Specializing in Stickley, Limbert, Roycroft, van Erp, Grueby, Newcomb, Rookwood,Handel lamps, plein air paintings, woodblocks, and more; fine examples of the American Arts and Crafts movement 1896-1916. NEW SHOP HOURS : SATURDAYS, 11 TO 5 AND BY APPOINTMENT. (ON HOLD DUE TO THE PANDEMIC.) ************************************************************* I AM WORKING ON A WAY TO OPEN SAFELY BY APPOINTMENT ON SATURDAYS AS WE CONTINUE TO DEAL WITH THE CURRENT HEALTH CRISIS. MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS POSSIBILITY SOON. **************** ****************** **************** This unexpected shop break will be extended for safety's sake. Keep checking the website for updates. Thanks. **************** ********************* ******************** |
Northern California women and men made some of the most beautiful objects of the Arts and Crafts period. The synergy of the metal smiths in the San Francisco Bay Area is perhaps unparalleled elsewhere in the country. Their distinctive, collective designs influenced the work of other crafters in metal all across America. Their lamps in particular were considered to be some of the best lighting being made at the time.
D'arcy Gaw, Lillian Palmer, Dirk van Erp, August Tiesselinck, Harry Dixon, Hans Jauchen, Armenac Hairenian, and Fred Brosi crafted incomparable work in copper, brass, and silver which is prized by collectors across the country. Shreve's silver was called the Tiffany of the West.
Here, by way of an introduction to new collectors, are six examples from my own collection of the metal work of Fred Brosi who worked in San Francisco. They are unique and wonderful lamps I have collected and also sold in the shop over the years. I have a particular focus on the Arts and Crafts of Northern California which includes lighting, Art Metal, Art Pottery, painting and woodcuts, and furniture and am always looking for new examples to offer in my shop.
D'arcy Gaw, Lillian Palmer, Dirk van Erp, August Tiesselinck, Harry Dixon, Hans Jauchen, Armenac Hairenian, and Fred Brosi crafted incomparable work in copper, brass, and silver which is prized by collectors across the country. Shreve's silver was called the Tiffany of the West.
Here, by way of an introduction to new collectors, are six examples from my own collection of the metal work of Fred Brosi who worked in San Francisco. They are unique and wonderful lamps I have collected and also sold in the shop over the years. I have a particular focus on the Arts and Crafts of Northern California which includes lighting, Art Metal, Art Pottery, painting and woodcuts, and furniture and am always looking for new examples to offer in my shop.
Featured Inventory
The following pieces are now priced and available for purchase. I hope to re-open the shop by appointment soon, safety permitting.....
The following pieces are now priced and available for purchase. I hope to re-open the shop by appointment soon, safety permitting.....
Rare Gustav Stickley corner cabinet, circa 1912. Original finish. double signed, paper label and burned in mark. The open construction of the upper doors with only a single muntin per door allows for clearer display of objects inside the case. It also features a small middle drawer which as far as I know is unique to this version of the firm's corner cabinets. 29" x 40" x 72". P.O.R.
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Gustav Stickley corner cupboard. P.O.R.
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Rare Limbert milkcan lamp. 20"H x 15"D. Among Limbert's best lamp designs, I'm pleased to show it. This is only the second example of this form I have been able to offer in forty plus years. In that time, I have seen less than a half dozen of these lamps. $15,000
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The Dirk van Erp Exhibition
THE DIRK VAN ERP EXHIBITION IN HOLLAND ENDED OCTOBER 28TH. YOU CAN SEE INFORMATION ABOUT IT IN THE ESSAY SECTION ON THIS SITE. IT WAS SPECIAL!
THE DIRK VAN ERP EXHIBITION IN HOLLAND ENDED OCTOBER 28TH. YOU CAN SEE INFORMATION ABOUT IT IN THE ESSAY SECTION ON THIS SITE. IT WAS SPECIAL!
The founding brick in the lightwell of the old shop on Neuwestaad.
Outside the old shop when van Erp was still apprenticing there.
A stroll along this Leeuwarden canal leads one toward the historic location of the Van Erp shop.
Isak Lindenauer
4143 19th Street
San Francisco, California
94114
415 552-6436 email: isaklindenauer@gmail.com
If you'd like to be on a list to receive updates
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you have particular "wants" to fill out your home, business,
or specific collection, please use the contact form on this
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any other pertinent information.
Copyright ©2014-2020, 2020-2025 Isak Lindenauer
4143 19th Street
San Francisco, California
94114
415 552-6436 email: isaklindenauer@gmail.com
If you'd like to be on a list to receive updates
about new inventory and special shop events, or if
you have particular "wants" to fill out your home, business,
or specific collection, please use the contact form on this
site and send me an email with your email address and
any other pertinent information.
Copyright ©2014-2020, 2020-2025 Isak Lindenauer