Erganian Sarkis Collection
Sarkis Erganian, a master craftsman of his time, left an indelible mark on the world with his exquisite creations
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Sarkis Erganian, a master craftsman of his time, left an indelible mark on the world with his exquisite creations. From wooden spoon racks to toy banks and everything in between, Erganian's craftsmanship was unparalleled. In 1941, he crafted a stunning Wooden Spoon Rack that showcased his attention to detail and love for woodworking. The intricate design and flawless finish made it a true work of art. One of Erganian's most beloved creations was the "Paddy and the Pig" Toy Bank from 1938. This whimsical piece captured hearts with its playful charm and nostalgic appeal. Another remarkable creation was the Stove from around 1940. Its vintage aesthetic combined with functional design made it a timeless piece that added warmth to any home. Erganian's talent extended beyond woodwork as seen in his beautiful Coverlet from 1940. The delicate patterns woven into this textile masterpiece displayed his skillful handiwork. The Gate he created in 1940 stood tall as both an architectural marvel and symbol of elegance. Its intricate ironwork showcased Erganian's ability to transform metal into art. A true testament to his versatility is evident in the Grease Lamp from 1939—a simple yet elegant lighting solution that exuded old-world charm. Erganian also had a knack for sculpting, as demonstrated by his captivating Dove sculpture from around 1940. This graceful piece captured the essence of peace and beauty. Even everyday objects were transformed under Erganian's touch, like the Door Stop he crafted in 1939—an ordinary item turned into something extraordinary through meticulous craftsmanship. His Dining Room Chair from approximately 1940 exemplified both comfort and style, showcasing Erganian's ability to create furniture that seamlessly blended form and function. Lastly, we cannot forget about the Iron Toy Bank he designed circa 1940—a delightful plaything that doubled as a decorative piece, showcasing Erganian's ability to bring joy through his creations.