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Founded in 1861, Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Company was an artists' collaborative dedicated to reviving the quality and spirit of medieval craftsmanship in response to the mass-produced goods of the Industrial Revolution.12
The firm produced a wide range of handcrafted decorative arts, including:
- Furniture12
- Stained glass32
- Wallpaper12
- Textiles and embroideries12
- Metalwork1
- Jewelry1
- Books1
Operated as a collaborative, the firm relied on paintersāsuch as Edward Burne-Jones, Ford Madox Brown, and Dante Gabriel Rossettiāto provide designs that were then executed by skilled craftsmen. Their work, which significantly influenced the Arts and Crafts movement, remains highly regarded for its aesthetic and historical significance.123