Sale! Regular Price $27.50 Now $20.50 by Seymour and Violet Altman Buffalo pottery is constantly growing in popularity as a collectible. This documentary volume preserves all available background information and lists and pictures many of the...[more]

Spring 2000 kicks off a series of articles on collecting with a profile of a family that lives with wonderful Arts and Crafts furniture and pottery every day. A compact guest house graces an original Heineman and Heineman Craftsman, and readers' renovations take us to a...[more]

Fall 2000 showcases additional wonderful Arts and Crafts collections, including that of the Elbert Hubbard-Roycroft Museum, as well as pieces on plein air painting and matte green art pottery. Other features cover researching your home's history and a spectacularly renovated...[more]

Love those museum-quality collections but don’t have a budget for them in your own home? In this issue we feature tips on collecting hand-painted Arts and Crafts china with prices that begin at $25, and decorating a house with flea market antiques. Feel like traveling? The...[more]

In Issue No. 36, we visit the bungalow neighborhoods of Milwaukee and step inside one of that town’s storybook cottages for a glimpse at an eclectic interior with great style. Out West, homeowners in Bellingham, Wash., team up to research and celebrate their homes. And a...[more]

Issue No. 37 offers a great mix of projects, from an airplane bungalow unmuddling in California and rehabs of twin homes in Wisconsin, to fine handmade furniture from three craftsman woodworkers. A wonderful collection of paintings, furniture and pottery is showcased in a...[more]

Sale! Regular Price $29.95 Now $22.50 by Martin Eidelberg This book was prepared for an exhibition held at Christies New York in the summer of 1987. The 200 pieces of American art pottery were selected from private collections of American Ceramic...[more]

Sale! Regular Price $24.95 Now $17.95 by David Rago Along with Suzanne Sliker and American Bungalow contributor David Rudd, the author focuses on collecting art pottery, metalwork, Mission furniture and period lighting. The team tells how to...[more]