Mary Myers
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Mary has always loved wood and would bring home blocks from lumberyards when she accompanied her house-builder father to local lumberyards in Virginia. In 1989 Mary sketched, carved, and painted her first nutcracker which was purchased by a buyer for the American Folk Art Museum in New York City. Mary's husband cuts the blocks into the basic shapes and Mary carves the rest into these primitive looking nutcrackers, penny dolls, brownies, nodders, ornaments and other creations. She has also expanded her original work into other primitive pieces including the creation of a tree-topper for the White House in 1996. She has been featured in many nationally recognized magazines and has been named a Best American Craftsman in "Early American Life". Mary has also been featured by Colonial Williamsburg where she has demonstrated her craft many times.
Brownies - Brownies came about by the work of illustrator Palmer Cox in the late 1800's and early 1900's.
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Nutcrackers - Over 6,000 one-by-one, hand-carved nutcrackers over the last 20 years.
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Penny Dolls - Story-book carvings by Mary Myers
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Mary Myers Retired Pieces - Click on Picture to view this extensive selection.
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Abe Lincoln NutcrackerBy Mary Myers |
Afraid-of-the-Day BrownieBy Mary Myers |
August SwimmerBy Mary Myers |
Beach Beauty Penny DollsBy Mary Myers |
Black-suited Snow BabyBy Mary Myers |
Brownie Worker with KiteBy Mary Myers |
Bunny - Gretel NutcrackerBy Mary Myers |
Bunny - Hansel NutcrackerBy Mary Myers |
Canadian BrownieBy Mary Myers |
Candyman Pumpkin NutcrackerBy Mary Myers |
Cap'n KinkieBy Mary Myers |
Chauncey QuoterBy Mary Myers |





