MADE BY HANDS. MADE IN THE UNITED STATES.

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

New Stockist!

We are very happy to announce that
Art in the Age is now carrying our
rosemary cutting board oil.

Art in the Age is a boutique & gallery space
located in Old City, Philadelphia. They have 3 spirits
& a 4th on its way this fall, that are all organic &
made in small batches.

They carry apparel, accessories, apothecary & home items.
Each product they carry follows along with their philosophy of
things being made in small batches with great craftsmanship.

We are happy to be included in their selection!

Art in the Age of Mechanical
Reproduction
116 North 3rd Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
p. 215.922.2600
e. info@artintheage.com
w. www.artintheage.com

Monday, August 6, 2012

JV Oversize Sphere


one-of-a-kind, available at MARCH

Friday, August 3, 2012

JV Hand Carved Scoops


for more information contact MARCH

Thursday, August 2, 2012

Concrete


Friday, July 20, 2012

Cherry Tools


joshua vogel sculptural kitchen tools in cherry wood

Monday, July 16, 2012

Lathe Work


joshua vogel large, open bowl

Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Friends Of Historic Kingston

We recently made our donation to Animal Kind in Hudson NY.
Thank you for all of your support, to help us support,
non-profit organizations whose cause & message we believe in.

Through our community here in Kingston, we are connecting
with really wonderful people & learning a lot.

Friends of Historic Kingston is a not-for-profit organization
whose members share a common trait: they care about preserving and promoting
the history and heritage of Kingston, New York.

They exist to preserve historical and architecturally significant
buildings and sites in the City of Kingston; promote and foster interest in the
historical heritage and beauty of Kingston; acquire, preserve and exhibit materials
relating to regional history and culture.

We are happy to announce that for the next six months (july - january) we will be
working towards making a donation to the Friends of Historic Kingston through
sales of our cutting boards & oils.

To learn more about this amazing organization visit their website

The Fred J Johnston Museum - the house was built by
Sen. John Sudam in 1812. In 1993 the noted American
Antiques dealer, Fred J Johnston, bequeathed the house
along with Johnston's collection of 18th and 19th century
American Antiques, Decorative Arts, and Paintings to the
Friend's of Historic Kingston to serve as a Museum, an example
of how one may preserve a historic property, and as training
ground for how to live with Antiques.

The Friends of Historic Kingston has worked tirelessly since
1965 to promote the Preservation of Historic Structures within the
City of Kingston. FHK has accomplished this task through its yearly
Exhibitions, Educational Programing and partnerships with other organizations
throughout the City of Kingston and beyond.