James M Lawson Collection
James M. Lawson, a master craftsman of the early 20th century, left an indelible mark on the world of design with his exquisite creations
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James M. Lawson, a master craftsman of the early 20th century, left an indelible mark on the world of design with his exquisite creations. One glance at his Mirror - Chippendale Style from 1937 reveals his meticulous attention to detail and unrivaled craftsmanship. The ornate carvings and elegant lines make it a true work of art. Lawson's talent extended beyond mirrors, as evidenced by his Powder Horn also created in 1937. This intricately carved piece showcases his ability to transform simple objects into stunning works that captivate the eye. Not limited to woodwork alone, Lawson's Doll Carriage demonstrates his versatility as an artist. Crafted in 1937, this miniature carriage is a testament to both functionality and beauty – a perfect gift for any child or collector. His creativity knew no bounds, evident in the Woven Coverlet he crafted in 1937. The intricate patterns and vibrant colors woven together create a textile masterpiece that adds warmth and charm to any space. In addition to decorative pieces, Lawson also excelled in creating functional items such as the Whale Oil Lamp from 1938. Its delicate glass construction combined with its practical purpose makes it both visually appealing and useful. Attention to detail was paramount for Lawson, even when crafting seemingly mundane objects like the Attic Door Latch or Combination Latch / Lock from 1936. These small yet essential components showcase his commitment to quality craftsmanship throughout every aspect of design. Organizational solutions were not overlooked either; Lawson's Comb and Brush Rack from 1936 exemplifies simplicity paired with elegance – a stylish way to keep grooming essentials organized while adding flair to any vanity or bathroom space. Even door hinges became works of art under Lawson's skilled hands; each hinge meticulously crafted in 1936 reflects both durability and aesthetic appeal – proof that even everyday items can be elevated through thoughtful design.