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Contemporary design: when Lord Bath had to sell two antique desks, he decided to replace them with the finest modern equivalents for himself and his wife. As Amicia de Moubray explains, he turned to Senior & Carmichael, with inspired results.		Jul 1, 2006	1271
Contemporary design: the Cooper-Hewitt's remarkable survey of 500 years of flatware shows how modern designers have enjoyed creating new forms for knives, forks and spoons, writes Amicia de Moubray.		May 1, 2006	729
Contemporary design: collect, Europe's only fair devoted to contemporary applied arts, returns this February to the V&A. Amicia de Moubray talks to the Crafts Council--the fair's organisers--and a selection of the exhibitors about its far-reaching impact on the market and its significance for emerging talent.		Feb 1, 2006	1122
Contemporary design: inspired by Grinling Gibbons, self-taught carver Shane Raven is a consummate master of his limewood medium. Amicia de Moubray talks to him about his career and the unusual research he undertakes for each commission.		Jan 1, 2006	706
Daniel Fisher, ceramicist: among the exhibitors in Joanna Bird's popular annual exhibition of contemporary ceramics at Browse & Darby, London, is Daniel Fisher, who uses innovative techniques to create vessels of great delicacy. Amicia de Moubray talked to him about the special appeal of working with porcelain.		Oct 1, 2005	585
Michael Dillon, muralist: in the first of a new monthly series on contemporary decorative arts, Amicia de Moubray talks to Ireland's most celebrated muralist, who explains why he hates being compared with Rex Whistler.	Interview	Sep 1, 2005	601
Collecting contemporary decorative arts: this year's annual BADA loan exhibition at the Grosvenor House Art and Antiques Fair showcases the works of some of the country's leading contemporary decorative artists. As Amicia de Moubray explains, the flourishing state of crafts today is reflected in a well-deserved increase in attention from museums and collectors.		Jun 1, 2005	1738