Collectible Ceramics Designed and Crafted in America Since 1952
Prototype design- Carved Vase by Weston Neil Andersen This weekend, on Saturday , April 7th, Andersen Design will be featured in the First Vintage Show at the Wiscasset Community Center Continue Reading →
QUOTE FROM PEN AMERICA WEBSITE The combination of our New York and Los Angeles offices and membership strongholds will provide tent poles on each coast, enabling us to accelerate efforts Continue Reading →
Click to Go to our KickStarter Campaign Preview I saw this Posted on FaceBook by Wendy Rosen, a mover and shaker in the American crafts market:REBUILDING MANUFACTURING & MAKING IN Continue Reading →
PART TWO in a series in which I place Andersen Design’s vision of economic development in the economic development environment in Maine Go to Part One Patron and Collaborator, Bob Continue Reading →
Rare Standing Robin, circa 1980’s.PART ONE in a series in which I place Andersen Design’s vision of economic development in the economic development environment in Maine IntroductionI was raised in Continue Reading →
The first in a collection of iconic wild life sculptures, The Andersen Design Floating Gull was created in the early sixties and has maintained its marketability ever since, establishing Andersen Continue Reading →
The first in a collection of iconic wild life sculptures, The Andersen Design Floating Gull was created in the early sixties and has maintained its marketability ever since, establishing Andersen Continue Reading →
The Large Sea Urchin Bowl A Special Fund Raising ProjectSpace to Display, Organize, and ArchiveThe Andersen Vintage Line BY You Can Make a tax deductible donation toThe Andersen Continue Reading →
HISTORY MATTERS BY In 1952, when my parents, Weston and Brenda Andersen started Andersen Design, then called Ceramics by Andersen, there was no National Foundation For the Arts, Continue Reading →
Tweet This ! http://goo.gl/AczSwl Weston Neil Andersen was an American ceramic designer, craftsman and entrepreneur who in 1952, established Andersen Design Stoneware with his wife Brenda in the coast of Maine, USA, Continue Reading →