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Read this fascinating a blog post about Guild Member Sarah Pulvertaft by Isabelle Fish is the founder of Rue Pigalle, and a curator of jewelry relationships.

‘Darfoni Pocket Wireless Communicator’ A collaboration between Guglielmo Marconi and Alan Turing might have produced this Edwardian mobile telephone, complete with bell, digital key-pad, individual squelch and volume controls, and…

Digital print artist Christopher Noble, has once again been included in the Duoro International Print Biennal by invitation only, to represent England. Chis has sent two specially created large format…

Emily-Kriste Wilcox won an award!  She is so excited that she has been awarded “Best Ceramics and Painting Studio 2020”.  This is in the West Midlands category of the UK…

Guild Member Liz Harding has been entertaining herself by using a box of discarded and cut up work and pieces of painted fabric to make a patchwork hanging to give…

Helen Newman – Tales from the Guild  In 1969 I became interested in the idea of making very large scale fashion accessories from sheet metal and with a sculptural quality…

‘Arkington’s Steam Pico-Brewery’ This device roundly trumps another batch of untrustworthy tradesmen in the continuing campaign to improve the lot of the wealthy Edwardian middle-class: this time it’s the turn…

LOT is a collaborative project between three makers: Guild member and jeweller Sarah Pulvertaft, Jed Green (jewellery) and Beatrice Mayfield (embroidery). Their work as individual makers is connected through the…