Ernest A Towers Jr Collection
Ernest A Towers Jr: Master Craftsman of Timeless Artistry Step into the world of Ernest A Towers Jr, a visionary creator whose craftsmanship stood the test of time
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Ernest A Towers Jr: Master Craftsman of Timeless Artistry Step into the world of Ernest A Towers Jr, a visionary creator whose craftsmanship stood the test of time. Born in the early 20th century, Towers was an artist who brought life to everyday objects with his meticulous attention to detail and unwavering passion for his craft. One of his notable creations is the Iron Porch Support, crafted in 1936. This sturdy masterpiece not only provided structural support but also added a touch of elegance to any porch it adorned. Towers' genius extended beyond practicality as seen in his Wooden Indian Chief from 1937. With intricate carvings and lifelike features, this piece captured the spirit and heritage of Native American culture. In 1939, Towers showcased his versatility with the Sewing Holder - a functional yet aesthetically pleasing accessory that elevated sewing sessions to an art form. His creativity knew no bounds as he ventured into textile design with the Appliqued Coverlet - Tree Design in 1936. The delicate tree motifs woven into this coverlet transformed it into a work of art fit for display. Towers' talent extended even to toys and collectibles. The Doll Coach from 1937 exuded charm and whimsy while providing endless hours of imaginative play for children lucky enough to own one. Paired perfectly with it was the Doll Parasol from 1938 – a miniature umbrella that protected dolls from imaginary rain showers. His artistic prowess wasn't limited to playful creations alone; he also excelled at crafting exquisite household items such as the Possum Pitcher (c. 1938), Silver Coffee Pot (c. 1937), and Crockery Pitcher (c. 1938). These pieces blended functionality with beauty seamlessly, making them cherished heirlooms passed down through generations. As time marched on during World War II, Towers adapted by creating the Bulls Eye Hand Lantern (c.