Christopher Dresser (1834-1904): Made by Hukin and Heath: An Electroplated Decanter, circa 1880 (estimate: 5,000-7,000 plus buyers premium), 20 th Century Design Sale, 4 th October Despite working at the same time as William Morris, and both aiming to make beautiful objects accessible to all, the two men were diametrically opposed in their outlook: working in the age of mechanisation, Dresser strove to create aesthetically pleasing, utilitarian domestic ware that could be mass produced by new industrial processes, whereas Morris championed the individual craftsman, taking inspiration from the work of Medieval makers in his Arts and Crafts movement
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To make the most of your arts and crafts night, consider setting up a crafting station with all the supplies youll need, or ask your friends to bring some supplies