Charles Robert Ashbee founded a Guild of Handicrafts in 1888 in the east end of London, which he moved to Chipping Camden,

Gloucestershire

in 1902 and afterwards to Broad Camden. This did not prove a major success and was finally dissolved in 1919, when Ashbee left the county. Others associated with the guild remained such the woodworker Alec Miller

Essex

Horndon-on-the-Hill, St Peter and St Paul – restored nave and fittings 1898-1904 with glass (made by C Whall) 1901; lectern (made by Guild of Handicraft) 1898

Gloucestershire

Broad Campden, St Michael – fittings (unclear if designed by him or just donated) 1913-17; Saintbury, St Nicholas – improvements 1906-07 and chandelier 1911

Kent

Seal, St Peter and St Paul – screens 1897 and 1931