Call Number (LC) Title Results
NK810 .S6 1982 Elegant embellishments : furnishings from New England homes, 1660-1860 / 1
NK810 .S65 2003 Cherished possessions : a New England legacy / 1
NK810 .S76 1988 Stories to tell : the narrative impulse in contemporary New England folk art / 1
NK810 .W6 An exhibition of contemporary New England handicrafts : Worcester art museum, October 14 to December 26, l943. 1
NK810 .W65 2006 An observant eye : the Thoreau collection at the Concord Museum / 1
NK810.5 .B37 The folk tradition : early arts and crafts of the Susquehanna Valley / 1
NK811 .B76p Mississippi river craft show : [biennial exhibition]. 1
NK811 .E38 1937 Handicrafts of the Southern highlands ; with an account of the rural handicraft movement in the United States and suggestions for the wider use of handicrafts in adult education and in recreation / 1
NK811 .L86 The Luminary : the newsletter of the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts. 1
NK811 .M67 Southern antiques & folk art / 1
NK811 .M87 1991 The regional arts of the early South : a sampling from the collection of the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts / 1
NK811 .S682 1996 Southern arts and crafts : 1890-1940 / 1
NK811 .S85 1972 Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts / 1
NK811 .W56 1970 Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts : in Old Salem, Winston-Salem, North Carolina / 1
NK811 .W56 1979 The Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts : a collection of Southern furniture, paintings, ceramics, textiles, and metalware /
Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts : in Old Salem, Winston-Salem, North Carolina / 		2
NK814 .E2 Handicrafts of the Southern highlands ; with an account of the rural handicraft movement in the United States and suggestions for the wider use of handicrafts in adult education and in recreation / 1
NK818 .C4p Six West : an exhibition for artist-craftsmen and designers. Feb. 28 - Mar. 28, 1970. 1
NK818 .E9p Mid-states craft exhibition. 1
NK818 .P56p American folk art from the Ozarks to the Rockies. 1
NK824 .B57 1990 Artists at work : twenty-five glassmakers, ceramists, and jewelers / 1