http://www.aejonesboxes.co.uk en-gb aejonesboxes.co.uk 2011-2-13T00:00:00Z aejonesboxes.co.uk http://www.aejonesboxes.co.uk/page12.htm#86851 The latest venture www.hammerandhand.co.uk. I have decided to sell some of my own collection and many pieces I have managed to buy well through my knowledge of A.E. Jones Ltd. I have also updated my links section to include a link to the website of Chris Vickers a modern day craftsman who makes incredible replicas of items by many well known Arts and Crafts designers and makers. 2011-2-13 17:41:57 http://www.aejonesboxes.co.uk/page12.htm#86850 Added a new page all about F.L. Temple one of Joness key craftsmen with some fantastic information supplied by members of his family. 2011-2-13 17:39:50 http://www.aejonesboxes.co.uk/page12.htm#80313 Have just received some fantastic information on F.L. Temple from a friend of the Temple family. Many thanks I plan to create a web page about F.L. Temple as soon as I can to share this story about a key worker from the early days of A.E. Jones Ltd. 2010-11-14 21:22:41 http://www.aejonesboxes.co.uk/page12.htm#80311 Work in progress just adding a section on Caddy spoons. Some superb pieces. Many images have come courtesy of Gary Bottomley www.antiquesilverspoons.co.uk. 2010-11-14 21:19:52 http://www.aejonesboxes.co.uk/page12.htm#79630 Did any see the copper and silver tea caddy with caddy spoon on ebay last week It went for in excess of 1631300 and was a cracking piece. If the new owners out there Id love to get some images to add to the site 2010-11-6 14:03:21 http://www.aejonesboxes.co.uk/page12.htm#79628 Added a new box courtesy of The Design Gallery who have three A E Jones boxes for sale at the moment. These include a pale bronze box with two Ruskin roundels identical to box 1. One of the few A E Jones boxes with absolute provenance. 2010-11-6 13:56:38 http://www.aejonesboxes.co.uk/page12.htm#71737 Just added a new webpage under Research. The new section provides information on the origin of many of the designs used by A.E. Jones Ltd. It tells the story of how a number of firms gradually grew up and purchased rights from each other using one distinctive design of inkwell. From Rathbone amp Co Faulkner Bronze Co Jesson Birkett amp Co through to A.E. Jones Ltd. 2010-7-30 20:28:34 http://www.aejonesboxes.co.uk/page12.htm#70647 Finally got around to updating the Candlesticks Gallery and Featured Candlesticks pages. I have also added an aditional copper box. Many thanks to both Amanda Ovenall and Meir Berk for sending me some great images and information on pieces they own its spurred me on to keep updating the website 2010-7-18 11:36:08 http://www.aejonesboxes.co.uk/page12.htm#64463 Currently updating the section on Candlesticks including adding a new gallery. There were two pairs of A.E. Jones candlesticks up for auction this week. A pair of the 1911 bat motif candletsicks went for 1632200 and an earlier pair set with turquoise stones from 1904 went for 1633600 Hoping to get a picture of these to add to the site. Seems as though there are a few other people out there interested in A.E. Jones 2010-5-3 20:15:34 http://www.aejonesboxes.co.uk/page12.htm#57417 Brief update on progress with the website. Id like to start by thanking all of the dealers that have kindly allowed me to use images from the sites. Thanks also to those who sent me some great images specifically for the site. I have a wealth of information and images to add and I hope to expand the site greatly over the next few months. I hope to add more candlesticks vases and other metalware. There will be a page on Caddy spoons so patc if youre still out there please sent me a photo of your spoon and Ill add it to the site. Its great to get some feedback from people on A.E. Jones pieces 2010-1-31 22:04:27 http://www.aejonesboxes.co.uk/page12.htm#51342 I am keen to hear from other people who have collections of cigarette boxes or other metalware by A.E. Jones ltd. I am also happy to use the research I have done and the literature I have to help provide provenance on pieces where possible. It would be great to hear from other people who share a similar passion for this relatively obscure corner of the Arts and Crafts movement 2009-10-25 15:08:39