seems to have come of age year history. in a business sense, it has never lost its ability to operate on a one to one basis with a craftsman in With this eleventh birthday, craftsmen of the need of help, reassurance, direction, or sympathy, Northeast can congratulate themselves that their and it's surely this quality of concern that gives the vast volunteer effort was worth every unstinting hour, Northeast Craft Fair its rare personality and sense and they can look forward to reaping its benefits in of common cause. Craftspeople are unique in their ever-diversifying ways. diversity of temperament, attitude, philosophy, and Soon the fair corporation will inaugurate an life style. And as long as the Northeast Craft Fair information exchange service which will make acces- cherishes that spirit and presents it with pride, each sible data on credit references, legal assistance, fi- event will be eagerly anticipated, enthusiastically en- nancial advise, and business procedures, all of vital joyed, and warmly recalled. 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- CONNECTICUT graphic regions. The Northeast Region comprises the Mrs. Mary Sease, Three Woodland Road, Portland, states of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massa- Conn. 06480, (203) 342-3140 chusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Mrs. Evelyn Warner, Hill Farm, Middle Haddam, Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and the Conn. 06456, (203) 267-2078 District of Columbia. DELAWARE Ms. Anne Graham, 2103 Capitol Trail, Newark, Dela- The ACC members in each state elect from ware 19711, (302) 453-9694 among their members State Representatives who are DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA delegates to the Regional Assembly. In addition, all Friar Jerry Hovanec, Capuchin College, 4121 Hare- of the members of the region elect a person to serve wood Road, NE, Washington, D.C. 20017, (202) as Craftsman Trustee on the ACC Board of Trustees. 529-2138 Ms. Carolyn Hecker, 1841 Columbia Road, N.W., The Regional Assembly is responsible for de- Washington, D.C. 20009, (202) 381-6595 veloping and carrying out projects designed to further MAINE the interests and aspirations of craftsmen. The North- Mr. John Piatt, P.O. Box 269, Kennebunkport, Maine east Craft Fair is only one of the programs developed 04046, (207) 967-5553 by this Region . . . others include conferences, semi- Ms. Laurie V. Adams, RFD No. 37, Deer Isle, Maine nars, exhibitions, special publications, cooperative 04627, (207) 348-6900 MARYLAND projects with other craft groups, and publication of Mr. Noel Clark, Tollhouse Craftsmen, Gapland, Md. a newsletter. Through these projects and programs, 21736, (301) 432-8438 the Region strives to strengthen the work being done Mrs. Peg Swartout, 735 River Road, Severna Park, on a national level. Md. 21146, (301) 647-0499 MASSACHUSETTS The programs of the Northeast Region depend John Heller, 526 Thompson Street, Halifax, Mass. almost entirely on the devoted energies of craftsmen 02338, (617) 293-3504 and 'friends of the crafts' who work voluntarily to David Halsey, P.O. Box 217, Leverett, Mass. 01054, serve the goals of the American Crafts Council. If (413) 253-9062 you are interested in learning more about the North- NEW HAMPSHIRE east Region and craft programs in your state, please Merle Walker, League of New Hampshire Craftsmen, feel free to contact your state representative. 205 North Main Street, Concord, N.H. 03301, (603) 224-3375 Mr. Marc Goldring, Quaker City, Charlestown, N.H. 03603 Hortheast Regional Assembly NEW JERSEY Executive Committee Northeast Region Ms. Ruth Bendelius, 850 Ridgewood Road, Oradell, N.J. 07649, (201) 265-1132 TRUSTEE: Mrs. Elsbeth Woody, RD No. 1, Box 125, Lambert- Mrs. Mary Nyburg, Box 24, Garrison, Maryland, ville, N.J. 08530, (609) 466-1717 21055, (301) 363-1686 NEW YORK N.E. ASSEMBLY CHAIRMAN: Mr. Wendell Castle, 18 Maple Street, Scottsville, Mr. Harold Helwig (Bill), 225 Highland Avenue, N.Y. 14546, (716) 889-2378 Buffalo, N. Y. 14222, (716) 885-5294 Mrs. Linda Gibson, 451 West Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10012, (212) 674-7802 N.E. ASSEMBLY SECRETARY: Ms. Florence Harmon, 1 1 7 Old Oak Lane, Levittown, Ms. Carolyn A. Hecker, 1841 Columbia Road, N.W., N.Y. 11756, (516) PE 5-4469 Washington, D.C. 20009, (202) 381-6595 PENNSYLVANIA N.E. ASSEMBLY TREASURER: Mrs. Paula Winokur, 435 Norristown Road, Horsham, Friar Jerry Hovanec, Capuchin College, 4121 Hare- Pa. 19044, (215) 675-7708 wood Road, N.E., Washington, D.C. 20017, (202) Ms. Donna L. Nicholas, Box 150, Edinboro, Pa. 529-2188 16412, (814) 734-1188 MEMBER-AT-LARGE: RHODE ISLAND Ms. Diana H. Jackson, 1 1 Colonial Road, Providence, Ms. Merle Walker, Director, League of New Hamp- R.I. 02906, (401) 861-7853 shire Craftsmen, 205 North Main Street, Concord, VERMONT N.H. 03301, (603) 224-3375 Mrs. Phebe Bell, Box 346, Manchester, Vt. 05254, EDITOR, NORTHEAST GAZETTE: (802) 362-3064 Richard Pompian, 420 Lexington Avenue, New York, Ms. Sansea Sparling, P.O. Box 81, New Haven, Vt. New York 10017, (212) 697-1205 05472, (802) 453-3894 SHEILA AMOS PATRICIA BACON 1 15 Mercer Street/N. Y. C., New York/ Red Creek Road/Wolcott, N.Y./14590/ A Directory of 10012/(212) 226-8265/Pottery Booth (315) 594-8958/Weaver Booth 3 WO 496 JIM BAILEY BRUCE A. ANDERSON Hemingway Road / Brant Lake, N. Y. / Exhibiting 2909 Main St. N.W./Georgetown, D.C./ 12815 / (518) 494-2278 / Ceramics/ 20007/(202) 338-4588/Jewelry Booth Sculpture Booth 193 284 Craftsmen BAKST WORKS (MARNI BAKST) ENID ANIBAL 235 East 5th Street, Apt. 2/New York, ABIDJAHN DESIGNS RFD 2 South Stream Road/Bennington, N. Y./10003/(212) LE 3-2556/Stained Coffins Court / Newburyport, Mass. / Vermont / 05201 / (802) 442-4804 / Glass Booth 37 01950 / (617) 465-7060 / Fiber Booth Jewelry Booth 214 228 SERGIO BALEGNO CAROL ANSPACH Box 681, 139 Main Street / Sandwich, ACE JEWELRY & METALSMITHING CO. 320 East Orange Street/Lancaster, Pa./ Mass./02563 / (617) 888-1622/Metal- 37 Clemence Street/Providence, R. 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Y./14609/ 2338 Sarah Street / Pittsburgh, Penna./ (716) 244-8557 or 691-7517 / Glass- 15203/(412) 431-61 85/Pottery Booth CARRIE ADELL Blowing Booth 283 459 1 1 Rambling Brook Road/Upper Saddle River, N. J./07458/(201) 327-6710/ ARMADILLO & CO. WERNER BARGSTEN Jewelry Booth 196 533 Columbus Avenue/Syracuse, N. Y./ Hemingway Road / Brant Lake, N. Y. / 13210/(315) 476-0859/Jewelry Booth 12815 / (518) 494-2089 / Claywork LENORE AGOLIATI 476 Booth 176 824 West Ave./Jenkintown, Pa./19046/ (215) 885-2678/Jewelry Booth 364 ARRIBA DESIGN WORKS JUDY BARKER Mt. View F-2 / Presque Isle, Maine / Valley Road / Raymond, Maine/04170/ ALDERFIELD POTTERY 04769 / (207) 764-0015, / Fiber Arts & (207) 655-4093/Jewelry Booth 264 Rte. 220/N. Waldoboro, Maine/04572/ Rugs Booth 192 NANCY BARRETT Ceramics Booth 482 RO AN ARTISON STUDIO c/o Box 83 - Colony Cove Road/Durham, Box 448/Henniker, N.H./03242/ (603) N.H./03824/(603) 868-2691 / Jewelry ALETTA 428-7509/Pottery Booth 420 Booth 23 WO Leonard Rd./Shutesbury, Mass./01072/ (413) 256-0174/Ceramics Booth 123 ASHCRAFTS STAINED GLASS HARRIET FORM AN BARRETT 4325 Locust Avenue / Cortland, N. Y. / 472 Myrtle Avenue/Brooklyn, New York/ ALEXANDER & BATEMAN 1 3045/ (607) 756-6509/Window Panels 11205/(212) 857-0504/Jewelry Booth 411 Summer St./Buffalo, N.Y./14213/ Booth 444 WO 222 (716) 881 -4244/Toys (Wooden) Booth 422 ASPETUCK HANDCRAFTERS THOMAS P. BARRETT 14 Eastwood Lane / Easton, Conn. / Box 516; Winter St./Edgartown, Mass./ ALICE'S WONDERLAND 06612 / (203) 374-4245 / Handcrafted 02539 / (617) 627-5264 / Sheepskin P.O. Box 62 / Ramsey, N. J. / 07446 / Nutcrackers Booth 454 RO Clothing & Accessories Booth 341 (201) 327-6931 / Dollhouse Miniatures Booth 431 ASSEMBLAGES BILL BARRY Cobb Hill Road, RD 2/Waterbury, Vt./ 1055 Mosley Road/Fairport, New York/ BOB AMADO 05676/ (802) 244-8090 / Metal Sculp- 14450 /(716) 223-3248 / Sandcasting Briar Lane / Wellfleet, Mass. / 02667 / ture Booth 477 Booth 365 (617) 349-9200/Leather Booth 80 ASTRAL PROJECTIONS BRUCE BARTOL AMARANTH LEATHER Syracuse Mall/Syracuse, N. Y./13202/ Route 1, Box 1 12/Middletown, Mary- 31 School Street/Hatfield, Mass./01038/ (315) 474-5981 Ext. 244/Jewelry, En- land / 21769 / (301 ) 371 -5822/Pottery (413) 247-5.886/Leather Booth 226 amels Booth 63 Booth 469

ANGELA & TOM AMBROSINA DORIS AVERY BASIC CREEK WOODWORKING 278 Old Ford Road/ New Paltz, N. Y./ 230 Haverford Avenue/Swarthmore, Pa./ Box 272/Clarksville, New York/12041/ 12561/(914) 255-8691/Gold & Silver 19081 / (215) Kl 3-6105 / Ceramics (518) 768-2894 / Wooden Furniture Jewelry Booth 78 Booth 54 Booth 392

DOUGLAS P. AMIDON JAN AXEL BATJK IN MANY FORMS 139 Main Street, Box 681 / Sandwich, 41 West 72nd Street/New York, N. Y./ 431 Broome Street/N. Y. C., New York/ Mass./02563 / (617) 888-1622/Wood- 10023 / (212) 362-4374/Porcelain/Ce- 10013 / (212) 431-5718 / Batik Booth carving Booth 58 ramics Booth 92 136

AMIDON-BALEGNO MICHAEL BABEY BATIK WITH DIMENSION Box 681, 139 Main Street / Sandwich, 1 10 Cathern Street/Milford, Pa./18337/ 18 Oakcrest Road/West Orange, N. J./ Mass./02563 / (617) 888-1622/Metal- Leather Booth 291 07052 / (201) 736-1960 / Batik Booth smithing Booth 57 111 DAVID BACHARACH AMITY LEATHER Lystra Farm / Stevenson, Md. / 21 153 / BENNETT BEAN Box 223 RD. 2/Warwick, N. Y./10990/ (301) 484-0190 / Blacksmith - Wood RD #1 /Blairstown, N. J./07825/ (201) (914) 258-4329/Leather Booth 71 Booth 68 852-7426/Ceramics Booth 119 RICHARD BECKER BOSTON BAKED BEADS (Paul De Vore) FRANCIS T. BYRNE JR. 1 1 5 Mercer Street / New York, N. Y. / 64 Wendell Street / Cambridge, Mass. / 37 Clemence Street / Providence, R. I. / 10012/(212) 226-8265/Pottery Booth 02138/(617) 876-1750/Jewelry Booth 02904 / Jewelry & Metalsmithing Booth 208 423 297

VERA BECKERHOFF LISE BOURGEOIS BRYS DAVID CABILES RR 2 / Stowe, Vt./05672 / (802) 253- Greenfield Road/Colrain, Mass./01340/ 385 Main Street/Dalton, Mass./01226/ 8243/Macramè Booth 6 WO (413) 625-6576/Leather Booth 249 (413) 684-3236/Wood Booth 434

CAROLYN BELL HAL BOYER NAOMI CAHANA 27 West 96 Street/New York, N. Y./ 1222 Fawn Road/Saugerties, New York/ 55 West 26th Street/New York, N. Y./ 10025/ (212) 749-5957/Fiber Sculpture 12477/(914) 246-4796 / Wood Booth 10010/(212) 532-3966, or 850-1857/ Booth 38 24 RO Porcelain Booth 107 PETER BRAMHALL DENIS BERGER CAMBRIDGE SMITHY North Road / Harmony, Maine / 04942/ P.O. Box 163/Bridgewater, Vt./05034/ Blown Glass Booth 433 RD/Cambridge, Vermont / 05444/ (802) (207) 683-2194 / Wooden Toys Booth 644-5358/Wroughtiron, Metal Booth 72 352 LARRY BRANTLEY PETER CANNIZZARO ETHEL L. BERGER 572 Warren Road/Ithaca, N. Y./14850/ P.O. Box 2 / Bearsville, N. Y. / 12409 / 532 Mulberry Point Rd./Guilford, Conn./ (607) 257-0235/Leather Booth 173 06437/(203) 453-2463/Weaving Booth (914) 679-7917/Leather Booth 35 455 RO KENNETH R. BRAY 14 West Main Street / Clinton, N. J. / CANOPUS HOLLOW LOUISE BERMONT 08809/(201) 735-4838/Jewelry Booth Box 394, R.R. 1 /Cold Spring, New York/ 1 14 West 17 Street/N. Y. C., New York/ 397 10516/(914) 265-2435/Jewelry Booth 10011/(212) 691-2821/Jewelry Booth 138 373 BARRY L. BREISCH 5641 Barber Hill Road/Geneseo, N. Y./ JILL CANTOR DOROTHY BERNSTEIN 14454/ (716) 243-0972 / 0944/Stone- 68 Southside Ave./Hastings-on-Hudson, 14 Eastwood Lane / Easton, Conn. / ware Pottery Booth 215 N. Y./10706/(914) 478-3940/Jewelry 06612 / (203) 374-4245 / Handcrafted Booth 15 RO Nutcrackers Booth 454 RO BRIGGS, BUGS and BUTTERFLIES 17 Dalton Street/Newburyport, Mass./ ALEXANDER CAPERNA KATHLEEN BERTI-RAREWALA 01950/(617) 465-5593 / Wood Booth 2027 West 5th Street/Brooklyn, N. Y./ Studio 444 - 444 Broome Street/N.Y.C., 213 11223/(212) CO 6-3838 / Toy Maker New York / 10013 / (212) 226-2855 / Booth 10 RO Jewelry Booth 354 NINA AND BARBARA BRIGGS Box 332 / Narragansett, R. I. / 02882 / PAMELA CAREY-SULLIVAN JOEL BESNARD (401 ) 789-7879/Clay Booth 61 224 Tinker Street / Woodstock, N. Y. / 130 West 47th #3D/N. Y., New York/ 12498/(914) 679-7649/Woven Sculp- 10036/(212) 575-1625/Jewelry Booth BRISTOL GLASSWORKS ture Booth 454 WO 453 WO RD #5 / Canandaigua, N. Y. / 14424 / (315) 394-7521/Blown Glass Booth 2 CARRIAGE HOUSE HAND MADE BIBO DESIGNS WO PAPER WORKS 2129 Green Street / Philadelphia, Pa./ 8 Evans Road/Brookline, Mass./02146/ 19130/(215) PO 5-4185/Toy Making ROBIN BROWN-CANFIELD (617) 734-8574 or 232-1636 / Paper Booth 379 Box 1 83 / Stony Creek, Conn. / 06405 / and Wood Booth 122 (203) 488-4427 / Embroidered Jewelry MICHAEL BIELLO Booth 453 RO R.J. CASPER/B. A. GRICUS 529 South Street / Phila., Pa. / 19147 / Island Pond Road, RFD #2/Derry, N.H./ BRYAN & KRUPP JEWELRY (215) WA 5-7971 /Ceramic Booth 413 03038/ (603) 432-2710/Ceramics Booth RD 2, Box 661 A/New Paltz, New York/ 302 SARAH BIONDO 12561/(914) 255-5700/Jewelry Booth 145 B Church Road/Albany, New York/ 93 CAT'S PAW POTTERY 12203/(518) 456-0597/Ceramic Lamps RD #1, Box 2/Petersburg, New York/ BUFFALO CREEK GLASSWORKS INC. with Macramè Booth 374 12138/(518) 658-3878/Pottery Booth 70 Tingley St./Providence, R.I./02903/ 350 MARY VAUGHN BLAKE (401 ) 331-2353/Blown Glass Booth 285 54 Division Street/Easthampton, Mass./ CERAMIC IMAGES LYNNE BULL 01027/ (413) 527-5072/Stoneware Pot- Zero Chauncy Street/Cambridge, Mass./ 140 Rosedale Street/Rochester, N. Y./ tery Booth 4 WO 02138/ (617) 547-1441/Ceramics Booth 14620/(716) 244-7520/Fiber Booth 30 353 BLODGETT MILLS POTTERY WO RD #1 / Cortland, New York / 13045/ CHAMPLAIN LEATHER DEBORAH D. BUMP (607) 753-9733/Pottery Booth 89 34 Church Street/Burlington, Vermont/ 32 Fair Street / Newburyport, Mass. / 05401/(802) 864-9510/Leather Booth SHARON BLOODWORTH 01950/(617) 462-2213/Wood Sculp- 155 5 Brookside Circle / St. Davids, Pa. / ture Booth 484 WO 19087/ (215) 687-9496/Ceramics Booth RICHARD A. CHANDLER RON BURKE 428 Old Wolfeboro Rd./Alton, N.H./03809/ RR #1, Box 325 / Springvale, Maine/ (603) 873-9191 /Leather Booth 141 ROBERTA BLOOM 04083 / (207) 324-9540 / Hand Built STEPHEN & CINDY 16 Pickett Street / Marblehead, Mass./ Pottery Booth 201 01945/ (617) 639-0514/Porcelain Booth CHANDLER-WORTH 16 WO BURNT MOUNTAIN GLASSWORKS 300 Old Post Road/Northford, Conn./ Roaring Brook Road / Conway, Mass. / DON BLUE 06472 / (203)484-9383 / Blown Glass 01341 / (413) 369-4429 / Stoneware Hubbard Hill, R.D. #2/Candor, N. Y./ Booth 76 Pottery Booth 234 13743/Pottery Booth 5 RO PAT AND MICHAEL BUTLER CHARDAVOGNE WOODCRAFTING JEREMY BOND 33 East Main Street / Washingtonville, P.O. Box 463/Warwick, N. Y./10990/ 34 Church Street/Burlington, Vermont/ New York / 10992 / (914) 496-9236 / (914) 986-3559/Wood Turnings Booth 05401/(802) 864-9510/Leather Booth Wood, Fiber Drawings Booth 219 383 155 BY HANDMADES CICI CHASE BONNEMA POTTERS Z78 Park Lane/Massapequa Park, New Chase Road/Shokan, New York/12481/ Main Street/Bethel, Me./0421 7/(207) York / 1 1762/(516) 541 -1 365 / Quilts (914) 657-2533 (657-2406) / Woven 824-2821 /Pottery Booth 162 Booth 25 RO Fibers Booth 335 CIRCLE ROUND THE MOON COPAESTHETIC TOYS WILLIAM R. CUMPIANO PO Box 717/Barre, Ma./OI005/(617) 41 1 Summer Street/Buffalo, New York/ 121 Union Street/North Adams, Mass./ 355-2704/Jewelry Booth 415 14213/(716) 881-4244 / Wooden Toys 01247 / (413 ) 663-3060 / Musical In- Booth 422 struments/Wood Booth 395 BRUCE CLARK 37 South Grove Street/East Aurora, New MARILYN S. COPLIN KIM CUNNINGHAM York/14052 / (716) 655-1 166/Jewelry 415 South East Street/Amherst, Mass./ Box 54/Franconia, N. H./03580/(603) Booth 497 01002/ (41 3) 253-5351/Porcelain Booth 823-5365/Weaving Booth 490 404 BENJAMIN T. CLARKSON ROB AND MUFFY CURTIN JOHN COPP c/o SULLIVAN Stafford Road / Wales, Mass. / 01081 / RFD 1 /So. Ryegate, Vt./05069/Leather Wittenberg Road / Mt. Tremper, N. Y. / (413) 245-7258/Tinsmithing Booth 460 Booth 494 1 2457/Jewelry Booth 250 THE CLAY CONCERN MARGARET CUSACK 316 West 82 Street/New York, N. Y./ ROSS & SUSAN COPPELMAN 124 Hoyt Street / Brooklyn, New York / 10024/(212) 873-3705/ Pottery Booth 364 Main Street/Yarmouth Port, Mass./ 11217/(212) 237-0145/Appliqued Pil- 376 02675/(617) 362-4424/Jewelry Booth lows Booth 10 WO 109 THE CLAY FARM CUSTOM LEATHERS OF ALBANY THE COPPER PUZZLE Colrain, Ma./Ol 340/(41 3) 624-3222/ 27 Central Avenue/Albany, New York/ 2551 Virginia Avenue N.W./Watergate, Pottery Booth 304 12210/(518) 463-7333/Leather Booth D.C./20037 / (703) 345-5340 / Copper 339 CLAY WORKS, ETC. Puzzles Booth 198 96 Forman Street / Fair Haven, N. J. / BONNIE DALLINGER 07701 / (201) 842-8220 / Raku Booth CORDWAINER R.D. 2 / Middlebury, Vermont / 05753 / 282 Briar Lane / Wellfleet, Mass. / 02667 / (802) 462-2334/Pottery Booth 30 RO (617) 349-9200/Leather Booth 80 CLOVE VALLEY CRAFTS DON CORNETT PETER DANKO 434 Clove Road/High Falls, New York/ 1723 19th St. N.W./Washington, D.C./ 12440/(914) 687-9261 /Stained Glass 35 Exeter St./Providence, R. I./02906/ (401) 272-8551/Pottery Booth 337 20009 / (202) 337-7236 / Woodwork Booth 129 Booth 241 MALCOLM COCHRAN CORNWALL BRIDGE POTTERY (Todd Piker) DANKO, DESIGN & WOODWORK Box 43 / North Sutton, N. H. / 03260 / Rte. #7/Cornwall Bridge, Conn./06754/ 1211 Wisconsin Avenue N.W. (rear) / (603) 927-4985 / Ceramics Booth 447 (203) 672-6545/Pottery Booth 345 Washington, D.C. / 20007 / (202) 337- WO 7236/Woodworking Booth 241 SUSAN COHAN MONA COSTA ELISA D'ARRIGO Peters Valley Craftsmen, Star Route / Box 1 56/Putnam Valley, N. Y./10579/ Layton, N. J./07851 / (201) 948-5200/ (914) 528-4149/Crochet Booth 96 2225 Esplanade / Bronx, N. Y. / 10469/ Fine Metal Booth 210 (212) TU 2-4908/Ceramics Booth 164 TIA A. COSTELLO P.O. Box 255 / Modena, N. Y. / 12548/ RANDALL L. DARWALL MICHAEL AND HARRIET COHEN (914) 883-6866/Silversmith Booth 382 Seven Banks Street / Cambridge, Mass. / RR 2 / Amherst, Mass. / 01002 / (41 3) 02138/ (617) 661-8128/Weaving Booth 256-8691/Ceramics Booth 2 RO THOMASIN COUNTEY 262 4 Hawkins Avenue/East Setauket, N.Y./ COLD MOUNTAIN POTTERY 11733/(516) 751-3191/Jewelry Booth P. J. DAUNIS-DUNNING RD 2/Middleburgh, New York/12122/ 268 P.O. Box 569/Brunswick, Maine/0401 1/ (518) 827-4903/Pottery Booth 260 (207) 729-4531/Jewelry and Holloware JOHN COUTOUPIS Booth 403 JEANMARIE COLQUHOUN Bridgewater, Vermont / 05034 / Leather 519 Heathcliff Drive / Seaford, N. Y. / Booth 86 JACLYN DAVIDSON 11783 / (516) 796-1441 / Silversmith 1210 Mimosa Way / Pittsburgh, Penn. / Booth 369 JENNIFER CROCKER 15212/(412) 321-6050/Jewelry Booth 97 St. Marks Place #7/New York, N. Y./ 135 COLRAIN LEATHER 10009 / (212) 673-5440 / Musical In- Greenfield Road/Colrain, Mass./01340/ struments Booth 416 SUSAN D. DAVIDSON (413) 625-6576/Leather Booth 249 127 Chaffinch Island Road / Guilford, J. RICHARD CRONIN Conn. / 06437 / (203) 453-2864 / Soft COMFORTING THINGS Box 78 A, RFD #1 / Dixmont, Maine / Dye Painting Booth 330 Lawrence Hill Road/Weston, Vt./05161 / 04932/Jewelry Booth 151 (802) 824-6987 / Silkscreened Objects TOBY DAVIS Booth 398 LYNN CROTON 360 West 23rd Street/New York, N. Y./ 516 Pelhamdale Avenue/Pelham Manor, 10011/(212) 929-5352/Jewelry Booth COMMON GROUND WEAVING New York / 10803 / (914) 738-4070 / 229 6 Biltmore Street/Jamaica Plain, Mass./ Pottery/Ceramic Sculpture Booth 83 02130/(617) 521-0789/Woven Cloth- REETA DEAN ing, Puppets fir Dolls Booth 439 JOHN J. CROUSE Mt. Rd./Princeton, Mass./01541 / (617) 27 West Main St./Wolcott, New York/ 464-2084/Jewelry Booth 121 14590/(315) 594-9410/Wooden Bowls ROBERT T. COMPTON Booth 51 R.F.D. Box 28/Bristol, Vermont/05443/ ROBERT DEEBLE Happy Valley Rd./Middlebury, Vermont/ (802) 453-3778/Architectural & Func- HELEN A. CRUISE 05753/ (802) 388-7085/Pottery & Glass tional Stoneware Booth 47 44 Spring St./Flemington, N.J./08822/ Booth 370 (201 ) 782-9580/Baker's Dough fir Ce- BEATRICE F. CONOVER ramic Booth 491 340 Libertyville Road/New Paltz, N. Y./ DOUGLAS M. DEIHL 65 South Street / Northampton, Mass. / 12561/(914) 255-8667/Weaving Booth CRUM CREEK LEATHER 01060 /(413) 584-6372 / Flutes Booth 105 Box 1 16/Swarthmore, Pa./19081 / (215) 438 328-2469/Leather Booth 448 RO DONALD & JUDITH COOK 45 Bromfield Street / Boston, Mass. / CRYSTAL POTTERY LAUREN DE LUCCIA 02108/(617) 227-4092/Jewelry Booth Box 591 / Naples, New York / 14512 / Ventura Apartments, Apt. 2, Route 82, 313 (315) 374-5744/Ceramics Booth 475 RFD 2 / Norwich, Conn. / 06360/ (203) 889-0041 /Jewelry Booth 292 MARY COOVER STEVE CSIPKE P.O. Box 35 / Village of Ashfield, Pa. / 115 Museum Street/Somerville, Mass./ LAURA DEMME 18212/(215) 377-5353/Stoneware and 02143/(617) 354-1 375/Woven Cloth- RFD #1/Center Sandwich, N.H./03227/ Porcelain Booth 295 ing Booth 323 (603) 284-6497/Crochet Booth 368

1 1 DENKER KNIVES (RICHARD) CAROL EASTES RICHARD & SANDRA S. FARRELL 671 West 162nd Street/N. Y. C.; New Box 266/Leverett, Mass/01054 / (41 3) Peep Toad Mill, Box 108/East Killingly, York/10032/(212) 927-8228 / Knife- 253-9062/Batik Booth 263 Conn./06243 / (203) 774-8967/Pottery making Booth 336 Booth 160 EASTHAM POTTERS DESIGNS IN BATIK Box 647 (Route. 6) / Eastham, Mass./ STEPHEN FELLERMAN 55 East Tenth Street / New York City, 02642/(617) 255-6429/Ceramics Por- RR 1, Box 33, Route 7 / Kent, Conn. / New York / 10003 / (212) 677-9138 / celain Booth 251 06757 / (203) 927-3302 / Blown Glass Batik Booth 351 Booth 202 JOHN & SHIRLEY ECK DESIGNS BY SIN Timberline RD #2/Muncy, Pa./17756/ DEBRA ELLEN FEINER 358 Mt. Blue Street / Norwell, Mass. / (717) 433-3136/Fiber Booth 147 251 West 92nd Street, Apt. 12B/New 02061 / (617) 659-7294 / Jewelry & York, N. Y./10025/(212) 580-0122/ Holloware Booth 308 EGYPT VALLEY GLASSWORKS AND Jewelry Booth 405 POTTERY CONCETTA FENICCHIA DESIGNS IN WOOD RD #3, Ganyard Hill Road/Canandaigua, 27 West Main Street / Wolcott, N. Y. / 51 Bank Street / New York, New York / New York / 14424 / (716) 229-5347 / 14590/(315) 594-9410/Wooden Bowls 10014/(212) 691-9188 or 691-3782/ Glass and Pottery Booth 149 Booth 51 Ceramics Booth 499

DICK DEVINE RAYMOND ELOZUA MICHAEL F. FENO 3 Countryside Road/Fairport, New York/ 292 Elizabeth Street / N. Y. C., N. Y. / 10 Hillcrest Road/Towaco, N. J./07082/ 14450 / (716) 586-9284 / Metalwork 10012 / (212) 260-1239 / Ceramics/ (201) 263-8332 / Ceramics Booth 21 Booth 451 RO Sculpture Booth 104 WO

PAUL DEVORE THE EMPEROR'S NEW CLOTHES SANDRA FENTON 64 Wendell Street / Cambridge, Mass. / 2 Joy Avenue / Groton, Mass. / 01450 / 6 Biltmore Street/Jamaica Plain, Mass./ 02138/(617) 876-1750/Jewelry Booth (617) 448-2741 /Weaving' Booth 29 RO 02130/(617) 521 -0789/Clothing, Pup- 423 pets, Dolls Booth 439 ENAMELS BY AVERILL NANCY WINES-DEWAN 904 Lakewood Drive / Harrisburg, Pa. / FIBERFORMS RFD #1 - Burrough Road/Lisbon Falls, 17109/(717) 545-7273/Enamels Booth Chase Road / Shokan, N. Y. / 12481 / Maine/04252/(207) 353-2507/Weav- 154 (914) 657-2533 (657-2406) / Fibers ing Booth 165 Booth 335 SALLY-ANN ENDLEMAN PHIL DIETZ 500 Central Avenue/New Haven, Conn./ FIBER FORMS P.O. Box 242/Cape May, N. J./08204/ 06515/ (203) 389-0635 / Pottery Booth Greens Point Rd./Ipswich, Mass./01938/ Jewelry Booth 327 79 (617) 356-5404 / Wailhangings Booth 41 1 LEWIS & RISA DIMM JAMES ENGEBRETSON "THE FIRE-FLY" Box 74 / Livingston, New York / 12541 / RFD #1 / Pownal, Vermont / 05261 / Rt. 28, RFD 2/Wolfeboro, N.H./03894/ (518) 851 -9064/Stoneware & Porcelain (802) 823-5161 /Blown Glass Booth 22 (603) 569-4944/Blacksmithing, Jewelry Booth 87 WO Booth 425 MARYLYN DINTENFASS-KATZ LINDA EPHRAIM RICHARD FISHER-U.S. BELLS 7 Plymouth Drive/P.O. Scarsdale, N. Y./ 3591 Pawtucket Avenue/ Riverside, R.I./ 10583 /(914) 472-391 8/Porcelain and P.O. Box 41 / Prospect Harbor, Maine / 02915 / (401) 437-0896 / Stoneware 04669 / (207) 963-7184 / Wind Bells Stoneware Booth 131 Booth 315 Booth 474 ANDREA R. DION LEE ERDBERG LILLY FITZGERALD 133 Charles Ave. Ext./Stoughton, Mass./ 43 Greenwich Ave. / New York, N. Y. / 02072/(617) 344-3328/Jewelry Booth PO Box 717/Barre, Ma./01 005/(617) 10014 /(212) 989-721 5/Jewelry Booth 355-2704/Jewelry Booth 415 18 WO 230 SIDNEY FLEISHER SHARI DONATH EVENSTAR SILVER 765 N. Wayne Ave./Wayne, Pa./19087/ Box 272/Clarksville, New York/12041/ 519 Heathcliff Drive / Seaford, N. Y. / (518) 768-2894/Wood Booth 392 (215) 688-5955/Jewelry Booth 502 11783 / (516) 796-1441 / Silversmith Booth 369 DOUBLETREE J. STEPHEN FLYNN Box 27/Lempster, N. H./03606/(603) 5 Alvin Place/U. Montclair, N.J./07043/ EVERET CANOE AND GUIDEBOAT 863-4641/Jewelry Booth 301 (201) 783-5022/Jewelry, Pottery, Fibre WORKS Booth 189 Lake Ozonia/St. Regis Falls, New York/ FOG LINE POTTERY DOWN HOME CRAFTS 12980 / (518) 856-9318 / Traditional RD 2, Box 371/Binghamton, New York/ P.O. Box 242/Cape May, N. J./08204/ Wooden Boatbuilding Booth 355 1 3903/ (607) 723-9067/Ceramics Booth Jewelry Booth 327 11 WO FAIR HAVEN POTTERY GUILD DOWNTOWN POTTERS HALL (Becker) 604 River Road/Fair Haven, New Jersey/ CINDY FORNARI 1 1 5 Mercer Street / New York, N. Y. / 07701 / (201 ) 747 -6263 /Pottery Booth 13 Lake Drive/New City, N. Y./10956/ 10012/(212) 226-8265/Pottery Booth 179 Weaving Booth 314 208 FAIR HAVEN STAINED GLASS ROBERT FORREST DOWNTOWN POTTERS' HALL 1204 Ocean Avenue/Sea Bright, N. J./ 31A Colonial Drive/New Paltz, N. Y./ 1 15 Mercer Street/N. Y. C., New York/ 07760/ (201 ) 842-41 10 / Stained Glass 12561 / (914) 255-8242 / Ceramics 10012 /(212) 226-8265/Pottery Booth Booth 194 Booth 175 496 FAIRMONT FLYERS FORT RIVER PORCELAIN EAGLE ARTS 34 Fairmont Avenue/Cambridge, Mass./ Fort Hill, South East Street / Amherst, Box 426 / No. Bennington, Vt./05257/ 02139 /(617) 491-61 86/Ceramic Cans Mass./01002/(413) 253-5351 / Porce- (802) 823-7807 / Quilts/Jewelry Booth Booth 461 lain Booth 404 204 FANTASY QUILTS AND FORTUNE ROCK HANDPRINTS EARTH & FIRE CERAMIC STUDIO WALLHANGINGS 53a Star Route / East Lebanon, Maine / 20 Morris St./Morristown, N.J./07960/ 1 1 Roosevelt Avenue/Westwood, N. J./ 04027/ (207) 477-2998 / Silk Screened (201 ) 455-9368/Ceramics Booth 20 WO 07675/(201) 666-021 0/Quilting Booth Note Cards & Prints Booth 273 137 EARTHWIRKS POTTERY ELLEN FOX 90 So. Main Street/Holland, New York/ KATHARINE FARNHAM 115 Mercer St./New York, New York/ 14080 / (716) 537-9544/Pottery .Booth Box 67 / N. Brookfield, Mass. / 01535 / 10012 /(212) 226-8265/Pottery Booth 387 (617) 867-9493/Jewelry Booth 45 188 DANIEL FREEMAN PAT PROBST GILMAN GREEN MOUNTAIN CREATIVE CRAFTS 68 Main Street/Middlebury, Vt./05753/ Springhill Hollow Pottery / Eagle Bridge, Hinesburg, Vermont/05461 / (802) 482- (802) 388-681 8/Leatherwork Booth 320 N. Y./12057 / (518) 677-2740/Porce- 261 3/Weaving Booth 99 lain Booth 81 NANCY FREEMAN HARVEY GREENWALD JOHN V. GILMORE Box 223, RD 2/Warwick, N. Y./l0990/ RD 3, Box 234 / Kingston, New York / P.O. Box 35 / Village of Ashfield, Pa. / (914) 258-4329/Leather Booth 71 12401 / (914) 338-2199 / Blown Glass 18212 / (215) 377-5353 / Ceramics, Booth 148 Porcelain Booth 295 MAUD GUILFOYLE & PEREGRINE WILLIAM fir MARIAN FRETZ HIGGINS Rte. 9, Box 324A/Kennebunkport, Me./ LLOYD & CATHY GLASSON 1 1 Roosevelt Avenue/Westwood, N. J./ 04046 / (207) 967-4757/Jewelry Booth 229 Grand Street/New York, New York/ 07675/ (201 ) 666-021 0/Quilting, Patch- 8 WO 10013/ (212) 43 1 -331 3/Ceramic Neck- work Booth 137 laces Booth 391 SEYMOUR FRIEDMAN ERROL J. GUMER Pool Hill/Lebanon Springs, N. Y./121 14/ DAVID GLYMPH Conomo Pt. Road/Essex, Mass./01929/ (518) 794-8704/Weaving Booth 50 7516 Windsor Mill Rd./Baltimore, Md./ (617) 768-661 7/Pottery Booth 456 21207 /(301) 922-8705/Wooden Toys VICTORIA FRIEDMAN Booth 452 RO ELIZABETH GURRIER 40 Caprice Dr./Stamford, Conn./06902/ 71 Main Street / Hollis, N. H. / 03049/ (203) 348-6582/Pottery Booth 307 BILL GODFREY (603)465-7841/Soft Figures Booth 133 5402 Broad Street, Apt. 5 / Pittsburgh, Pa./] FULLER LEATHER DESIGN 5206/ (412) 362-3755 / Trapunto GUTCHEON PATCHWORKS, INC. 825 Main St./Amherst, Mass./ 01 002/ Booth 322 61 1 Broadway/New York, N. Y./l 001 2/ (413) 253-7976/Leather Booth 184 (212) 673-0990 / Patchwork Quilt fir MARC GOLDRING Pillows Booth 357 Quaker City, Charlestown, N.H./03603/ ISHWARA FUTRAL Leather Booth 43 P.O. Box 161 / W. Barnet, Vt. / 05870 / BETH GUTCHEON 510 Broadway/New York, N. Y./l0012/ (802) 592-3332/Jewelry Booth 163 KfEN GOLDSTROM (212) 226-7432/Patchwork Quilts Booth 2ero Chauncy Street/Cambridge, Mass./ HOWARD GABER 357 02138 / (617) 547-1441 / Ceramics Box 394, R.R. 1 /Cold Spring, New York/ Booth 353 BRUCE GUYOT 10516 /(914) 265-2435/Jewelry Booth PO Box 325/Portlandville, N.Y./13834/ 138 DON GONZALEZ (607) 432-3178/Pewter Booth 410 RD #1 / Hampton, N. J./08827 / (201 ) ESTHER GALLANT 735-5625/Blown Glass Booth 1 RO 87 Carnegie Avenue/Staten Island, N.Y./ JOHN HABBERSETT 1237 Main Street East/Rochester, N. Y./ 10314 /(212) 761 -2983/Jewelry Booth HARVEY GOODMAN 14609/(716) 654-8074/Wood Turning 388 60 Connolly Parkway / Hamden, Conn. / Booth 181 MIM J. GALLIGAN 06514 /(203) 281-3995/Wooden Toys Booth 333 ROBERT N. HALLETT Cat Rock Road/Garrison, N. Y./10524/ 907 South Negley Avenue / Pittsburgh, (914) 424-3280/Jewelry Booth 407 JOAN GOODRICH Pa. / 15232/(412) 363-1681 / Jewelry Box 426 / No. Bennington, Vt. / 05257/ MARTHA W. GANGI Booth 443 WO (802) 823-7807 / Quilts/Jewelry Booth 47 Sagamore Road / Worcester, Mass. / 204 DAVID ASHLEY HALSEY 01609/(617) 755-2128/Weaving Bas- P.O. Box 217 / Leverett, Mass. / 01054/ ketry Booth 270 MARK GORDON (413) 253-9062/Pottery Booth 67 Marshfield, Vt. / 05658 / (802) 426- GLEN GARDNER 3589/Pottery Booth 255 TIPI HALSEY Peters Valley Craftsmen/Layton, N. J./ 132 Mt. Pleasant Avenue/Mamaroneck, 07851 / (201 ) 948-4253/Blacksmithing DEBBIE GOTTHEIM New York / 10543 / (914) 698-8593 / Booth 289 RD 2, Box 371 /Binghamton, New York/ Batik, Weaving Booth 409 PAUL & LINDY GARDNER 13903/ (607) 723-9067/Ceramics Booth 2315 65 Street/Brooklyn, N. Y./l 1204/ 11 WO JANE HAMMEL (212) 680-6076/Leather Booth 481 RO 1 1 1 College Road/Suffern, N.Y./10901/ KATHRYN REGIER GOUGH (914) 352-8507/Enamel Booth 118 MELISSA GARFINKEL 30 Lovers Lane/Huntington, New York/ JOY HAND-BETH MOSKOWITZ RFD #1, Box 76/Monroe, Me./04951/ 11743 /(516) 27 1 -5054/Jewelry Booth 24 WO JEWELRY CO. (207) 525-3563/Weaving Booth 265 321 West 105 Street/New York, N. Y./ IRENE GRAHAM 10025/(212) 865-8490/Jewelry Booth RON GARFINKEL RD 3/Oxford, Pa./19363/(21 5) 932- Box 76, Monroe, Maine / 04951 / (207) 82 9008/Quilts & Pillows Booth 492 525-3563/Pottery Booth 276 HAND CRAFTED LEATHER CAT. GARTHWA1TE TIMOTHY GRANNIS Waiden Station Road / Cabot, Vermont/ 234 Donnybrook Drive/Allendale, N. J./ RD 1, Box 121 / Underhill, Vt./05489/ 05647 /(802) 563-2267/Leather Booth 07401 / (201 ) 327-8658/Jewelry Booth (802) 899-3750/Jewelry Booth 347 296 84 PHILLIP GREENBLATT HANDSOME BROOK WOODWORKS TIMOTHY GASTLER Box 90, R.D. 1/Franklin, N. Y./l 3775/ R.D. 1, Box 90/Franklin, N. Y./l 3775/ Quaker City / N. Charlestown, N. H. / (607) 829-6623 / Wooden Toys Booth (607) 829-6623 / Wooden Toys Booth 03603/Wood Booth 375 298 298

DONNA GELBAND JOLI GREENE HANDWARES BATIK RD 1, Box 9, Watson Ave./Milton, N.Y./ 33A Hillcrest Road / Belmont, Mass. / Wings Mills/Belgrade, Me./0491 7/Batik 1 2547/Jewelry Booth 506 02178/ (617) 484-0034/Weaving Booth Booth 421 9 RO ERNIE STEPHENS KAREN GERSTL 6016 Huxley Avenue/Bronx, New York/ GREEN INK. 9F Canterbury Lane / Wappingers Falls, 10471 / (212) 884-9035/Jewelry Booth 5 West Main Street / Wickford, R. I. / New York / 12590 / (914) 831-7013 / 394 02852/ (401 ) 294-31 1 1 / Leather Bags Jeweler Booth 441 WO Booth 52 GIBERSON GLASSWORKS PETER HAPPNY Box 202/Warner, N. H./03278/(603) GREENLEAF, THOMAS 224 Austin Street / Portsmouth, N. H. / 456-3569 (8-9 P.M.) /Blown Glass Booth 215 Barker Rd./Pittsfield, Mass./01201/ 03801 / (603) 436-4859/Blacksmithing 128 (413) 447-7031/Blown Glass Booth 218 Booth 466 THE HIRSEL RONALD H. HYAMS EDWARD HARKNESS V2 Taylor Road / Thompson, Conn./06277/ Box 516, Winter St., Edgartown, Mass./ 1 325 Wisconsin Avenue / Georgetown, (203) 928-0175/Pottery Booth 39 02539 / (617) 627-5264 / Sheepskin D.C./20007/(202) 338-1345 / Jewelry Clothing & Accessories Booth 341 Booth 499 HARLEY-FORMAN Rt. 1, Box 312/Shelburne Falls, Mass./ DONALD HOAGLUND JEAN HYLAN 01370 /(413) 625-6539/Jewelry Booth 27 Seventh Street/New Bedford, Mass./ Wings Mills / Belgrade, Maine/04917 / 161 02740/(617) 996-5351 / Carved Ivory, Batik Booth 421 Scrimshaw Booth 371 CAROL HART INDIGO BLUE BATIKS Lincoln Road / Lincoln, Mass. / 01773 / RON HOBAN 3 Howland Avenue/S. Dartmouth, Mass./ (617) 259-0407/Basketry Booth 450 RO 02748/(617) 999-4702/Batik Booth 66 90 South Main Street / Holland, N. Y. / HARVEY STREET POTTERS 14080 /(716) 537-9544/Pottery Booth MICHAEL INCE 69 Harvey Street / Cambridge, Mass. / 387 210 South Country Road/Be 11 port, N. Y./ 02140 /(617) 492-2573/Pottery Booth ANNETTE G. HOBBS 11713/(516) 286-9286/0777 /Wood 9 WO 268 Homan Avenue/State College, Pa./ Sculpture Booth 344 KATHRYN HARWARD 16801/(814) 237-1995/Weaving Booth JACKTOWN POTTERS 3017 Chesapeake Street N.W./Washing- 182 Box 639/Livingston Manor, New York/ ton, D.C. / 20008 / (202) 244-9020 / 12758 /(914) 439-5200/Pottery Booth Ceramics Booth 504 LENI HOCH 307 Brinton's Bridge Road/Dilworthtown, 248 BETSY HARWOOD West Chester, Pa./19380/Studio (215) LINDA JAMES 3 Howland Avenue/S. Dartmouth, Mass./ 399-1312 Residence (215) 459-8706/ 1 14A Quail Street / Albany, New York/ 02748/ (617) 999-4702/Batik Booth 66 Weaving Booth 212 12206 / (518) 477-9590 (Home) / Weaving Booth 197 ALEC HAZLETT PAULA L. HOFFMAN 70 Bigtree Street/Livonia, N. Y./14487/ 17 Copper Beech Place/Merrick, N. Y./ RIXFORD JENNINGS 1 - (716) 346-61 15 / Pottery Booth 442 11566 /(516) 546-2781/Jewelry Booth RFD 2 / Canaan, N. H. / 03741 / (603) WO 436 523-4562 / Unusual Wooden Puzzles HEAVENSTONE WORKS Booth 130 HOPE STAINED GLASS STUDIOS RFD 2 / Canaan, N. H. / 03741 / (603) Route 7, P.O. Box 241 / Kent, Conn. / 523-4562/Wooden Puzzles Booth 130 JENNISON 06757/ (203) 927-3865 / Stained Glass Box 383 / Boalsburg, Pa./16827/(717) ELS HEBER Booth 331 353-2232/Feather Jewelry Booth 495 269 Old Route 304 / New City, N. Y. / 10956 / (914) 634-2382/Jewelry Booth DEBBY HOROWITZ JOHN JESSIMAN 27 RO 30 Windy Ridge / Trumbull, Conn. / RD #1 / Cortland, New York / 13045 / 0661 1 / (203) 261 -3824/Weaving Booth (607) 753-9733/Pottery Booth 89 DAVID HEGER 346 201 East 28 Street/N. Y. C., New York/ JEWELRY OF CHARDAVOGNE 10016 / (212) 889-5038, 889-5469 / JOSEPH HORSTMANN R.D. 2, Box 225/Warwick, N.Y./10990/ Ceramics Booth 430 R.D. #1, Brady Road, P.O. Box 463 / (914) 258-4172/Jewelry Booth 73 Warwick, New York/10990/(914) 986- BILL HEISE 3559/Wood Booth 383 JEWELLER'S GUILD R.F.D. #1, Box 1 13A / Waitsfield, Vt. / 45 Bromfield St./Boston, Mass./02108/ 05673/ (802) 496-3468 / Found Metal HELEN HOSKING (617) 227-4092/Jewelry Booth 313 Sculpture Booth 106 RFD 1, Box 136/Accord, N. Y./12404/ PEGGY JOHNSON (914) 626-4231/Enamels Booth 180 JOHN HELLER 125 Queen Street / Phila., Pa. / 19147 / 526 Thompson Street / Halifax, Mass. / (215) 336-5875/Jewelry Booth 207 HOSKING LAMP WORKS 02338 /(617) 293-3504/Jewelry Booth RFD #1, Box 1 36/Accord, N.Y./12404/ 183 JAMES P. JOHNSTON (914) 626-4231 / Copper Lamps Booth 1 53 Waverly Place / New York, N. Y. / JACQUES HEMS I 180 10014 /(212) 242-7507/Pottery Booth R.D. 2, Box 225/Warwick, N.Y./10990/ 396 (914) 986-5361/Jewelry Booth 73 HOT METAL Star Rt. / Layton, N.J. / 07851 / (201 ) PETER M. JONES LAURENCE & MARYLYN HENDRICKS 948-4253/Blacksmithing Booth 289 Rte. 220/N. Waldoboro, Maine/04572/ RFD #1 / New Preston, Conn. / 06777 / Ceramics Booth 482 RO (203) 868-701 8/Wood Booth 14 RO HUBBARD HILL CRAFTS Hubbard Hill, R.D. #2 / Candor, N. Y. / JANE ABRAMS JOSEPH HERRING RUN POTTERY 1 3743/Pottery Booth c/o Palmer, RFD #1 / South Harpswell, 9 Iron Hill Street/S. Weymouth, Mass./ Maine/04079/(207) 833-5502/Weav- 02189 /(617) 335-2048/Pottery Booth ALICE HUBERMAN ing Booth 503 44 431 Broome Street/N. Y. C., New York/ ALLAN JUDGE THOM D. HICKAM 10013/(212) 431-5718 / Batik Booth 136 2417 Bailey Avenue/Buffalo, New York/ 2551 Virginia Avenue N.W./Watergate, 1421 5/ (716) 895-2541 /Ceramics Booth D.C./20037 / (703) 345-5340 / Copper JOSEPHINE MARVEL HULL 367 Puzzles Booth 198 55 East 10th Street/New York City, New NANCY JURS HICKORY GROVE STUDIO York / 10003/(212) 677-9138 / Batik Booth 351 18 Maple Street/Scottsville, New York/ Box 63, RD 2/Susquehanna, Pa./18847/ 14546 /(716) 889-3255/Pottery Booth (717) 879-2504 / Ceramics, Sculpture 1 WO Booth 95 HUNGRY HILL FORGE Route 1, Box 33/Mansfield Center, Ct./ BARRY KAHN HICKORY HILL QUILT WORKS 06250 /(203) 429-2746/Blacksmithing Box 381, (Rt. 140)/Alton, N.H./03809/ RD 3/Oxford, Pa. / 19363 / (21 5) 932- Booth 348 (603) 873-6651/Jewelry Booth 88 9008/Quilts & Pillows Booth 492 WILLIAM HUNTLEY STEPHEN HILDEBRAND HENNING AND SHARON KALLWEIT R.F.D. 1, Box 216A / Newport, N. H. / (Atkinson) RFD 3/Dover Foxcroft, Me./ 44 Clifton Avenue / Marblehead, Mass./ 03773/ (603) 863-461 1 / Wooden Toys 04426/(207) 564-7702/Puzzles, Toys 01945 / (617) 631-3993 / Pipes Booth Booth 142 Booth 400 300 LYNELL HILT DANIEL HURWITZ JONATHAN KAPLAN Box 458-C, R.D. 2 / Northampton, Pa. / General Delivery/Brownsville, Maryland/ 23 N. Broad Street #2/Lancaster, Pa./ 18067 / (215) 262-1319 / Macrame 21715 / (301) 432-6665 / Blacksmith 17602/ (717) 392-7891/Ceramics Booth Booth 378 Booth 470 26 RO CHRISTINE KARHI JEFFREY KÖSTER DESIGN-STUDIO HILRY LEBERFELD Eagle's Nest / Hurley, N. Y. / 12443 / 480 Broome Street/N. Y. C., New York/ 28 Windsor Rd./Great Neck, New York/ (914) 339-3892 / Fabric Design Booth 10013/(212) 966-9664 / Metal Sculp- 11021 / (516) 487-5985/Jewelry Booth 310 363 ture, Jewelry Booth 258 KARI MICHAEL KOVACH THE LEE SHOP Station Road, R.R. 1 /Brookfield, Conn./ 3180 Old Yorktown Road / Yorktown 43 Greenwich Avenue/New York, N. Y./ 06804/ (203) 775-4382/Baskets, Wood- Heights, N.Y./10598/(914) 245-1553/ 10014 /(212) 989-7215/Jewelry Booth en Puzzles Booth 159 Wood Booth 203 230 MICHAEL LEININGER D. HUNTER KARIHER, JR. ANNE KRAUS 58 Fairmont Street / Cambridge, Mass. / 2310 Lehigh Station Road / Pittsford, 4 Summit Avenue / Ardsley, New York/ 02139/(617) 354-5785 / Jewelry (Sil- New York / 14534 /(716) 359-2029 / 10502 / (914) OW 3-3607 / Ceramics ver) Booth 334 Wood Booth 13 WO Booth 380

LEE F. KARKRUFF JACQUELINE DEBOER KRAUS ELLEN LENNARD 533 Columbus Avenue/Syracuse, N. Y./ (Kraus & Risner Silversmiths) 415 East 52nd Street/New York, N. Y./ 13210 /(315) 476-0859/Jewelry Booth 31 School Street/Hatfield, Mass./01038/ 10022 /(212) 758-1538/Jewelry Booth 476 (413) 247-9350/Silver, Enamels Booth 412 233 MARIA KAROLYI ULLE LEPASAAR 31 Washington Street/Brooklyn, N. Y./ BETSY KRAVITT Peters Valley Craftsmen/Layton, N. J./ 1 1201/Ceramics Booth 286 777 East Main Street/Branford, Conn./ 07851 / (201 ) 948-4253/Mosaic Inlaid 06405/Leather Booth 278 Jewelry Booth 290 SUSAN NEWMAN KATZ Col rain, Ma./Ol 340/(41 3) 624-3222/ CAROLYN KRIEGMAN TERESA LEVEL/DARYL TOTH Pottery Booth 304 18 Lake Shore Drive / Montville, N. J. / 385 Westminister Street, Rm. 57/Provi- 07045 / (201 ) 335-391 1 /Jewelry Booth dence, R.I. / 02903 / (40?) 831-2772 / THOMAS KEKIC 132 Metals, Jewelry Booth 340 RD #5 / Canandaigua, N. Y. / 14424 / NORMAN KRINSKY (315) 394-7521 / Blown Glass Booth 2 STEVE LEVINE 41 1 East 10th Street/New York, N. Y./ Quaker City/Charlestown, N. H./03603/ WO 10009 / (212) 475-5557 / Batiks, Silk Woodworking Booth 444 RO SUSAN S. KELEMEN Scarves, Wall Hangings Booth 25 WO 1208 Parry Avenue/Cinnaminson, N. J./ BETTY LEVINSON 08077/ (609) 786-1360/Macrame Booth S. ANN KRUPP, ALLEN BRYAN Box 132 / Roscoe, N. Y. / 12776/(914) 311 RD. 2, Box 661A / New Paltz, N. Y. / 439-5240 / Silver and Enamel Jewelry 12561 / (914) 255-5706/Jewelry Booth Booth 246 TED KELLER 93 RFD #3/Waldoboro, Me./04572/Porce- STEPHEN M. LEVINSON PETER A. KRUSCH lain Booth 238 Box 1 32/Roscoe, N. Y. / 12776 /(914) RD/Cambridge, Vermont/05444 /(802) 439-5240/Brass Reliefs Booth 247 RITCH KELLY 644-5358/Wroughtiron, Metal Booth 72 Box 23 / Jefferson, Md. / 21755/ (301) FELICIA LIBAN 473-9793 / Musical Instruments Booth GEORGE KUNZE 251-37 43 Avenue/Little Neck, N. Y./ 468 1204 Ocean Avenue/Sea Bright, N. J./ 11363 / (212) BA 9-6614 / Enamels, 07760/ (201 ) 842-4110 / Stained Glass Jewelry Booth 366 BILL AND HOPE KILLEEN Booth 194 Route 7, P.O. Box 241 /Kent, Ct./06757/ BEN LIBERTY , (203) 927-3865 / Stained Glass Booth KENNETH KUSHNER S.R. 2/Windsor, Vermont/05089/(802) 331 1 831 Jerome Road / Fabius, New York / 674-2854/Leather Booth 166 13063 / (315) 683-5866/Leather Booth KILLER BEAR POTTERY 62 LIBERTY HILL WOODWORKS RFD #2/Pittsfield, N. H./03263/(603) 2310 Lehigh Station Road/Pittsford, New PETER KWASNIEWSKI 435-6689/Pottery Booth 158 York/14534/(716) 359-1 566 / Wood- Oakwood School/ Poughkeepsie, N. Y./ working Booth 13 WO DIANNE KOPPISCH KING 12601/(914) 462-7168 / Wood Booth 8233 New Second Street / Elkins Park, 316 LIGHTNING HILL STAINED GLASS Pa. / 19117 / (215) CE 5-8220 / Batik 1212 East Bluff Drive/Bluff Point, New Booth 171 DORIS LAC HOW ICH 278 Park Lane/Massapequa Park, N.Y./ York/14417/ (315) 536-8516 / Stained ROBERT KINGSLAND — U.S. BELLS 11762/(516) 541-1365 / Quilts Booth Glass Booth 271 300 South Main Street/Cohasset, Mass./ 25 RO CARL LINDGREN 02025 /(617) 383-9344 / Steel Wind Box 568, Hampton Street / Sag Harbor, Bells Booth 474 LAND OF ZEBU P.O. Box 2 / Bearsville, N. Y. / 12409 / N. Y./11963 / (516) 725-3616/Pottery CHANA ANN KIRSCHNER (914) 679-7917/Leather Booth 35 Booth 449 WO 18 Oakcrest Road/West Orange, N. J./ MARK L1NDQUIST 07052/(201) 736-1960 / Batik Booth GEORGIA LANDAU Patch Road, RFD 1 / Henniker, N. H. / 111 P.O. Box 39 / Marshfield, Vt. / 05658 / (802) 426-3589/Dolls Booth 254 03242 / (603) 428-7217 / Sculptural MARSHA KLEIN Wood Booth 140 9 Iron Hill Street/E. Weymouth, Mass./ CAROLE LANE/MARTIN LITCHMAN MELVIN LINDQUIST 02189 /(617) 335-2048/Pottery Booth 238 Watching Ave./U. Montclair, N.J./ 2171 Webster Drive / Schenectady, New 44 07043 / (201 ) 746-3243/Jewelry Booth 189 York/12309/(518) 374-0063 / Wood RICHARD KLING Booth 139 Allen Road, Box 364 / Wolfeboro falls, NANCY LARCOMB JANET LINDSAY N. H./03896/ (603) 569-4105/Leather 48 Brewster Street / Cambridge, Mass. / 718 Cornwall Drive/State College, Pa./ Booth 386 02138/(617) 492-2687/Woven Hang- ings Booth 15 WO 16801/(814) 238-0970/Batik Booth 53 MARK & HEIDI KNIPE CATHE LINTON Bound Tree Road / Contoocook/ N. H./ J. NORTON LATOURELLE 487 Broadway/N. Y. C., N. Y./1001 3/ 03229 /(603) 746-4229/Jewelry Booth 61 Water Street / Newburyport, Mass. / (212) 966-0053/Jewelry Booth 187 244 01950 / (617) 462-9735/Wood, Minia- tures Booth 362 ALLEN K. LITTLEFIELD ELAINE KORETSKY 1 Bridge Creek Road/New Paltz, N. Y./ 756 Washington Street/Brookline, Mass./ LEATHER BROTHERS 12561 / (914) 255-0974/Ceramic Sculp- 02146 / (617) 232-1636 / Paper and 68 Main Street/Middlebury, Vt./Q5753/ ture Booth 186 Wood Booth 122 (802) 388-681 8/Leather Booth 320 PATRICIA LITTLEFIELD ANDREW MAGDANZ BETTY MAZZA/VIRGINIA BERGERON #1 Bridge Creek Road/New Paltz, N.Y./ 5 Birch Street/Little Ferry, N. J./07643/ 5 West Main St./Wickford, R.I./02852/ 12561 / (914) 255-0974 / Sculptural (201) 641 -5364/Glass Booth 97 (401 ) 294-31 1 1 / Leather Bags Booth 52 Weaving Booth 185 LEE MAHONY JULIA CANFIELD MC BRIDE THE LIVINGSTON POTTERY Lavigne Rd./Winooski, Vermont/05404/ P.O. Box 597/Unionville, N. Y./10988/ Box 74/Livingston, N. Y./1 2541 / (51 8) (802) 655-1363, Shop: 864-9432 / (914) 258-4329/Weaving Booth 13 RO 851 -9064/Stoneware & Porcelain Booth Leather Booth 472 87 ALLAN MCCULLOCH MAIN STREET WOODWORKS RFD #2/Pittsfield, N. H./03263/(603) LARRY LIVOLSI 385 Main Street/Da I ton, Mass./01226/ 435-6689/Pottery Booth 158 RD 3, Morrow Hill Road / Canandaigua, (413) 684-3236/Wood Booth 434 N. Y./ 14424/ (716) 229-5740 / Blown CATHLEEN MC LA!N P.O. 9 / Coventry, Conn./06238 / (203) Glass Booth 146 ARLEEN L. MANBURG 742-7060 or 643-0274 / Jewelry Booth 503 Edgar Rd./Westfield, N. J./07090/ MARJORIE RISE LIZZACK (201 ) 233-21 44/Macrame Jewelry Booth 156 4 Harvard Place / Livingston, N. J. / 256 07039/(201) 736-1281 / Jewelry, Hol- TERRY MC LAUGHLIN loware Booth 429 MANDALA DYEWORKS RFD #1 /St. Regis Falls, N. Y./12980/ Box 266/Leverett, Mass./01054/(413) (518) 856-9926 / Wrought Iron Booth MARCIA LLOYD 253-9062/Batik Booth 263 356 143 Maple Street/Brooklyn, New York/ JUDITH MC NALLY 1 1225/ (21 2) 282-4062/Leather, Jewel- DICK MAN LEY 1829 Jerome Road/Fabius, N.Y./13063/ ry Booth 21 1 Wood Road / Sugar Loaf, N. Y./10981/ (914) 469-4963/Dulcimers Booth 85 (315) 683-5667/Weaving Booth 63 LONG POND FORGE GORDON MEDEMA RFD #1 /St. Regis Falls, N. Y./12980/ DAWN MANN Box 51 /Long Lake, New York/12847/ (518) 856-9926 / Wrought Iron Booth RFD #1 / Cherryfield, Maine / 04622 / (518) 624-5511 / Wooden Toys Booth 356 (207) 546-7926/Batik Booth 143 216 DOUGLAS MANN KARI LONNING MEDIEVAL BATIKS RFD #1 / Cherryfield, Maine / 04622 / RR 1, Station Road/Brookfield, Conn./ RFD #1 / Cherryfield, Maine / 04622 / 06804/(203) 775-4382 / Baskets and (207) 546-7926/Pottery Booth 467 (207) 546-7926/Batiks Booth 143 Wooden Puzzles Booth 159 THOMAS MANN NANCEE MEEKER 35 Washington Street / E. Stroudsburg, LEE LORD 96 Forman Street / Fair Haven, N. J. / Pa./18301 / (717) 424-6670 / Jewelry 39 Calvin St./Somerville, Mass./02143/ 07701/(201) 842-8220/Raku and Pit Booth 237 (617) 628-2215/Basketry and Puppets Fired Pots Booth 282 Booth 306 DONNA MARBET JAMES MEYER CO. LORENZ GLASS WORKS 21 Middle Street/Newbury Port, Mass./ 41 West Third Street/Williamsport, Pa./ RD 3 Morrow Hill Road / Canandaigua, 01950 / (617) 462-2589 / Macramè 17701/(717) 326-4874 / Gold Jewelry New York / 14424 / (716) 229-5740 / Booth 221 Booth 5 WO Blown Glass Booth 146 NANCY MARCHAND ROBERT B. MICZNIK DAVID LORTZ 316 West 82 Street/New York, N. Y./ 344 Court Street/Keene, N. H./03431/ 10024 /(212) 873-3705/Pottery Booth 1212 East Bluff Drive/Bluff Point, N.Y./ (603) 352-1694 / Leaded Glass, Fired 376 14417/(315) 536-8516 / Stained Glass Glass Booth 427 Booth 271 MARGARET & FRANK & FRIENDS, INC. STEVE MILLARD 1 24 Hoyt Street / Brooklyn, New York / ALBERT J. LOWRY, JR. RD 2, Box 12 / Clearville, Pa. / 15535 / 5641 Barber Hill Road/Geneseo, N. Y./ 11217/(212) 237-0145/Appliqued Pil- (814) 784-3202 / Tin-Can Art Booth 14454/ (716) 243-0972/0944 / Stone- lows Booth 10 WO 381 ware Pottery Booth 215 ANDREW MARKS GAMMY MILLER MELANY LYNCH Frog Hollow / Middlebury, Vt. / 05753 / 719 Greenwich Street, 5N / New York, (802) 388-4871 / Pipemaking Booth 4 825 S. Sparks Street/State College, Pa./ N. Y./10014/(212) 242-7713/Macra- RO 16801 / (814) 237-7116 (Studio)/ me Neckpieces Booth 440 Weaving Booth 224 MARROWBACK OVER YONDER GEOFF MILLER STUDIOS NANCY C. LYON 76 E. State Street/Montpelier, Vermont/ 35 N. Mast Rd./Goffstown, N.H./03045/ 5641 Barber Hill Road/Geneseo, N. Y./ 05602/Wood Booth 349 (603) 497-2084/Weaving Booth 505 14454/ (716) 243-0972 or 0944/Stone- ware Pottery Booth 215 MARY MILLER MITCH LYONS Box 195/Poestenkill, New York/12140/ Box 157 / New London, Pa. / 19360 / WALTER P. MARTIN (518) 283-5255/Clothes-Batik, Quilting (215) 869-8652/Ceramic Booth 125 R.D. 1, Box 74 / Roaring Spring, Pa. / Booth 441 RO 16673/ (814) 224-2890/Musical Instru- KERRY MAC BRIDE ments Booth 7 RO RICH MILLER 2909 M Street N.W./Washington, D.C./ 455 Savin Avenue/West Haven, Conn./ 20007 / (202) 338-4588/Jewelry Booth KEVIN MATHERS 06516/(203) 933-2300 / Blown Glass 319 86 Vi Falconer Street / Jamestown, New Booth 418 ELIZABETH MAC DONALD York/ 14701 /Musical Instruments / Pot- HANSI MINNIG Box 53/Bridgewater, Ct./06752 / (203) tery Booth 235 354-0594 or (212) 787-9072/Ceramics 8 Harvard Rd./Danbury, Conn./06810/ MATTERA/JAMES FIBER STUDIO Booth 448 WO (203) 748-8620/Jewelry, Enamel Booth 1 14A Quail Street / Albany, New York / 294 SUSAN MACHAMER 12206 / (518) 462-3768 / Weavings MIRBILIS 2607 Columbia Drive / Endwell, N. Y. / Booth 197 RD 1, Box 158, High Falls Road/Catskill, 13760 /(607) 785-61 70/Jewelry Booth DAVID L. MAURER New York/12414/Jewelry Booth 288 493 1 17 Causeway St./Boston, Mass./021 14/ MAD RIVER POTTERY (617) 723-4393 / Furniture Booth 446 CURTIS MITCHELL R.F.D. Box 28/Bristol, Vt./05443/ (802) WO Box 448/Henniker, N. H./03242/(603) 453-3778 /Stoneware Booth 47 428-7509 /Pottery Booth 420 KEN MAYBERGER KATHI MADS EN R.D. 1, Box 427A/Vergennes, Vermont/ MIXED KNOTS Crane Neck Road/Setauket, L. I., N. Y./ 05491 / (802) 759-21 57/Weaving Booth RR 2 / Stowe, Vermont / 05672/ (802) 1 1733/Pottery Booth 36 144 253-8243/Macrame Booth 6 WO BRETT NEWMAN PATCHWORK IN SUEDE AND LEATHER THEO MONDER 22 Jericho Tpk./Mineola, N.Y./11501/ 63 Drake Road/Scarsdale, N. Y./10583/ 3470 Cannon Place/Bronx, N.Y./10463/ (212) 549-4021 / Musical Instruments (516) 248- 1486/Leather Furniture and (914) 472-4515/Jewelry Booth 274 Accessories Booth 501 Booth 443 RO MONROE SALT WORKS MICHAEL PAVLIK Monroe, Maine / 04951 / (207) 525- CYNTHIA NIXON Box 11, Star Rt./Treadwell, New York/ 3563/Pottery Booth 276 1 26 DuPont Street / Philadelphia, Pa. / 13846/(607) 829-6086 / Blown Glass 19127/(215) 487-0239 / Quilted Wall Booth 94 MOON OVER THE MOUNTAIN Hangings Booth 279 Easter Road/Chelsea, New York/12512/ PEANUT BUTTER TOYS (914) 831-2283/Pottery Booth 361 NORTON'S COLONIAL CRAFTS R.F.D. 1, Box 216A / Newport, N. H. / 61 Water Street / Newburyport, Mass. / MARJORIE MOORE 03773 / (603) 863-461 1 /Wooden Toys 01950/(617) 462-9735/Wood, Minua- Booth 142 P.O. Box 33 / Rumford Point, Maine / tures Booth 362 04279 / (207) 364-7760/Soft Sculpture PEARCE STUDIO (Fred & Kate Pearce) Booth 115 NOUVEAU STUDIOS Dow Road / Deer Isle, Maine / 04627 / (207) 348-6600/Jewelry Booth 40 NANCY MOORE 94 Cypress Street/Millburn, N.J./07041 / (201) 763-4524/Blown Glass Booth 19 69 Woodcrest Way/Conklin, New York/ PEEP TOAD MILL WO 13748 / (607) 775-2260/Jewelry Booth Box 108, Peep Toad Road/East Killingly, 317 NUTMEG PEWTER Conn./06243 / (203) 774-8967/Pottery STEPHEN R. MOORE 390 Evergreen Avenue/Hamden, Conn./ Booth 160 Old Route 7/North Clarendon, Vermont/ 06518 /(203) 281 -6129/Handwrought PEGASUS KITES & BANNERS 05759 / (802) 775-4772 / Furniture, Pewter Booth 75 245 High Street / Bristol, R.I. / 02809 / Wood Booth 55 (401 ) 253-3790/Kites & Banners Booth OATMEAL MOUNTAIN POTTERY 457 MOOSE METAL 2338 Sarah Street / Pittsburgh, Penna. / 1 15 Benefit St./Providence, R.I./02903/ 15203 /(412) 431 -61 85/Pottery Booth RINA PELEG (401) 831 -331 8/Metal Booth 305 459 529 East 87 Street / New York, N. Y. / MOTHERLODE WOODWORKS 10028/(212) 535-9025/Ceramic Booth OFF THE WALL 76 East State St./Montpelier, Vermont/ 127 05602/Wood Booth 349 P.O. Box C32/Cinnaminson, N.J./08077/ (609) 786-1360/Macrame Booth 311 PHEBE PERRY MOUNTAIN TOY MAKERS 250 Bank Street/Lebanon, N.H./03766/ Box 51/Long Lake, New York/12847/ CLAUDIA J. OGILVIE (603) 448-4371 /Wood Booth 252 (518) 624-5511 / Wooden Toys Booth 7 Centre St., Apt. 3/Cambridge, Mass./ K. M. PHILLIPS STUDIO 216 02139/ (617) 547-7609/Weaving Booth 326 5423 Walnut Street/Pittsburgh, Penna./ MUD DAUBER FARM 15232 /(412) 687-2069/Stained Glass P.O. Box 7 / Plainfield, Mass. / 01070 / OLD WORLD POTTERY Booth 206 RFD # .1 /Cherryfield, Maine / 04622 / (413) 634-2141 /Pottery Booth 253 MARCIA PHILLIPS (207) 546-7926/Pottery Booth 467 DICK MULLER Box #122/Goshen, Mass./Ol 032/(41 3) Steady Lane Rd./Ashfield, Mass./01330/ ORTHEY DULCIMERS 268-7 155/Weaving Booth 267 (413) 628-3895/Leather Booth 103 432 South 4th Street/Newport, Penna./ ALICE PICKETT 17074/ (717) 567-6406/Woodworking, 31 Braman St./Providence, R.I./02906/ THOMAS D. MULLIGAN Musical Instrument Booth 478 P.O. 1041/Boston, Mass./02120/(617) (401) 274-3839/Weaving Booth 360 655-4590/Wood Turnings Booth 487 MARY LYNN O'SHEA ABIGAIL PINCUS DAVID A. MUSSON R.D. 1, Box 427 / Vergennes, Vermont / Box 72/Roxbury, Vermont/05669/Batik RR #1, Hop, Brook Road/Brookfield, Ct./ 05491 / (802) 759-2149/Weaving Booth Booth 318 500 06804 / (203) 775-4332/Leather Booth ARLENE PITLICK 239 VIVIAN ALPER OSTROW Greens Point Rd./Ipswich, Mass./Ol 938/ BRIGID C. NADAL P.O. Box 47/lsland Park, N.Y./11558/ (617) 356-5404 / Fiber Wallhangings RD #3, Ganyard Hill Road/Canandaigua, (51 6) 431 -021 2/Shell Lamps Booth 399 Booth 411 New York / 14424 / (716) 229-5347 / OTNER-BOTNER SILVERSMITHS THE PLAYMILL Porcelain Ceramics Booth 149 21 Olney Avenue/Lincoln, R. I./02865/ (Atkinson) RFD 3/Dover Foxcroft, Me./ JAMES H. NADAL (401) 728-1066 / Jewelry, Holloware 04426 /(207) 564-7702/Puzzles, Toys RD #3, Ganyard Hill Road/Canandaigua, Booth 153 Booth 400 New York / 14424 / (716) 229-5347 / KAY & KEVIN PLUNKETT Blown Glass Booth 150 PAHAKA 19 Fox Hill/Upper Saddle River, N. J./ RD 1, Box 1 10/Starksboro, Vt./05487/ (802) 434-3274/Jewelry Booth 200 WIN NADEL 07458 / (201 ) 327-1464/Jewelry Booth 164-04 Gr. Central Parkway / Jamaica, 90 GERSHON PODLISH New York / 11432 / (212) 739-2707 / 71 Touro Street/Newport, R. I./02840/ Pottery Booth 309 BEVERLY PALUSKY VanHyning Road/Deansboro, New York/ (401 ) 849-2985/Jewelry Booth 464 ART NECKO 13328 /(315) 821 -6373/Enamel Booth POESTENKILL COOPERATIVE 229 Grand Street/New York, New York/ 48 Box 195/Poestenkill, New York/12140/ 10013/ (212) 431 -331 3/Ceramic Neck- (518) 283-5255 /Clothes-Batik, Quilting ROBERT PALUSKY laces Booth 391 Booth 441 RO VanHyning Road/Deansboro, New York/ GLORIA F. NEMIROFF 13328 / (315) 821-6373 / Ceramics, MARGIE POLANSKY 1 14 West 17th Street/New York, N.Y./ Glass Booth 49 Box 114, RD #1 /Oley, Penna./1 9547/ 10011 / (212) 691-2821/Jewelry Booth (215) 987-6853/Jewelry Booth 471 33 CYNTHIA PANNUCCI Lawrence Hill Road / Weston, Vermont / RUTH POLLACK NEW ENGLAND WEATHER 05161/(802) 824-6987 / Silkscreened 8 Jane Street/New York, N. Y./10014/ Box 857/Leverett, Mass./01054 /(413) Quilts Booth 398 (212) 243-1371/Ceramics Booth 401 367-9500/Jewelry Booth 112 ELLEN R. POSILKIN BARBARA JOHANSEN NEWMAN ISABEL PARKS-WARREN HULLOW 2551 Virginia Avenue N.W./Washington, 180 Commonwealth Ave./Buffalo, N.Y./ Hickory Grove Studio, Box 63, RD 2 / D.C./20037/ (202) 337-6650 / Jewelry 14216/ (716) 876-9765/Soft-sculptured Susquehanna, Pa. / 18847 / (717) 879- Booth 329 Dolls Booth 74 2504/Ceramics, Sculpture Booth 95 POTTER'S WHEEL SALLY & BILL RICHARDS SHIRLEY ROSENTHAL 44 Pommer Avenue/Staten Island, N.Y./ 390 Evergreen Avenue/Hamden, Conn./ 67 Fenwick Road / Williamsville, N. Y. / 10304 /(212) 981 -4190/Pottery Booth 06518/(203) 281-6129 / Pewter Booth 14221/(716) 632-481 3/Enamels Booth 478 75 124 ANNA ROSENZWEIG THE POTTERY COOP ELIZABETH RICHARDSON 779 East Main Street/Branford, Conn./ Box 111, Coopers Lake Road/Bearsville, 34 Fairmont Avenue/Cambridge, Mass./ N. Y./12409 / (914) 679-6545/Feather 06405/(203) 488-9203 / Pottery (Ce- 02139/(617) 491-6186 / Ceramic Cars Creations Booth 280 ramics) Booth 223 Booth 461 HELEN POWER BRUCE ROSS PETER RICHARDSON 679 Western Avenue/Albany, New York/ RD #1 / Old Chatham, N. Y. / 12136 / 12203 /(518) 482-8053/Pottery Booth RD 1, Box 158, High Falls Road/Catskill, (518) 794-9707/Pottery Booth 34 424 N. Y./12414 / Sculptured Jewelry Booth 288 DIRK P. ROSSE JANET & PETER PRIP Overlook Road/Millbrook, N. Y./12545/ 385 Westminster Street/Providence, R.I./ WILLIAM RIKER (914) 677-9664/Woodwork Booth 458 02903 / (401 ) 831 -2772/Jewelry Booth 20 Governor St./Providence, R.I./02906/ VLADA ROUSSEFF 205 Blown Glass Booth 285 235 West 12th Street/New York, N. Y./ PROTOTYPE LYNN RILEY 10014/ (212) YU 9-6647/Soft Sculpture 44 Virginia Road / Needham, Mass. / 118 White Birch Drive/Guilford, Conn./ Booth 231 02194 /(617) 444-0299 / Handpainted 06437 /(203) 453-6971 /Pottery Booth JAN V. ROY Clothing Booth 390 223 53A Star Route / East Lebanon, Maine / PUTNAM ART WORKS 04027 / (207) 477-2998 / Silk Screen RIVERWORKS CRAFT UNION Booth 273 Route 301/Carmel, New York/10579/ Box 1 15/Hatfield, Mass./Ol 038 / (41 3) (914) 225-5414 / Jewelry & Buckles 247-9340/Leather Booth 473 MS. MICHAL ROY Booth 168 84 Fairmont Avenue / Kingston, N. Y. / QUILLOW TOYS ALICE ROBBINS 12401 / (914) 331 -7379/Jewelry Booth Box 88/Harrisville, N. H./03450/(603) 60 Danebury Downs/Upper Saddle River, 31 RO N. J./07458/ (201) 327-6931 /Dollhouse 827-3074/Wooden Toys Booth 447 RO Miniatures Booth 431 ROYCROFT POTTERY CENTRE 37 South Grove Street/East Aurora, New WAYNE RAAB York/14052/ (716) 655-1 166 / Pottery Peters Valley Craftsmen/Layton, N. J./ ROGER ROBERGE Booth 220 07851/(201) 948-6050 / Wood Booth 69 Harvey St./Cambridge, Mass./02140/ (617) 492-2573/Pottery Booth 9 WO 209 FRAN CUTRELL RUTKOVSKY 1839 Chapel Street/New Haven, Conn./ JOYCE RANAGAN ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD 06515/ (203) 387-5974/Weaving Booth RD #1, Box 10/Middlesex, N.Y./14507/ 1036 Chestnut Avenue/Vineland, N. J./ 275 08360/(609) 691 -0594/Weaving Booth (315) 584-3539/Blown Glass Booth 19 393 RO SALAMANDRA GLASS 133/143 Market St./Portsmouth, N.H./ TOM RAREDON ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD 03801 / (603) 431-4511 / Blown Glass 30 North Maple Street / Northampton, RD #1, Box 10/Middlesex, N.Y./14507/ Booth 257 Mass./01060/ (413) 586-0941 /Metal/ (315) 584-3539/Clothing Design Booth Belt Buckles Booth 225 18 RO CHRIS SALER 10 Pearl St./New Haven, Conn./06511/ RATHBONE-LE PAGE ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD (203) 624-2496/Jewelry Booth 321 Waiden Station Road/Cabot, Vermont/ RD #1, Box 10/Middlesex, N.Y./14507/ 05647 / (802) 563-2267/Leather Booth (315) 584-3539/Functional Glass Booth ELIZABETH SAMUEL 296 20 RO 17 Range Road/Nahant, Mass./Ol908/ (617) 581-1923/Jewelry Booth 377 JAMES H. RAUSCH and ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD LINDA H. SHERMAN RD #1, Box 10/Middlesex, N.Y./14507/ SANDCASTING BY BARRY RD # 1 /Cuyler, New York/1 3050/ (607) (315) 584-3539 / Porcelain Booth 486 1055 Mosley Rd./Fairport, N.Y./14450/ 842-6278 /Jewelry, Enamels Booth 64 RO (716) 223-3248/Sandcasting. Booth 365

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ARTHUR REED ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD THOMAS M. SANDRETTO 94 Cypress Street/Millburn, N.J./07041/ RD #1, Box 10/Middlesex, N.Y./14507/ 714 Culloden Way / Pittsburgh, Penna./ (201) 763-4524/Blown Glass Booth 19 (315) 584-3539/Weaving Booth 16 RO 15232 / (412) 687-9267/Jewelry Booth WO 59 REEVES LEATHER ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD JAMES SANKOWSKI 1 14 South Street/Boston, Mass./021 1 1 / RD #1, Box 10/Middlesex, N.Y./14507/ 906 Saratoga Road/Ballston Lake, N.Y./ (617) 426-3053/Leather Booth 8 RO (315) 584-3539/Weaving Booth 17 RO 12019 /(518) 399-1039/Pottery Booth 417 DARYL A. REIF STEPHEN & HARRIET ROGERS 1 Mechanic St./Camden, Maine/04843/ Box 857/Leverett, Mass./Ol 054/(41 3) DOUG SASSI Bucktail Trail / St. Marys, Pa. / 15857/ (207) 236-8124/Jewelry Booth 324 367-2420/Metalsmiths Booth 112 (814) 781 -6260/Pottery Booth 98 PETER RESNIK NANCY ROSELLI SATTVA SILVERWORKS RD 1, Box 471/Vergennes, Vt./05491/ 19 Columbia Avenue / Hopewell, N. J. / (802) 759-2133 / Furniture, Wood Ob- RD 1, Box 121 / Underhill, Vt. / 05489/ 08525/ (609) 466-0946/Ceramics Booth (802) 899-3750/Jewelry Booth 347 jects Booth 145 437 KENNETH RHODES CAROL S. SAUNDERS STEVEN ROSENBERG So. Main Street/1nterlaken, New York/ 44 Virginia Road / Needham, Mass. / Route 1, Box 33/Mansfield Center, Ct./ 14847 /(607) 532-8822/Pottery Booth 02194/ (617) 444-0299 / Handpainted 281 06250 / (203) 429-2746/Blacksmithing Clothing Booth 390 Booth 348 NANCY E. RIAL GAYLE SAUNDERS 315 Harvard Street/Cambridge, Mass./ NEAL ROSEN BLUM 9 East 1 6th Street/New York, New York/ 02138 /(617) 492-2433/Quilts, Cloth- P.O. Box 131 / Auburn, Mass. / 01501 / 10003 / (212) 255-2339/Jewelry Booth ing Booth 328 (617) 832-2131/Jewelry Booth 174 42 JENNIFER P. SAYRE SCOTCH HOLLOW DESIGN JUDE SILVER Rt. 28, RFD 2/Wolfeboro, N.H./03894/ RFD 1 /So. Ryegate, Vt./05069/Leather 141 Elm St./Sommerville, Mass./02144/ (603) 569-4944/Blacksmithing, Metal- Booth 494 (617) 628-6733/Leather Booth 3 RO smithing Cr Jewelry Booth 425 SCRIBNER-HOOD SILVERBITS SCARECROW Box 426 / No. Bennington, Vt. / 05257/ 17 Copper Beach Place/Merrick, N. Y./ So. Main Street/Interlaken, N.Y./14847/ (802) 823-7807 / Quilts, Jewelry Booth 1 1 566 / (51 6) 546-2781 / Jewelry Booth (607) 532-8822/Pottery Booth 281 204 436 ALETTA SCHAAP JOSEPH MICHAEL SEDESKI SILVER SPIDER Leonard Rd. / Shutesbury, Mass./01072/ 91 South Main Street/Wilkes Barre, Pa./ Bound Tree Road / Contoocook, N. H. / (413) 256-0174/Ceramics Booth 123 18701/(717) 829-1089/Leather Booth 03229 / (603) 746-4229/Jewelry Booth 372 SCHACKNER/CONKLIN 244 923 Harvard St. / Rochester, New York/ ROBERT A. SEDESTROM JOSH SIMPSON 14610/ (716) 461 -351 5/Wood Furniture I 1 1 Plains Rd./New Paltz, N.Y./12561/ 300 Old Post Rd./Northford, Ct./06472/ Booth 359 (914) 255-0167/Ceramics Booth 114 (203) 484-9383/Blown Glass Booth 76 BARBARA SCHAFF SABRA SEGAL RD 3, Box 422/Stockton, N. J./08559/ P.O. Box 1 12/Woodstock, N. Y./12498/ JANE SINAUER (201) 782-7742 / Pottery - Porcelain (914) 679-8710 / Ceramic Sculpture 374 Old Montague Rd., RD #3/Amherst, Booth 14 WO Booth 243 Ma./01002/ (413) 549-61 63/Porcelain Booth 56 SCHIETINGER FINE ART CERAMICS MICHAEL SELDIN RFD 2, Box 52B / Ludlow, Vt. / 05149/ 27 Central Ave./Albany, N. Y./12210/ SNARLY RABBIT FANTASY WORKS (802) 228-8744/Porcelain Booth 266 (518) 463-7333/Leather Booth 339 RFD 2, South Stream Road/Bennington, Vt. / 05201 / (802) 442-4804 / Jewelry STEPHEN SCHIFFER - STONEWARE MICKEY SEQUENZIA Booth 214 271 Western Ave./Lynn, Mass./01901/ Bates Road/Middle Haddom, Ct./06456/ (617) 924-1762/Pottery Booth 463 (203) 267-01 59/Macrame Booth 172 SOLAR WIND SILVERSMITHS 35 Washington Street / E. Stroudsburg, SCHILLEREFF'S BOVINE CAROL SEVICK Pa. / 18301/(717) 424-6670 / Jewelry N. Main Street/Wolfeboro, N.H./03894/ Hampton Street, Box 568 / Sag Harbor, Booth 237 (603) 569-2485/Leather Booth 299 N. Y./l 1963 / (516) 725-3616/Pottery SCHLAG STUDIO Booth 31 WO MICHAEL SOLES RD 2, Box 40 / McDonough, New York/ Box 3/Bluff Point, N. Y./14417/Jewelry SEXWICK POTTERY Booth 70 13801 / (607) 656-9683/Pottery Booth 27 East 21st Street/N. Y. C., New York/ 167 10010/ (212) 477-1334/Ceramics Booth JON SOLINS ROBERT D. SCHMITZ 199 1 5A Strong Ave. / Northampton, Mass./ 7 Wincanton Drive/Fairport, New York/ SHADY NOOK ART FARM 01060 / (413) 586-2826/Leather Booth 14450/ (716) 223-3148/Ceramics Booth Island Pond Road, RFD #2/Derry, N.H./ 245 7 WO 03038/ (603) 432-2710/C'eramics Booth SOUTH MOUNTAIN POTTERY DAISY SCHNEPEL 302 Rte. 1, Box 1 12/Middletown, Maryland/ RFD 2, Noxon Road/Poughkeepsie, New 21769 /(301) 371-5822/Pottery Booth SY L. SHAMES York / 12603/(914) 452-01 57 / Wood 469 Booth 108 23 Allen Street / Basking Ridge, N. J. / 07920/ (201 ) 766-3162/Ceramics Booth SPACECRAFT ADELE Y. SCHONBRUN 20 WO 529 South Street/Phila., Penna./19147/ 33 Martins Lane/Berkeley Heights, N.J./ (215) WA 5-7971 /Ceramics Booth 413 07922/ (201 ) 464-0295/Ceramics Booth ED SHANK RFD 3, Darling Road/Salem, Ct./06415/ 408 CHARLES SPEERS (203) 859-1847 / Hand Carved Briar 803 Wilhelm Road/Harrisburg, Penna./ STELLA SCHONHAUT Pipes Booth 277 1711 1/ (717)564-7858/Ceramics Booth Box 235/Leverett, Mass./01054/(41 3) 177 549-1096/Silkscreened Fibers Booth 126 ANNE B. SHATTUCK Box 647 (Rte. 6) /Eastham, Ma./02642/ INGA SPIVAK DIANE SCHREINER (617) 255-6429 / Stoneware, Porcelain Agor Lane/Mahopac, New York/10541/ 14 Hereford St./Boston, Mass./02ll5/ Booth 251 (914) 628-6684/Weaving Booth 385 (617) 536-7201/Jewelry Booth 303 KAETE BRITTIN SHAW SCHULKIND POTTERY 124 Old Ford Road/New Paltz, N. Y./ SPRINGHILL HOLLOW POTTERY 7412 Nevis Road / Bethesda, Maryland/ 12561/ (914) 255-6736/Ceramics Booth Eagle Bridge, N. Y./l2057/(51 8) 677- 20034 / (301) 229-0279/Pottery Booth II RO 2740/Porcelain Booth 81 343 OBERLYN BERGERON SHEEDY STABILIT, STONEWARE SUSAN M. SCHULZ Coffins Court/Newburyport, Ma./01950/ 251 Pelham Road/Amherst, Ma./01002/ 618 Academy St./Newark, De./l9711/ (617) 465-7060/Fibre Booth 228 (413) 253-7450/Pottery Booth 190 (302) 366-8401/Jewelry Booth 342 THE SHEEPSKIN STITCHER KENT P. STABILIT BIBO SCHULTZ & P.O. Box 62 / Grantham, N. H./03753/ 76 Cushman Rd./Leverett, Ma./01054/ DENISE INGBER WEBER (603) 863-2621 / Sheepskin Clothing, (413) 549-6520/Potter Booth 190 Box E516, 791 Tremont Street / Boston, Quilts fir Pillows Booth 272 Mass. / 02118 / (617) 266-1789/Soft DONNA STAMPER Sculpture Booth 236 AVERILL B. SHEPPS P.O. Box 62 / Grantham, N. 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Y. / 12136 / N.Y./13850/ (607) 785-3962/Weaving (518) 794-9707/Pottery Booth 34 Booth 23 RO UP COUNTRY GLASSWORKS 121 Union Street/North Adams, Mass./ STORM TEMPER FORGE THOUGHTLESS ABANDON 44 Spring St. / Flemington, N.J./08822/ 01247 /(802) 823-5161 / Blown Glass General Delivery/Brownsville, Maryland/ Booth 22 WO 21715 / (301) 432-6665 / Blacksmith (201) 782-9580 / Baker's Dough & Ceramic Booth 491 Booth 470 DAVID F. VANTY 51 Two Mile Road/Farmington, Conn./ STRAIT PEWTER CO. THUNDERCRAFTS P.O. Box 161 / W. Barnet, Vt. / 05870/ 06032/ (203) 677-0284/Walking-Sticks 701 South Main Street/Middletown, Ct./ Booth 480 RO 06457/ (203) 346-4888 / Pewter Booth (802) 592-3332/Jewelry Booth 163 446 RO ELIZABETH AND DAVID VIGODA JENIFER TIFFT RD 2/Middleburgh, N. Y./12122/ (518) EVERETT K. STURGEON Mt. View F-2/Presque Isle, Me./04769/ 827-4903/Pottery Booth 260 R.D. #1 /Oakdale, Penna./15071 / (412) (207) 764-0015 / Fiber Arts fir Rugs 276-1 124/Clay Booth 60 Booth 192 VLADA BOUTIQUE Box 721 / Stockbridge, Mass. / 01262 / TIGGA JEWELRY STEPHEN SUGARMAN (413) 298-3656 / Soft Sculpture Booth Box 132/ Roscoe, N. Y./12776/(914) 19 Spring Lane / Sharon, Mass./02067/ 231 Leather Booth 312 439-5240/Silver & Enamel Jewelry Booth 246 R. VOAKE SUNHEARTH FOLK INSTRUMENTS Rte. 113/ Thetford Center, Vt./05075/ TIN-CAN ART R.D. 1, Box 74/Roaring Spring, Penna./ (802) 785-2837 / Wooden Toys Booth RD 2, Box 12/Clearville, Penn./15535/ 16673/ (814) 224-2890/Musical Instru- 28 RO ments Booth 7 RO (814) 784-3202/Tin Can Art Booth 381 SANDY VOHR ELIZABETH SURBECK TINKELSMITHS (Kathleen Tinkel) 1400 Dean Street / Schenectady, N. Y./ 197 Mt. Airy Road / Croton-on-Hudson, Town House Road/Durham, Ct./06422/ 12309/(518) 377-2910/Leather Booth N. Y. / 10520/(914) 271 -4666 / Batik (203) 349-1 1 18/Jewelry Booth 12 WO 435 Booth 451 WO BILL TODOROF LESLIE VOIERS NATALIE SURVING 37 South Grove Street/East Aurora, New Box 30, Route 121/Cambridgeport, Vt./ 44 Pommer Avenue/Staten Island, N.Y./ York/14052/ (716) 655-1 166 / Pottery 05141 / (802) 869-2182 / Crochet & 10304 /(212) 981-4190/Pottery Booth Booth 220 Weaving Booth 169 478 ANTHONY TOPFER JOHN WALL c/o UNION LISA SUSS 29 Westminster St. / Bellows Falls, Vt. / WOODWORKS 43 Lawrence Avenue/West Orange, N.J./ 05101 / (802) 869-3809/Jewelry Booth Bobbin Mill / Warren, Vermont/05674/ 07052/Weaving Booth 157 170 496-2821 / Wood Furniture Booth 449 T.A.J. STUDIOS DEBORAH TORRANCE-BISHOP RO 278 Old Ford Road/New Paltz, N. Y./ 3639 Spring Garden Street/Philadelphia, CATHY SMITH WARREN 12561 / (914) 255-8691/Jewelry Booth Pa. / 19106 / (215) 349-9181 / Batik 2129 Green Street/Philadelphia, Penna./ 78 Booth 498 19130/(215) PO 5-4185 / Toymaker Booth 379 DANIEL & GINETTE TAGGART THE TOYWORKS Caprifarm R.D. 1/Carlisle, Pa./17013/ 60 Connolly Parkway / Hamden, Conn. / CHRISTINE WAWRZYNEK (717) 766-8404/Weaving' Booth 240 06514 /(203) 281-3995/Wooden Toys 420 Ashland Ave./Buffalo, N.Y./14222/ Booth 333 (716) 881 -2930/Pottery Booth 445 RO FRANK TANZER GALLERY TRILLIUM (Frank Tanzer) WAXEN CANDLES 385 Westminster St. / Providence, R. I. / 33 Newbury St. / Boston, Mass./02116/ RD 3/Bloomsburg, Penna./1 781 5/ (717) 02903 / (401 ) 831 -2772/Jeweliy Booth (617) 262-5173/Jewelry Booth 264 784-2812/Dipped Candles Booth 178 205 TARTARUS POTTERY WORKSHOP WEBB/WEISS SILVERSMITHS 679 Western Avenue / Albany, N. Y. / NANCY TRIMBLE P.O. Box 69/Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y./ 12203 /(518) 482-8053/Pottery Booth 2909 M Street N.W./Washington, D.C./ 10520 /(914) 271-6783/Jewelry Booth 424 20007 /(202) 338-4588/Jewelry Booth 242 261 CHRISTOPHER F. TEKVERK 232 E. Main Street/Port Jefferson, N.Y./ CYNTHIA TRIPP SUSAN WECHSLER 1 1777 / (516) 928-3272/Leather Booth 2 Joy Avenue / Groton, Mass. / 01450/ 420 West End Avenue/New York, N. Y./ 232 (617) 448-2741/Weaving Booth 29 RO 10024/(212) 873-9880 / Raku Pottery Booth 110 TEMPLE'S WOODEN TOYS TUCKER TOYS ELIZABETH WEEDEN RFD Conway Road/Haydenville, Mass./ P.O. Box 626/Newburyport, Ma./01950/ Box 383 / Boalsburg, Pa./1 6827/ (717) 01039 /(413) 665-3206/Wooden Toys (617) 465-3559 / Handcrafted Wooden 353-2232/Feather Jewelry Booth 495 Booth 134 Toys Booth 384 DINA YELLEN FRANK WELLER CYNTHIA WINIKA RD 2/Plainfield, Vermont/05667/(802) Greenfield Road/Colrain, Mass./01340/ RD 2, Box 90, New Paltz Rd./Highland, 223-2904/Clay & Fiber Booth 32 (413) 625-6576/Leather Booth 249 N. Y. / 12528 / (914) 883-6706 / Soft Sculpture Booth 91 DON WESSEL KATHI YOKUM 542 West 1 12th Street, Apt. 7A / New WOLFEBORO LEATHERS RR #1, Park Street/Putnam, Ct./06260/ York, N. Y. / 10025/(914) 939-9508/ Old Wolfeboro Rd./Alton, N. H./03809/ (203) 928-4380/Ceramics Booth 293 Pottery Booth 325 (603) 873-9191 /Leather Bags & Lug- age Booth 141 BOBBI YOUNG (AMARANTH LEATHER) KEN & SANDI WESTON 31 School Street/Hatfield, Ma./01038/ MARY B. WOLFF/HANDPRINTS 710 Merrick Avenue/E. Meadow, N. Y./ (413) 247-5886/Leather Booth 226 131 Waverly St. / Cheshive, Ct./06410/ 11554 /(516) 481-0973/Jewelry Booth (203) 272-6607/Textiles Booth 69 432 YU TOM WHITE ROBERT G. F. WOO 97 St. Marks Place #7/New York, N.Y./ 604 River Rd./Fair Haven, NJ./07701/ 25 West Pelham Road/Shutesbury, Ma./ 10009/ (212) 673-5440/Musical Instru- (201) 747-6263/Pottery Booth 179 01072/ (413) 256-8488/Ceramics Booth ments Booth 416 484 RO WALTER WHITE DAVID YURMAN MADELEINE WOOD 115 Benefit Street / Providence, R. I./ Route 301/Carmel, N. Y./1 0579/(914) 17 Earlwood Drive/Poughkeepsie, N.Y./ 02903 / (401) 831-3318 / Metalwork 225-5414/Jewelry & Buckles Booth 168 12603 / (914) 471-4161/Jewelry Booth Booth 305 6 RO DOMINICK ZACK GINNY WHITNEY WOODCARVING BY BOGGIS Cobb Hill Road, RD 2 / Waterbury, Vt./ 5 School Lane/Scarsdale, N. Y./10583/ Old Church Road / Clarement, N. H. / 05676/ (802) 244-8090 / Metal Sculp- (914) SC 3-6940/Enamel Jewelry Booth 03743/(603) 542-5618 or (802) 674- ture Booth 477 12 RO 2486/Woodcarvings Booth 29 WO BONNEY WHITTINGTON ADAM ZAPPLE JEWELRY Box 337/Bridgewater, Vt./05034/Quilts, THE WOODCRAFTER 37 South Grove Street/East Aurora, New Cloth Murals Booth 414 1237 Main Street East/Rochester, N. Y./ York/14052/(716) 655-1 166 / Jewelry 14609/(716) 654-8074/Wood & Slate Booth 497 LEIF WICKLUND Assemblys Booth 1 81 27 East 21st Street/N. Y. C., New York/ STEVEN ZEITLIN 10010/ (212) 477-1 334/Ceramics Booth WOODEN YOU? 1 76 Bleecker Street / New York, N. Y. / 199 923 Harvard Street / Rochester, N. Y. / 10012 /(212) 477-1 080/Enamel Booth 14610/(716) 461-3515 / Wood/Furni- 489 FRED WIESENER ture Booth 359 312 James Street/Clayton, N.Y./13624/ (315) 686 4307 / Ceramics and Metal WOOD-'N-THINGS ROGER ZELLNER CERAMICS 139 East Hubler Rd./State College, Pa./ Booth 152 P.O. Box 164/lslip, N.Y./l 1751/(516) 16801 / (814) 466-6582/Ceramics Booth 581-5689 / Dollhouse and Wooden Toys GLENN WILDER 102 192 Perry City Rd./Trumansburg, N.Y./ Booth 17 WO 14886/ (607) 387-6943/Ceramics Booth WOODSTUFF MUSIC MARCI ZELMANOFF 227 3470 Cannon Place/Bronx, N.Y./10463/ 85 Mercer Street/New York, New York/ (212) 549-4021 / Musical Instruments LAURA WILENSKY 10012 /(212) 925-9679/Jewelry Booth Booth 443 RO RD 3, Box 234/Kingston, N. Y./12401/ 217 (914) 338-2199/Porcelain Booth 22 RO WOOD WORKS JON ZELTSMAN BETSY WILLIAMS 210 South Country Road/Bel Iport, N. Y./ 1 Post Alley/Larchmont, N. Y./10538/ Box 257, Chace Drive / Minetto, N. Y./ 11713 /(516) 286-9286/0777 / Wood (914) 834-2469/Furniture, Wood Booth 131 15 / (315) 342-1 544-evenings/Pot- Sculpture Booth 344 191 tery Booth 46 WOOD'S WORKS KATHRYN E. ZELUS GLEN WILLIAMS 17 Earlwood Drive/Poughkeepsie, N.Y./ 5228 Groveland Road / Geneseo, N. Y. / 20 Dewey Street / Springfield, Vermont/ 12603 / (914) 471-4161/Jewelry Booth 14454 / (716) 243-0229/Jewelry Booth 05156/ (802) 885-2839/Ceramic Sculp- 6 RO 445 WO ture Booth 452 WO JOAN WORTIS 60 N. Franklin Street/Lambertville, N.J./ ADELE L. ZIMMERMAN DIANA SCHMIDT WILLNER 08530/ (609) 397-2383/Weaving Booth Box 394 / Naples, N. Y. / 14512/ (315) RD 1, Box 1 3A/Thompson, Pa./18465/ 402 374-5021 /Porcelain Booth 27 WO (717) 727-2909/Crochet Booth 117 FRANK WRIGHT DALE ZINDMAN ANDREW J. WILLNER 434 Clove Rd./High Falls, N.Y./12440/ RD #1, Box 2/Petersburg, N. Y./121 38/ RD 1, Box 1 3A/Thompson, Pa./18465/ (914) 687-9261 / Stained Glass Booth (518) 658-3878/Pottery Booth 350 (717) 727-2909 / Woodworking, Sculp- 129 ture Booth 116 YARROW/BURCH GLORIA A. E. ZUSS GAIL ANN WILSON 419 Yale Avenue / Swarthmore, Penna./ 331 Sackett Street/Brooklyn, New York/ Quaker City/Charlestown, N.H./03603/ 19081 / (215) 328-2469/Leather Booth 11231/(212) 852-8750 / Bookbinding Porcelain Dolls Booth 442 RO 448 RO Booth 462 Harvey Street Potters 9 WO R. Zellner 102 K. Harward 504 D. Zindman 350 Med ia Listing A. Hazlett 442 WO D. Heger 430 Herring Run Pottery 44 CERAMIC/SCULPTURE Hickory Grove Studio 95 of Exhibiting J. Bailey 193 R. Hoban 387 W. Bargsten 176 Hubbard Hill Crafts R. Compton 47 Craftmen Jacktown Potters 248 L. Croton 83 J. Johnston 396 R. Elozua 104 P. Jones 482 CERAMICS/POTTERY Hickory Grove Studio 95 A. Judge 367 A. Littlefield 186 L. Adams 65 N. Jurs 1 WO E. Richardson 461 T. Adams 195 J. Kaplan 26 RO S. Segal 243 Aletta 123 M. Karolyi 286 G. Williams 452 WO S. Amos 496 S. Katz 304 G. Appleman 389 Killer Bear Pottery 158 An Artisan Studio 420 M. Klein 44 PORCELAIN D. Avery 54 A. Kraus 380 J. Axel 92 C. Lindgren 449 WO L. Adams 65 J. Bailey 193 Livingston Pottery 87 J. Axel 92 Ballston Lake Pottery 417 A. Lowry 215 R. Bloom 16 WO K. Barber 459 M. Lyons 125 N. Cahana 107 W. Bargsten 176 E. MacDonald 448 WO M. Coover 295 B. Bartol 469 Mad River Pottery 47 M. Coplin 404 B. Bean 1 19 K. Madsen 36 M. Dintenfass-Katz 131 R. Becker 208 D. Mann 467 Eastham Potters 251 M. Bielio 413 N. Marchand 376 P. Gilman 81 S. Biondo 374 Marrowback Studios 215 J. Gilmore 295 M. Blake 4 WO K. Mathers 235 T. Keller 238 Blodgett Mills Pottery 89 A. McCulloch 158 Livingston Pottery 87 S. Bloodworth 428 C. Mitchell 420 B. Nadal 149 R. Bloom 16 WO Monroe Salt Works 276 Rochester Folk Art Guild 486 RO D. Blue 5 RO Moon Over The Mountain 361 B. Schaff 14 WO Bonnema Potters 162 Mud Dauber Farm 253 Schietinger Ceramics 226 R. Burke 201 W. Nadel 309 R. Sedestrom 114 Casper/Gricus 302 Oatmeal Mountain Pottery 459 A. Shattuck 251 Cat's Paw Pottery 350 R. Palusky 49 J. Sinauer 56 Ceramic Images 353 Peep Toad Mill 160 L. Wilensky 22 RO Chandler-Worth 234 Rina Peleg 127 A. Zimmerman 27 WO The Clay Concern 376 R. Pollack 401 The Clay Farm 304 Potter's Wheel 478 PORCELAIN DOLLS Clayworks 282 Pottery Coop 223 M. Cochran 447 WO H. Power 424 G. Wilson 442 RO M & H Cohen 2 RO K. Rhodes 281 R. Roberge 9 WO Cold Mountain Pottery 260 BATIK R. Compton 47 Rochester Folk Art Guild 486 RO Rochester Folk Art Guild 485 RO M. Coover 295 L. Adasko 136 N. Roselli 437 D. Cornett 337 Batik in Many Forms 136 B. Ross 34 Cornwall Bridge Pottery 345 Batik with Dimension 1 1 1 Roycroft Pottery Center 220 L. Croton 83 Designs in Batik 351 J. Sankowski 417 H. Cruise 491 C. Eastes 263 D. Sassi 98 Crystdl Pottery 475 T. Halsey 409 Scarecrow 281 B. Da I linger 30 RO Handwares Batik 421 A. Schaap 123 E. D'Arrigo 164 B. Harwood 66 B. Schaff 14 WO R. Deeble 370 A. Huberman 136 S. Schiffer 463 L & R Dimm 87 J. Hull 351 Schlag Studio 1 67 M. Dintenfass-Katz 131 J. Hylan 421 R. Schmitz 7 WO Doubletree 1 89 D. King 171 A. Schonbrun 408 Downtown Potters Hall 208/496 C. Kirschner Ill Schulkind Pottery 343 Earth & Fire 20 WO N. Krinsky 25 .WO C. Sevick 31 WO Earthwirks Pottery 387 J. Lindsay 53 Sexwick Pottery 199 Eastham Potters 251 D. Mann 143 Shady Nook Art Farm 302 Egypt Valley Glass & Pottery 149 M. Miller 441 RO S. Shames 20 WO R. Elozua 104 A. Pincus 318 A. Shattuck 251 S. Endleman 79 E. Surbeck 451 WO K. Shaw 1 1 RO L. Ephraim 315 D. Torrance-Bishop 498 Fairhaven Pottery 179 C. Speers 177 Fairmount Flyers 461 Stabilit Stoneware 190 R & S Farrell 160 G. Stevens 447 WO CLOTHING C. Fenicchia 406 E. Sturgeon 60 M. Feno 21 WO Tartarus Pottery 424 Common Ground Weaving 439 Fog Line Pottery 1 1 WO D. Vigoda 260 S. Csipke 323 R. Forrest 175 C. Wawrzynek 445 RO M. Miller 441 RO E. Fox 188 S. Wechsler 110 Prototype 390 V. Friedman 307 D. Wessel 325 N. Rial 328 R. Garfinkel 276 T. White 179 Rochester Folk Art Guild 18 RO J. Gilmore 295 L. Wicklund 199 K. Goldstrom 353 F. Wiesener 152 CROCHET M. Gordon 255 G. Wilder 227 D. Gottheim 1 1 WO B. Williams 46 M. Costa 96 E. Gumer 456 R. Woo 484 RO L. Demme 368 D. Halsey 67 D. Yellen 32 L. Voiers 169 E. Harkness 39\ K. Yokum 293 D. Willner 117 J. Copp . 250 S & H Rogers 112 PEWTER R Cr S Coppelman 109 N. Rosenblum 174 B. Guyot 410 T. Costello 382 M. Roy 31 RO Nutmeg Pewter 75 T. Countey 268 C. Saler 321 Strait Pewter Co 446 RO R. Cronin 151 E. Samuel 377 J. Davidson 135 D. Sanders 26 WO T. Davis 229 T. Sandretto 59 SCULPTURAL METALS R. Dean 121 Sattva Silverworks 347 L. DeLuccia 292 G. Saunders 42 Ace Jewelry & Metal Co 297 Designs by Sin 308 D. Schreiner 303 Amidon-Balegno 57 P. Dietz 327 S. Schulz 342 Armadillo & Co 476 A. Dion 18 WO J. Schwalb 287 Assemblages 477 S. Donath 502 Scorpio Creations 321 The Copper Puzzle 198 Doubletree * 189 Scribner/Hood 204 D. Devine 451 RO Eagle Arts 204 P. Siegel 269 B. Heise 106 L. Erdberg 230 Snarly Rabbit 214 Hosking Lamp Works 180 Evenstar Silver 369 M. Soles 70 Brass Reliefs 247 K. Farnham 45 E. Stephens 441 WO Moose Metal 305 D. Feiner 405 F. Tanzer 264 The Fire-Fly 425 T. Terry 21 RO TINSMITHS L. Fitzgerald 415 T. Thompson 338 S. Flynn 301 K. Tinkel 12 WO B. Clarkson 460 W & M Fretz 8 WO A. Topf er 170 S. Millard 381 J. Futral 163 N. Trimble 242 H. Gaber 138 Webb/Weiss 261 WIND BELLS E. Gallant 388 K & S Weston 432 M. Galligan 407 G. Whitney 12 RO U.S. Bells 474 C. Garthwaite 84 M. Wood 6 RO D. Gelband 506 A. Zapple 497 WOOD K. Gerstl 394 M. Zelmanoff 217 J. Goodrich 204 K. Zelus 445 WO H. Boyer 24 RO K. Gough 24 WO Briggs Bugs & Butterflies 213 T. Grannis 347 D. Bump 484 WO R. Hallett 443 WO NON-METAL JEWELRY P & M Butler 219 Hand/Moskowitz 82 B. Cabiles 434 Ernie Stephens 441 WO N & B Briggs 61 Carriage House 122 Harley-Forman | 161 R. Brown-Canfield 453 RO Chardavogne Woodcrafting 383 L & C Glasson 391 E. Heber \t 27 RO J. Crouse 51 Jennison 495 J. Heller 183 W. Cumpiano 395 U. Lepasaar 290 J. Hemsi 73 P. Danko 241 A. Manburg 256 P. Hoffman 436 S. Fleisher 392 R. Hyams 499 G. Miller 440 T. Gastier 375 Jewelry of Chardavogne 73 A. Rosenzweig 280 J. Habbersett .181 P. Johnson 207 L & M Hendricks 14 RO B. Kahn 88 ENAMELS J. Horstmann 383 L. Karkruff 476 M. I nee 344 M. & H. Knipe 244 Astral Projections 63 D. Kariher 13 WO J. Köster 258 J. Hammel 118 E. Koretsky 122 J. Kraus 233 H. Hosking 180 M. Kovach 203 C. Kriegman 132 J. Kraus 233 P. Kwasniewski 316 Krupp/Byran 93 B. Levinson 246 J. Latourelle 362 Lane/Litchman 1 89 F. Liban 366 S. Levine 444 RO H. Leberfeld 310 H. Minnig 294 Liberty Hill Woodworks 13 WO M. Leininger 334 B. Palusky 48 M. Lindquist 140 E. Lennard 412 Rausch/Sherman 63 M. Lindquist 139 T. Level/D. Toth 340 S. Rosenthal 124 G. Miller 349 B. Levinson 246 A. Shepps 154 S. Moore 55 F. Liban 366 G. Whitney 12 RO T. Mulligan 487 C. Linton 187 S. Zeitlin 489 P. Perry 252 M. Lizzack 429 W. Raab 209 M. Lloyd . 21 1 P. Resnick * 145 K. MacBride 319 BLACKSMITHING D. Rosse 458 S. Machamer 493 D. Schnepel 108 T. Mann 237 D. Bacharach 68 A. Stirt 100 C. McLain 156 Cambridge Smithy 72 J. Wall 449 RO J. Meyer Co 5 WO The Fire Fly . 425 A. Willner 116 H. Minnig 294 G. Gardner 289 Mirbilis 288 P. Happny 466 T. Monder 274 Hungry Hill Forge . 348 FURNITURE N. Moore ; s 317 D. Hurwitz 470 Basic Creek Wood 392 G. Nemiroff jj 33 Long Pond Forge 356 D. Maurer 446 WO New England Weather i 112 Silent Steam 41 S. Moore 55 Otner-Botner 153 P. Resnik 145 Pahaka 1 90 Schackner/Conklin 359 Pearce Studios 40 HOLLOWARE J. Wall 449 RO K & K Plunkett 200 Daunis/Dunning 403 A. Willner 116 G. Podlish 464 J. Zeltsman 191 M. Polansky 471 Designs by Sin 308 E. Posilkin i 329 M. Lizzack 429 J & P Prip •. 205 Otner-Botner 153 CARVING Putnam Art Works 168 D. Amidon 58 T. Raredon 225 KNIVES D. Bacharach 68 Rausch/Sherman 64 J. Latourelle 362 D. Reif 324 R. Denker 336 E. Boggis 29 WO DOLLS/PUPPETS E. Berger 455 RO LEATHER B. Conover 105 P. Butler 219 K. Cunningham 490 B. Amado 80 Common Ground Weaving 439 R. Darwall 262 Amaranth Leather 226 G. Landau 254 Daunis/Dunning 403 Amity Leather 71 L. Lord 306 N. DeWan 165 M. Babey 291 M. Moore 1 15 The Emperor's New Clothes 29 RO J. Bond 155 B. Newman 74 C. Fornari 314 Bourgeois/Wei ler 249 S. Friedman 50 L. Brantley 173 M. Gangi 270 Champlain Leather 155 FIBER/TEXTILES M. Garfinkel 265 R. Chandler 141 Colrain Leather 249 Abidjahn Designs 228 J. Greene 9 RO Cordwainer 80 Arriba Design Works 192 Green Mountain 99 J. Coutoupis 86 C. Bell 38 T. Halsey 409 L. Bull 30 WO A. Hobbs 182 Crum Creek Leather 448 RO R & M Curtin 494 P. Carey-Sullivan 454 WO L. Hoch 212 Custom Leather of Albany 339 C. Chase 335 D. Horowitz 346 D. Freeman 320 Doubletree 189 L. James 197 Fuller Leather 184 J & S Eck 147 J. Joseph 503 P & L Gardner 481 RO Fiber Forms 41 1 N. Larcomb 15 WO M. Goldring 43 B. Godfrey 322 P. Littlefield 185 Green Ink 52 0. Sheedy 228 M. Lynch 224 H. Greenwald 71 J. Tifft 192 N. Lyon 505 M. Wolff 69 Mattera/James 197 Hand Crafted Leather 296 D. Yellen 32 K. Mayberger 144 R. Kling 386 J. McBride 13 RO B. Kravitt 278 J. McNally 63 K. Kushner 62 KITES C. Ogilvie 326 Land of Zebu 35 B. Liberty 166 Pegasus Kites 457 M. O'Shea 500 M. Phillips 267 M. Lloyd 211 A. Pickett 360 L. Mahony 472 MACRAME J. Ranagan 393 D. Muller 103 Rochester Folk Art Guild 16 RO D. Musson 239 V. Beckerhoff 6 WO Rochester Folk Art Guild 17 RO Patchwork Suede 501 C. Bell 38 F. Rutkovsky 275 Rathbone/LePage 296 L. Hilt 378 Reeves Leather 8 RO S. Keleman 311 C. Schwartzott 120 I. Spivak 385 Riverworks 473 A. Manburg 256 L. Suss 157 Schillereff's Bovine 299 D. Marbet 221 D & G Taggart 240 J. Sedeski 372 G. Miller 440 L. Thor 23 RO M. Seldin 339 M. Sequenzia 172 C. Tripp 29 RO J. Silver 3 RO P. Twycross-Reed 488 J. Solins 245 QUILTS, PATCH, APPLIQUE L. Voiers 169 S. Sugarman 312 J. Wortis 402 C. Tekverek 232 M. Cusack 10 WO S. Vohr 435 By Handmades 25 RO F. Weller 249 Eagle Arts 204 BLOWN GLASS Fantasy Quilts 137 A. Argiro 283 1. Graham 492 SHEEPSKIN CLOTHING P. Bramhall 433 B. Gutcheon 357 Bristol Glassworks 2 WO T. Barrett 341 D. Lachowich 25 RO Buffalo Creek Glassworks 285 Sheepskin Stitcher 272 M. Miller 441 RO Burnt Mountain Glassworks 76 C. Nixon 279 R. Deeble 370 C. Pannucci 398 JEWELRY N. Rial 328 Egypt Valley Glass 149 B. Whittington 414 J. Engebretson 22 WO Ace Jewelry Co 297 S. Fellerman 202 C. Adell 196 N. Freeman 148 L. Agoliati 364 SILK SCREEN D & B Giberson 128 A & T Ambrosina 78 D. Gonzalez 1 RO B. Anderson 284 Comforting Things 398 T. Greenleaf 218 E. Anibal 214 Fortune Rock 273 T. Kekic 2 WO C. Anspach 419 S. Schonhaut 126 L. Livolsi 146 Apropos 358 A. Magdanz 97 G. Arentzen 101 SOFT DYE PAINTING R. Miller 418 Armadillo & Co 476 J. Nadal 150 Astral Projections 63 S. Davidson 330 R. PaTusky 49 R. Balkin 426 M. Pavlik 94 J. Barker 264 A. Reed 19 WO N. Barrett 23 WO SOFT SCULPTURE Rochester Folk Art Guild 19 RO H. Barrett 222 P & M Butler 219 Rochester Folk Art Guild 20 RO L. Bermont 373 M. Cusack 1 0 WO Salamandra Glass 257 K. Berti-Rarewala 354 E. Gurrier 133 G. Thiewes 113 J. Besnard 453 WO C. Karhi 363 Boston Baked Beads 423 G. Landau 254 STAINED GLASS K. Bray 397 M. Moore 1 1 5 B. Breisch 215 B. Newman 74 ASHnatko 444 WO Bryan & Krupp 93 Vlada Rousseff 231 M. Bakst 37 F. Byrne, Jr 297 Schutz/lngber 236 Clove Valley Crafts 129 Canopus Hollow 138 C. Winika 91 Fair Haven St. Glass 194 J. Cantor 15 RO Hope St. Glass Studio 331 Circle Round the Moon 415 G. Kunze 194 B. Clark 497 WEAVING Lightning Hill 271 S. Cohan 210 P. Bacon 3 WO R. Micznik 427 J. Colquhoun 369 L. Ball 77 K. M. Phillips 206 D & J Cook 313 BASKETS TOYS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS M. Gangi 270 Alexander Cr Bateman 422 J. Crocker 416 W. Cumpiano 395 C. Hart 450 RO D. Berger 352 D. Deihl 438 Kari 159 Bibo Designs 379 R. Kelly 468 L. Lord 306 A. Caperna 10 RO Copaesthetic Toys 422 D. Manley 85 W. Martin 7 RO D. Glymph 452 RO 23 BOOK BINDING H. Goodman 333 K. Mathers 5 P. Greenblatt 298 B. Newman 443 RO G. Zuss 462 W. Huntley 142 Orthey Dulcimers 478 H & S Kallweit 400 CANDLES G. Medema 216 NUTCRACKERS Quillow Toys 447 RO Waxen Candles 178 Real Good Toys 259 Aspetuck Handcrafters 454 RO Temple's Wooden Toys 1 34 Tucker Toys 384 PAPER R. Voake 28 RO DOLL HOUSE MINIATURES C. Warren 379 E. Koretsky I22 Wood-n-Things 17 WO Alice's Wonderland 431 SANDCASTING WALKING STICKS PUZZLES B. Barry 365 D. Vanty 480 RO Heavenstone Works 1 30 H. & S. Kallweit 400 SCRIMSHAW Kari 159 BOAT BUILDING D. Hoaglund 371 Everett Canoe 355 PIPES SHELL LAMPS S. Hildebrand 300 BAKER'S DOUGH A. Marks 4 RO V. Ostrow 399 E. Shank 277 H. Cruise 491 40 F & K Pearce jewelry 122 E. Koretsky wood/paper 41 Silent Steam blacksmith 123 A. Schaap ceramics Exhibitors by 42 G. Saunders jewelry 124 S. Rosenthal enamels 43 M. Goldring leather 125 M. Lyons ceramics 44 M. Klein pottery 126 S. Schonhaut s.s. fabric Booth Number 45 K. Farnham jewelry 127 R. Peleg ceramics 46 B. Williams pottery 128 D&B Giberson b. glass 47 R. Compton stoneware 129 F. Wright st. glass BUILDING 5 48 B. Palusky enamel 130 R. Jennings w. puzzles 49 R. Palusky ceramics 131 M. Dintenfass-Katz cer. Retail Days Only 50 S. Friedman weaving 132 C. Kriegman jewelry 51 J. Crouse wood 133 E. Gurrier soft sculp. 1 D. Gonzalez b. glass 52 Green Ink leather 134 M. Temple wood toys 2 M & H Cohen ceramics 53 J. Lindsay batik 135 J. Davidson jewelry 3 J. Silver leather 54 D. Avery ceramics 136 Adasko Huberman batik 4 A. Marks pipes 55 S. Moore furniture 137 Guilfoyle Higgins s. sculp. 5 D. Blue pottery 56 J. Sinauer pottery 138 H. Gaber jewelry 6 M. Wood jewelry 57 S. Balegno metalsmith 139 M. Lindquist wood 7 W. Martin music instru. 58 D. Amidon woodcarving 140 Mark L indquist wood 8 G. Reeves leather 59 T. Sandretto jewelry 141 R. Chandler leather 9 J. Greene weaving 60 E. Sturgeon clay 142 W. Huntley wood toys 10 A. Caperna wood toys 61 N & B Briggs clay bead/jewel. 143 D. Mann batiks 1 1 K. Shaw ceramics 62 K. Kushner leather 144 K. Mayberger weaving 12 G. Whitney cloisonne 63 Sherman/Rausch jewelry 145 P. Resnik wood 13 J. McBride weaving 64 J. McNally weaving/fiber 146 L. LiVoIsi b. glass 14 L & M Hendricks wood 65 L. Adams pottery 147 J&S Eck fiber 15 J. Cantor jewelry 66 B. Harwood batik 16 O. Marris weaving 67 D. Halsey pottery 17 S. Goewey weaving 68 D. Bacharach metal/wood BUILDING 3 18 J. Ricklis clothing 69 M. Wolff fiber 148 N. Freeman b. glass 19 W. Glasner b. glass 70 M. Soles jewelry 20 B. Bennett b. glass 149 B. Nodal ceramics 71 H. Greenwald leather 150 J. Nadal b. glass 21 T. Terry jewelry 72 P. Krusch iron/metal 151 R. Cronin jewelry 22 L. Wilensky porcelain 73 J. Hemsi jewelry 152 F. Wiesener stoneware/macr. 23 L. Thor weaving 74 B. Newman soft sculp. 153 Otner, Botner jewelry 24 H. Boyer wood 75 S & B Richards pewter 25 D. Lachowich quilts 154 A. Shepps enamels 26 J. Kaplan pottery 155 J. Bond leather 27 E. Heber cloisonne BUILDING 4 156 C. McLain jewelry 28 R. Voake wood toys 157 L. Suss weaving 29 C. Tripp weaving 76 J. Simpson b. glass 158 A. McCulloch pottery 30 B. Dallinger pottery 77 L. Ball handweaving 159 K. Lonning baskets/w. puzzle 31 M. Roy jewelry 78 A&T Ambrosina jewelry 160 R&S Farrell ceramics 79 S. Endleman pottery 161 L. Harley-Forman jewelry 80 B. Amado leather 162 G&M Bonnema pottery Wholesale Days Only 81 P. Gilman porcelain 163 I. Futral jewelry 82 J Hand/B Moskowitz jewelry 164 E. D'Arrigo ceramics 1 N. Jurs pottery 83 L. Croton ceramics 165 N. Wines-DeWan weaving 2 T. Kekic b. glass 84 C. Garthwaite jewelry 166 B. Liberty leather 3 P. Bacon weaving 85 D. Manley music instru. 167 R&E Schlag pottery 4 M. Blake pottery 86 J. Coutoupis leather 168 D. Yurman jewelry/buckles 5 J. Meyer jewelry 87 L&R Dimm ceramics 169 L. Voiers crochet/weav. 6 V. Beckerhoff macrame 88 B. Kahn jewelry 170 A. Toepfer jewelry 7 R. Schmitz ceramics 89 J. Jessiman pottery 171 D. King batik/fiber 8 W & M Fretz jewelry 90 Pahaka jewelry 172 M. Sequenzia macrame 9 R. Roberge pottery 91 C. Winika soft, sculpt. 173 L. Brantley leather 10 M. Cusack applique 92 J. Axel ceramics 174 N. Rosenblum jewelry 1 1 D. Gottheim ceramics 93 Krupp & Bryan jewelry 175 R. Forrest ceramics 12 K. Tinkel jewelry 94 M. Pavlik b. glass 176 W. Bargsten claywork 13 D. Kariher wood 95 Hickory Grove Studio cer. 177 C. Speers ceramics 14 B. Schaff pottery 96 M. Costa crochet/fiber 178 J. Evans candles 15 N. Larcomb weaving 97 A. Magdanz b. glass 179 T. White pottery 16 R. Bloom pottery 98 D. Sassi pottery 180 H. Hosking enamels/copper 17 J & J Westpfahl wood toys 99 Green Mountain C.C. weav. 181 J. Habbersett wood 18 A. Dion jewelry 100 A. Sti rt wood turning 182 A. Hobbs weaving 19 A. Reed b. glass 101 G. Arentzen jewelry 183 J. Heller jewel./ceramics 20 S. Shames ceramics 102 R. Zellner ceramics 184 T. Fuller leather 21 M. Feno ceramics 103 D. Muller leather 185 P. Littlefield sculp, weav. 22 J. Engebretson b. glass 104 R. Elozva ceramics 186 A. Littlefield ceramics 23 N. Barrett jewelry 105 B. Conover weaving 187 C. Linton jewelry 24 K. Gough jewelry 106 B. Heise metal sculp. 188 E. Fox pottery 25 N. Krinsky batik 107 N. Cahana ceramics 189 Lane/Litchman jewelry 26 D. Sanders jewelry 108 D. Schnepel wood 190 K. Stabilit pottery 27 A. Zimmerman porcelain 109 R&S Coppelman jewelry 191 J. Zeltsman furniture 28 Pollack/Myrman jewelry 1 10 S. Wechsler raku pottery 192 J. Tifft fiber arts 29 E. Boggis wood 111 C. Kirschner batik 193 J. Bailey ceramics 30 L. Bull fiber 1 1 2 S&H Rogers jewelry/metal 194 G. Kunze st. glass 31 C. Sevick pottery 1 13 G. Thiewes b. glass 195 T. Adams pottery 32 D. Yellen clay/fibre 114 B. Sedestrom ceramics 196 C. Adell jewelry 33 G. Nemiroff jewelry 1 15 M. Moore soft sculp. 197 L. James weaving 34 B. Ross pottery 1 1 6 A. Willner wood 198 T. Hickam puzzles 35 Land of Zebu leather 1 17 D. Willner crochet 199 L. Wicklund ceramics 36 K. Madsen pottery 1 18 J. Hammel enamels 200 K&K Plunkett jewelry 37 M. Bakst st. glass 119 B. Bean ceramics 201 R. Burke pottery 38 C. Bell fiber sculp. 120 C. Schwartzott weaving 202 S. Fellerman b. glass 39 E. H'arkness pottery 121 R. Dean jewelry 203 M. Kovach furniture 204 Eagle Arts quilts/jewel. 283 A. Argiro b. glass 362 N. Latourelle wood 205 J & P Prip. jewelry 284 B. Anderson jewelry 363 C. Karhi fabric design 206 K. Phillips st. glass 285 W. Riker b. glass 364 L. Agoliati 207 P. Johnson jewelry 286 M. Karolyl ceramics 208 R. Becker pottery 287 J. Schwalb jewelry TENT 4 209 W. Raab wood 288 P. Richardson sculp, jewel. 210 S. Cohan metal 289 G. Gardner blacksmithing 365 W. Barry sandcast 211 M. Lloyd leather/jewel. 290 U. Lepasaar mosaic jewel. 366 F. Liban enamels/jewelry 212 L. Hoch weaving 291 M. Babey leather 367 A. Judge ceramics 213 J&L Briggs wood 292 L. DeLuccia jewelry 368 L. Demme crochet 214 E&R Anibal jewelry 293 M. Yokum raku pottery 369 J. Colquhoun silverwork 215 Lowry/Breisch pottery 294 H. Minnig jewel/enameling 370 R. Deeble pottery/glass 216 G. Medema wooden toys 295 Gilmore/Coover ceramics 371 D. Hoaglund ivory/scrimshaw/jewl 217 M. Zelmanoff jewelry 372 J. Sedeski leather 218 T. Greenleaf b. glass TENT 2 373 L. Bermont jewelry 219 P&M Butler wood, fabric 374 S. Biondo lamps/w/macrame 296 L. Rathbone leather 375 T. Gastler wood 297 F. Byrne jewelry/metals BUILDING 2 376 N. Marchand pottery 298 P. Greenblatt wood toys 377 E. Samuel lost wax jewelry 220 B. Todorof pottery 299 Schillereff's Bovine leather 378 L. Hilt macrame 221 D. Marbet macramè 300 S. Hildebrand pipes 379 C. Warren toys 222 H. Barrett jewelry 301 S. Flynn jewelry 380 A. Kraus ceramics 223 L. Riley pottery 302 RJ Casper ceramics 381 S. Millard tin-can art 224 M. Lynch weaving 303 D. Schreiner jewelry 382 T. Costello silversmithing 225 T. Raredon metal 304 S. N. Katz pottery 383 J. Horstmann wood turnings 226 B. Young leather 305 W. White metalwork 384 Tucker Toys wooden toys 227 G. Wilder ceramics 306 L. Lord basketry/puppets 385 I. Spivak handweaving 228 O. Sheedy weaving, fibre 307 V. Friedman coiled pottery 386 R. Kling leather 229 T. Davis jewelry 308 C. Hartstone jewelry 387 R. Hoban pottery 230 L. Erdberg jewelry 309 W. Node I pottery 388 E. Gallant jewelry 231 V. Rousseff soft sculp. 310 H. Leberfeld jewelry 389 G. Appleman ceramics 232 C. Tekverk leather 311 S. Kelemen macramè 390 C. Saunders clothing 233 Kraus/Risner jewelry 312 S. Sugarman leather 391 L&C Glasson ceramic jewel. 234 C&S Chandler-Worth pottery 3 1 3 D&J Cook jewelry 392 S. Fleisher wood 235 K. Mathers musical inst. 314 C. Fornari weaving 393 J. Ranagan handweaving 236 Schutz/lngber soft sculp. 315 L. Ephraim pottery 394 K. Gerstl jewelry 237 T. Mann jewelry 316 P. Kwasniewski wood 395 W. Cumpiano music instrm. 238 T. Keller porcelain 317 N. Moore jewelry 396 J. Johnston pottery 239 D. Musson leather 318 A. Pincus batiks 397 K. Bray jewelry 240 DCrG Taggart weaving 319 K. MacBride jewelry 398 C. Pannucci quilts/fiber 241 P. Danko woodwork 320 D. Freeman leather 399 V. Ostrow shell lamps 242 N. Trimble jewelry 321 C. Saler jewelry 400 H&S Kallweit toys 243 S. Segal ceramic sculp. 322 B. Godfrey trapunto 401 R. Pollack ceramics 244 M&H Knipe jewelry 323 S. Csipke weaving 402 J. Wortis weaving 245 J. Solins leather 324 D. Reif jewelry 403 Daunis jewel/hoi Iowa re 246 B. Levinson jewelry 325 D. Wessel pottery 404 M. Coplin porcelain 247 S. Levinson brass reliefs 326 C. Ogilvie weaving 405 D. Feiner jewelry 327 P. Dietz jewelry 406 C. Fenicchia ceramics TENT 1 328 N. Rial quilts/fiber 407 M. Galligan jewelry 329 E. Posilkin jewelry 408 A. Schonbrun ceramics 248 Jacktown Potters 330 S. Davidson fiber 409 T. Halsey batik/weave. 249 Bourgeois/Weiler leather 331 B & H Killeen st. glass 410 B. Guyot pewter 250 J. Copp jewelry 332 J. Doubleday metal 411 A. Pitlick fiber 251 A. Shattuck pottery 333 H. Goodman wood toys 412 E. Lennard jewelry 252 P. Perry woodworking 334 M. Leininger jewelry 413 M. Biello ceramics 253 S. Silberberg pottery 335 C. Chase weaving 414 B. Whittington quilts 254 G. Landua dolls 336 R. Denker knives 415 L. Fitzgerald jewelry 255 M. Gordon pottery 337 D. Cornett pottery 416 J. Crocker music instrm. 256 A. Manburg macramè jewl. 338 T. Thompson jewelry 417 J. Sunkowski pottery 257 T. Phillips b. glass 339 M. Seldin leather 418 R. Miller b. glass 258 J. Koster sculp/jewl. 340 Toth/Level jewelry/metal 419 C. Anspach jewelry 259 J. Javna/Real Good Toys 341 T. Barrett sheepskin clothes 420 C. Mitchell pottery 260 E. Vigoda pottery 342 S. Schulz jewelry 421 J. Hylan batik 261 Webb/Weiss jewelry 343 R. Schulkind pottery 422 Copaesthetic toys 262 R. Darwall weav/crochet 344 M. I nee wood sculp. 423 P. DeVore jewelry 263 C. Eastes batik 424 H. Power pottery 264 Tanzer/Barker jewelry TENT 3 425 J. Sayre iron/brass 265 M. Garfinkel weaving 426 R. Balkin jewelry 266 J. Schietinger ceramics 345 T. Piker pottery 427 R. Micznik glass 267 M. Phillips weaving 346 D. Horowitz weaving 428 S. Bloodworth ceramics 268 T. Countey jewelry 347 T. Grannis jewel./metals 429 M. Lizzack metalsmith 269 P. Siegel jewelry 348 S. Rosenberg blacksmithing 430 D. Heger ceramics 270 M. Gangi weav/basketry 349 G. Miller wood 431 A. Robbins dollhs mini 271 D. Lortz st. glass 350 D. Zindman pottery 432 K. Weston jewelry 272 D. Stamper sheepskin 351 J. Hull batik 433 P. Bramhall glass 273 J. Roy s.s. cards/prints 352 D. Berger wood toys 434 B. Cabiles wood 274 T. Monder jewelry 353 K. Goldstrom ceramics 435 S. Vohr leather 275 F. Rutkovsky weaving 354 K. Berti-Rarewala jewelry 436 P. Hoffman jewelry 276 R. Garfinkel pottery 355 E. Smith boatbuilding 437 N. Roselli ceramics 277 E. Shank pipes/wood 356 T. McLaughlin iron work 278 B. Kravitt leather 357 B&J Gutcheon quilts TENT 5 279 C. Nixon quilted wall hang. 358 Rosenberg/Andersen jewelry Wholesale Days Only 280 A. Rosenzweig feather creat. 359 Schackner/Conklin wood 281 K. Rhodes pottery 360 A. Pickett weaving 441 E. Stephens jewelry 282 N. Meeker ceramics 361 M. Seeger pottery 442 A. Hazlett pottery 443 R. Hallett jewelry Entire Fair 480 D. Vanty walk, sticks RO 444 ASHnatko st. glass 481 P & L Gardner leather RO 445 K. Zelus jewelry 456 E. Gumer ceramics 482 P.. Jones ceramics RO 457 G. Ulrich kites/banners 446 D. Mauer wood 483 438 D. Deihl flutes 447 M. Cochran/G. Stevens cer. 484 R. Woo ceramics RO 439 S. Fenton weaving 484 D. Bump wood sculp. WO 448 E. MacDonald ceramics 440 G. Miller macramè, jewel. 449 C. Lindgren pottery 485 A. Rodgers pottery RO 450 486 S. Goewey pottery RO 451 E. Surbeck batik OUTSIDE SPACES 452 G. Williams ceramic sculp. 458 D. Rosse wood TENT 6 453 J. Besnard jewelry 459 K. Barber pottery 454 P. Carey-Sullivan weaving 460 B. Clarkson tinsmith 487 T. Mulligan wood turning 455 461 E. Richardson ceramics 488 P. Twycross-Reed weaving 462 G. Zuss bookbinding 489 S. Zeitlin enamels Retail Days Only 463 S. Schiffer pottery 490 K. Cunningham weaving 464 G. Podlish jewelry 491 H. Cruise ceramics/bakers dough 441 M. Miller quilt/batik 465 492 1. Graham app.1 /quilting 442 G. Wilson porcel. dolls 466 P. Happny blacksmith 493 S. Machamer jewelry 443 B. Newman music/instru. 467 D. Mann pottery 494 R & M Curtin leather 444 S. Levine woodworking 468 R. Kelly music instru. 495 Jennison feather jewelry 445 C. Wawrzynek pottery 469 B. Bartol pottery 496 S. Amos ceramics 446 S. Strait pewterware 470 D. Hurwitz blacksmith 497 B. Clark jewelry 447 Quillow Toys wooden 471 M Polansky jewelry 498 D. Torrance-Bishop batik 448 Yarrow/Burch leather 472 L. Mahony leather 499 C. Fenicchia clay 449 J. Wall woodworking 473 Riverworks leather 500 M O'Shea weaving 450 C. Hart basketry 474 Fis her/Kingsland wind bells 501 W Dorf leather furniture/acc. 451 S. Machamer jewel/metal 475 R. Crystal ceramics 502 S. Donath jewelry 452 D. Glymph w. toys/dollh. 476 Armadillo & Co. jewelry 503 J. Joseph weaving 453 R. Brown-Canfield embroid. 477 D. Zack metal 506 D. Gelband jewelry 454 D. Bernstein nutcrackers 478 N. Surving pottery 504 K. Harward ceramics 455 E. Berger weaving 479 G. Orthey music instru. 505 N. Lyons weaving TALCOTTVILLE MASSACHUSETTS CRAFT ROUTES II / Harriet Kaufman, A Directory of Anna Bonk / Route 83 / 06066 / (203) AGAWAM 649-1766 THRONJA ART GALLERY / Janice S. Throne/South End Bridge Circle/01101/ Craft Shops WESTPORT (413) 739-6209 THE COBWEB / Betty P. Neal/16 Avery AMHERST Place/06880/(203) 227-2478 EARTHWARES/Bob & Randee Stern/103 Galleries N. Pleasant Street / 01 002/ (413) 256- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 8810 The Northeast Craft Fair would like to thank the craft shops and galleries listed AMHERST below for their support of this publica- WASHINGTON THE LEATHER SHED/Donald W. Muller/ tion. We have not been able to visit the CRAFTSMEN OF CHELSEA COURT/ 199 N. Pleasant Street / 01002/(41 3) shops and, therefore, cannot give general Maxine Brown / 2909 M Street, N.W. / 253-9604 endorsement to them; their listing in this 20007/(202) 338-4588 directory is not intended to be interpreted BREWSTER as such. We hope the shops listed in your WASHINGTON THE SPECTRUM OF AMERICAN ART- vicinity meet your expectations. For fur- THE MIDNIGHT SUN / Arthur & Allye ISTS AND CRAFTSMEN/Robert E. Libby/ ther information and hours call or write Kranish/ 1 700 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W./ Old King's Highway/02631 / (61 7) 385- the specific gallery or shop. 20006/(202) 296-7733 3322

WASHINGTON CHESTNUT HILL COLORADO THE TIFFANY TREE / E. L. Garfinkle / HIGH STREET OF BOSTON — GIFTS / 3112 M Street, N.W./20007/333-4323 W. T. Hunter/P.O. Box 161/02167 ASPEN U.S. CUSTOMS/Bruce & Maureen Geiss/ DENNIS PORT Box 10923, 415 E. Hyman / 81611 / DELAWARE HANDSCAPES / Diane Lafrenaye Thi- 1-(303)-925-5642 bault/Rte. 28, 148 Main Street/02639/ NEWARK (617) 394-6657 GRASSROOTS HANDCRAFTS / Marilyn CONNECTICUT Barnekov/39 East Main Street/1 971 1 / EAST ORLEANS 453-9751 MEETINGHOUSE BARN/Albert M. Kauf- BRIDGEPORT man/Main Street (next to Post Office)/ STRAWBERRY PATCH / Sandra Rosen- 02643/255-9765 berg/1718 Capitol Ave. / 06604/(203) FLORIDA 333-8850 GREAT BARRINGTON ST. AUGUSTINE WONDERFUL THINGS/Lucille Tanguay/ EAST LYME RESTORATION AREA POTTERY 232 Stockbridge Road / 01230 / (413) RAINBOW'S END GIFTS/Anne S. Kara- WORKS/Frank Talarico/46V2 Cuna St., 528-2473 margin/132 Boston Post Road / 06333/ P.O. Box 796/32084/(904) 824-8662 739-8353 HADLEY GREENWICH SKERA/Eve Eisman/104 Russell Street, ALENA / Alena Zinn / 20 West Putnam HAWAII (Rte. 9) /01 035/ (413) 586-4563 Avenue/06830/(203) 869-0934 HONOLULU LEOMINSTER MOODUS FOLLOWING SEA/Michael Gibson/1441 BLANCHFLOWERS/David De Carolis/77 DOWN ON THE FARM / Ken Simon / Kapiolani Blvd./96814/ (808) 955-7516 Allen Street/01453/(617) 537-2262 Banner Road/06469/(203) 873-8437 NEWTON MT. CARMEL ILLINOIS THE WEAVER'S STORE, INC. / Phyllis CURRENT CRAFTS / Robert L. Evans / Cohen / 271 Auburn St./021 66/(61 7) 3208 Whitney Avenue/0651 8/1 - (203) - CHICAGO 965-4089 288-9868 GREEN HOUSE/James Whetstone, Marv- in Berns/ 104 East Oak Street/60611/ NORTHAMPTON MYSTIC (312) 787-9773 ARTISANS CO-OPERATIVE/Deidre Boni- MYSTIC RIVER GUILD/Patricia Camp/ faz/62 Green Street/01060/(41 3) 584- 13 Water Street / 06355 / (203) 536- 6688 WILMETLE 3232 ARTISAN SHOP/Lila Goddard/Plaza del NEW HAVEN Lago, 1515 Sheridan Rd./60091 / (312) PETER INDORF CONTEMPORARY 251-3775 MICHIGAN JEWELRY DESIGN/288 Vi York Street/ SAGINAW 06511/(203) 776-4833 MAINE GALLERIA INT. LTD./Lucy Weiss/1911 NEW HAVEN Wieneke Road/48603/799-1982 PACIFIC GALLERY / Linda Shen / 1 1 28 STONINGTON Chapel Street/0651 1/(203) 787-2645 GREEN HEAD FORGE / Jack & Harriet Hemenway/Old Quarry Road/04681/ NEW HAMPSHIRE NEW MILFORD THE SILO/Ruth Henderson/Upland Rd., CENTER SANDWICH RFD #3/06776/(203) 355-0300 MARYLAND AYOTTES' DESIGNERY / Robert Ayotte/ Route 113/03227/(603) 284-6915 NEW MILFORD ANNAPOLIS VOLTAIRE'S SHOP & GALLERY / Paul SALEM Voltaire / U.S. 7 at Route 37, RFD 2 / PORT SIDE/Peg and Ron Swartout/153 Main Street/21 146/(301) 268-8841 THREE SISTERS / Jo Mika / 54 North 06776/(203) 354-4200 Broadway/03079/898-7432 OLD LYME BALTIMORE WENTWORTH PFEIFFER CLOISONNE / Whippoorwill HANDS OF MAN / Edie Brown / 1709 BERNIER STUDIO & THE BOUTIQUE / Road/06371/(203) 434-5621 Reisterstown Road / 21 208/ (301) 484- 21 14 Carol Ann Bernier / Route 25 / 03282 / STAMFORD (603) 764-5720 THE QUEST FOR HANDCRAFTS / Ruth TAKOMA PARK A. 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