You aren't signed in     Sign In    Help

Wisconsin Decorative Arts uses Flickr – so can you!

Flickr is a great way to stay in touch with people and explore the world. It's free and fun!

X
pretty lat/long

Carved "ale hen" signed by Martin Lien Moen, possibly Jackson County, Wisconsin, 1870.

Hand-carved figurine used as a cigarette and match holder, David E. Wachter, Milwaukee, 1904.

Barrel-front corner cupboard attributed to Aslak Olsen Lie, Klevenville, Dane County, Wisconsin, ca. 1855-1860.

Carved "ale hen" signed by Martin Lien Moen, possibly Jackson County, Wisconsin, 1870. by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

Collected in Jackson County, Wisconsin, this form is a traditional Norwegian drinking vessel known...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Oct 28, 2009

0 comments

Hand-carved figurine used as a cigarette and match holder, David E. Wachter, Milwaukee, 1904. by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

Woodcarver and sculptor David E. Wachter was born in Bavaria in 1837 and came to Milwaukee around...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Oct 28, 2009

0 comments

Barrel-front corner cupboard attributed to Aslak Olsen Lie, Klevenville, Dane County, Wisconsin, ca. 1855-1860. by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

According to family tradition, cabinetmaker Aslak Olsen Lie made this cupboard as a wedding gift for...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Oct 28, 2009

0 comments

Cross stitch sampler, Margaret Miekel, Hartford, Washington County, Wisconsin, 1845.

"Housewife" (sewing case) used by Ammi Doubleday Hawks, Delafield, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, probably ca. 1860-1865.

Horn-handled carving set, Carving set, F. A. Seaver, Lake Mills, Wisconsin, ca. 1875-1900.

Cross stitch sampler, Margaret Miekel, Hartford, Washington County, Wisconsin, 1845. by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

This framed cross stich sampler features two alphabets, one set of numbers, various initials, two...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Oct 18, 2009  |  Map

0 comments

"Housewife" (sewing case) used by Ammi Doubleday Hawks, Delafield, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, probably ca. 1860-1865. by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

This sewing kit or "housewife" was used by Ammi Hawks. Born in New York in 1834, he came...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Oct 18, 2009  |  Map

0 comments

Horn-handled carving set, Carving set, F. A. Seaver, Lake Mills, Wisconsin, ca. 1875-1900. by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

Born in Vermont in 1822, Frederick A. Seaver settled in Lake Mills, Jefferson County, in 1845, where...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Oct 18, 2009  |  Map

0 comments

Yarn bag, possibly Ho-Chunk, Wisconsin, 1840-1880

Basswood fiber bag, Ojibwe, northern Wisconsin, nineteenth century

Pipe tomahawk, Joseph Jourdain, Green Bay, Wisconsin, 1800-1835

Yarn bag, possibly Ho-Chunk, Wisconsin, 1840-1880 by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

Historian Andrew Hunter Whiteford attributed this finger-woven yarn storage bag to the Ho-Chunk...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Mar 16, 2009  |  Map

0 comments

Basswood fiber bag, Ojibwe, northern Wisconsin, nineteenth century by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

This storage bag was created with a hand-weaving technique known as finger-twining. The earliest...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Mar 16, 2009  |  Map

0 comments

Pipe tomahawk, Joseph Jourdain, Green Bay, Wisconsin, 1800-1835 by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

This pipe tomahawk is marked with an inlaid copper cresent moon, the signature mark of blacksmith...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Mar 16, 2009

0 comments

Ornamental penmanship in frame, E. E. N. Lee, Forward, Dane County, Wisconsin, ca. 1890-1900

Vase hand-painted by Hazel Miller Hanneman, Mount Horeb, Wisconsin, ca. 1917-1930

Engraved powder horn attributed to William Sweet, Chautauqua County, New York or Town of Springdale, Dane County, Wisconsin, ca. 1840-1860

Ornamental penmanship in frame, E. E. N. Lee, Forward, Dane County, Wisconsin, ca. 1890-1900 by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

This calligraphy motto, which reads "There is No Place like Home" is hand-lettered in...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Jan 15, 2009  |  Map

0 comments

Vase hand-painted by Hazel Miller Hanneman, Mount Horeb, Wisconsin, ca. 1917-1930 by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

Like many late nineteenth and early twentieth-century Wisconsin women artists, Hazel Miller Hanneman...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Jan 15, 2009  |  Map

0 comments

Engraved powder horn attributed to William Sweet, Chautauqua County, New York or Town of Springdale, Dane County, Wisconsin, ca. 1840-1860 by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

William Sweet purchased land in the Town of Springdale, Dane County, Wisconsin in 1853 and brought...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Jan 15, 2009  |  Map

0 comments

Tramp art stand associated with the Mount Horeb, Wisconsin area, ca. 1900

Hair receiver ornamented with pyrography, Mount Horeb, Wisconsin, 1912

Light bulb with crocheted cover attributed to Elizabeth Beaty Nace McNaul, Town of Vermont, Dane County, Wisconsin, ca. 1900-1935

Tramp art stand associated with the Mount Horeb, Wisconsin area, ca. 1900 by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

This small stand is made up of a lattice of small strips of wood whittled into points, a style...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Dec 22, 2008  |  Map

0 comments

Hair receiver ornamented with pyrography, Mount Horeb, Wisconsin, 1912 by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

Women in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries used covered dishes like this one, known as...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Dec 22, 2008  |  Map

0 comments

Light bulb with crocheted cover attributed to Elizabeth Beaty Nace McNaul, Town of Vermont, Dane County, Wisconsin, ca. 1900-1935 by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

A light bulb is refashioned into a hot air balloon in this hanging whimsy or decorative ornament....

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Dec 22, 2008  |  Map

0 comments

Spinning wheel, Frank Fell, Mayville, Wisconsin, 1905-1935

Framed hair wreath associated with the Bath family, Mayville, Wisconsin, 1894

Splint basket attributed to Elmer Kelm, Mayville, Wisconsin, probably mid-twentieth century

Spinning wheel, Frank Fell, Mayville, Wisconsin, 1905-1935 by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

In their 1982 survey of Wisconsin spinning wheel makers, Victor and Patricia Hilts stated that...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Dec 2, 2008  |  Map

0 comments

Framed hair wreath associated with the Bath family, Mayville, Wisconsin, 1894 by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

Fashioning elaborate wreaths from the hair of family members and friends was a type...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Dec 2, 2008  |  Map

0 comments

Splint basket attributed to Elmer Kelm, Mayville, Wisconsin, probably mid-twentieth century by Wisconsin Decorative Arts

This basket is based on a two-hoop frame construction. The vertical hoop--a bent branch--forms the...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Dec 2, 2008  |  Map

0 comments


< Prev 1 2 3 4
(66 items)
Subscribe to a feed of stuff on this page... Subscribe to Wisconsin Decorative Arts' photostream – Latest | geoFeed | KML
Add to My Yahoo!