Royal Society of Artists Birmingham Arts and Crafts Exhibition, 1909
End Date: 1909
Type: Exhibition
Policy: The Preface stated that 'for many years past a number of Artists in Birmingham have been engaged in work the object of which is to inspire vitality, individuality and beauty into articles of every-day use.
The Society of Artists, conscious of the value of such efforts, and that pictures are not the only works of art which may claim its consideration, feels that the time has come to hold an Exhibition of Arts and Crafts which will give to the Birmingham public an opportunity of seeing the work which is being carried on in its midst' [summary].
Display Arrangement: The exhibition included 66 frames and 34 cases of objects.
Participants
Adjudicated by Marble E. Bendall
1909
Exhibited a case of 23 jewellery objects: pp. 2-3 (Case 21, 1-23). The artist was living in Birmingham.
Exhibitors included Margaret J. Awdry
1909
Exhibited 19 jewellery objects: p. 9 (Case 3, B1-19).
Exhibitors included Bernard Cuzner
1909
Exhibited 8 jewellery objects: p. 10 (Case 3, C1-8); also exhibited nine arts and crafts objects: p. 16 (Case 6, A1-9).
Exhibitors included John Paul Cooper
1909
Exhibited ten arts and crafts objects: p. 16 (Case 6, 1-10). The artist was living near Maidstone.
Exhibitors included Kathleen Cavenagh
1909
Exhibited a teapot and a belt [summary]: p. 17 (Case 7, B1-2); also exhibited a case of 12 jewellery and arts and crafts objects: p. 20 (Case 10, 1-12). The artist was living in Edgbaston, Birmingham.
Exhibitors included Robert Sidney Catterson-Smith
1909
Exhibited 'Badde of Bailiff of King Edward's Grammer Schools': p. 10 (Case 3, E1); two presentation trowels and a key: p. 18 (Case 7, M3); and 'The mace of the University of Birmingham': (Case 9).
Exhibitors included Mabel A. Camwell
1909
Exhibited a 'Card Box': p. 18 (Case 7, N1).
Exhibitors included Blanche Davies
1909
Exhibited two jewellery objects: p. 11 (G1-2). The artist was living in Birmingham.
Exhibitors included Geraldine Davies
1909
Exhibited an 'Alms Box': p. 11 (Case 3, K1). The artist was living in Birmingham.
Exhibitors included Kate Muriel Eadie
1909
Exhibited a processional cross: p. 20 (Case 11); also exhibited a case of four jewellery objects: p. 21 (Case 17, A-D).
Exhibitors included Thomas Fisher
1909
Exhibited a tea pot: p. 18 (Case 7, O1). The artist was living in Saltley, Birmingham.
Exhibitors included Gladys L. Falcke
1909
Exhibited a case of five jewellery objects: p. 9 (Case 3, A1-5); also exhibited a belt: p. 17 (Case 7, C1) The artist was living in Dorridge-under-Birmingham.
Exhibitors included Arthur Joseph Gaskin
1909
Jointly exhibited a case of 53 jewellery objects with Mrs Gaskin; most of the objects were offered for sale: pp. 5-8 (1-53).
Exhibitors included Ormond E. Gollins
1909
Exhibited six jewellery objects: p. 11 (Case 3, L1-6); also exhibited two belt clasps: p. 18 (Case 7, H1-2).
Exhibitors included Edward Samuel Harper
1909
Exhibited a 'Steel Casket', p. 8 (A1).
Exhibitors included Arthur E. Holloway
1909
Exhibited four jewellery cases [summary]: p. 13 (Case 4, D1-4). The artist was living in Moseley, Birmingham.
Exhibitors included Frank S. Harper
1909 (Probable)
Probably exhibited a 'Lady's Card Case': p. 18 (Case 7, J1). Listed as Frank Harper. Address given is the School of Art, Birmingham.
Exhibitors included Edward Steele Harper
1909
Exhibited a silver cup: p. 18 (Case 7, K1), the object was lent to the exhibition by Granville Bantock; also exhibited a case of unspecified 'Jewellery' objects: p. 25 (Case 34). The artist was living in Birmingham.
Exhibitors included George Erskine Hides
1909
Exhibited a case of nine jewellery objects: p. 20 (Case 12, 1-9).
Exhibitors included H.L. Jelley
1909
Exhibited four jewellery objects: p. 11 (Case 3, H1-4). The artist was living in Hampton-in-Arden.
Exhibitors included Georgie Evelyn Cave Gaskin
1909
Jointly exhibited a case of 53 jewellery objects with Mr A. Gaskin; most of the objects were offered for sale: pp. 5-8 (1-53).
Exhibitors included Jack Levy
1909
Exhibited two brooches: p. 10 (Case 3, D1-2); also exhibited four arts and crafts objects: p. 17 (Case 7, 1-4). The artist was living in Edgbaston, Birmingham.
Exhibitors included Mabel Lines
1909
Exhibited a silver pin: p. 12 (Case 3, 01). The artist was living in Handsworth, Birmingham.
Exhibitors included Alice Lisle
1909
Jointly exhibited as case of 25 jewellery objects with Miss Waldron: p. 14 (Case 4A, 1-25).
Exhibitors included William Midgley
1909
Exhibited 'Door Furniture and Switches, etc.': p. 21 (Cases 14 and 15).
Exhibitors included Ada Mary Leroy
1909
Exhibited a 'Carved Wood Panel': p. 27 (Frame 49). The artist was living in Harborne, Birmingham.
Exhibitors included Evelyn Pears
1909
Exhibited six jewellery objects: p. 12 (Case 3, P1-6). The artist was living in Lincoln.
Exhibitors included Thomas Patrick Spall
1909
Exhibited 'a series of objects in steel and silver' [summary]: p. 8 (Case 2). The artist lived in Harborne, Birmingham. [See also catalogue reference note]
Exhibitors included Thomas Wright
1909
Exhibited a 'Steel Casket': p. 8 (B1). The artist was living in Harborne, Birmingham.
Exhibitors included Annie Steen
1909
Exhibited 13 jewellery objects: pp. 11-12 (Case 3, M1-13).
Exhibitors included Florence Sarah Stern
1909
Exhibited five jewellery objects: p. 12 (Case 3, N1-5), and two silver cady spoons: p. 18 (Case 7, Q1-2).
Exhibitors included Effie D. Ward
1909
Exhibited seven jewellery objects: p. 10 (Case 3, F1-7); also exhibited two waist clasps: p. 17 (Case 7, D1-2).
Exhibitors included Anne G. Stubbs
1909
Exhibited a casket and a box [summary]: p. 17 (Case 7, F1-2).
Exhibitors included Lewis Wright
1909
Exhibited a belt buckle: p. 19 (Case 7, R1). The artist was living in Birmingham.
Exhibitors included Joseph Edward Southall
1909
Exhibited a case of 13 jewellery objects: p. 22 (Case 20, A-M). The artist was living in Edgbaston, Birmingham.
Exhibitors included George A. Romer
1909
Exhibited a case of 12 jewellery objects: p. 24 (1-12).
Exhibitors included H. G. Croisdale
1909
Exhibited 'Fire Dogs, chiselled and damascened': p. 8 (C1). The artist was living in Selly Park, Birmingham.
Exhibitors included Mildred Webb
1909
Exhibited a necklace: p. 11 (Case 3, J1). The artist was living in Worcester.
Exhibitors included Blanche Waldron
1909
Jointly exhibited as case of 25 jewellery objects with Miss Lisle: p. 14 (Case 4A, 1-25).
Citing this record
'Royal Society of Artists Birmingham Arts and Crafts Exhibition, 1909', Mapping the Practice and Profession of Sculpture in Britain and Ireland 1851-1951, University of Glasgow History of Art and HATII, online database 2011 [http://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/event.php?id=msib4_1203691341, accessed 22 Sep 2023]
