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https://simonpearce.com/

We believe simplicity, quality and artisanship are tenets of a better way of life. From our hand-thrown pottery to our lead-free glassware, each piece carries a story that lends meaning, authenticity and grace to every use. -Simon Pearce

Handmade in America -Simon Pearce

https://www.fireclaytile.com/

At Fireclay, our goal is to make amazing tile exactly the way you want it. We are unique from anyone else in that we make every tile to order using recycled materials and sustainable manufacturing practices, all right here in California. We focus on working directly with you to create the residential and commercial project of your dreams, all in a timely manner and with the greatest customer service in the world. -Fireclay Tile

By handcrafting each and every tile in California's agricultural heartland, we keep everything close to home so we can do right by our people, right by the earth, and right by you -Fireclay Tile

https://www.schoolhouse.com/ or http://www.schoolhouseelectric.com/

From iconic lighting and furniture to analog clocks, art and domestic utility goods, our aim is to create the next generation of heirlooms. Along with our own Schoolhouse originals, we are proud to collaborate with other talented makers, artists and craftspeople outside our walls to offer an eclectic assortment of quality, one-of-a-kind goods with stories of their own. -Schoolhouse Electric

The heart of Schoolhouse lives in Portland, Oregon inside an over-century-old brick factory building. Here we manufacture our lighting and other wares; we design our collections; we ship our finished creations and most importantly, we dream of what’s next while working collectively to create something bigger than ourselves. -Schoolhouse Electric

◊ Note-> Their website is a retail shop for many products - and some items indicate that they are not manufactured in the USA. Country of origin information is displayed on each product, though, and the light fixtures and clocks (and some furniture items) indicate they are of USA origin.