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blue and white with verse — Puzzle jug, c. 1750
England

G332

blue and white design; birds around rim; scissors, razor, comb and mirror images inside basin; rim indent for neck — Barber's bowl, c. 1720
England

G332

Molded; central reclining nude figure with five nude children behind — Fecundity dish, c. 1650-1660
England

G332

polychrome with all over floral design — Delft shoe, one of a pair, 1720
England

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ceramic bottle with handle; white body with blue inscription; circular body, flared foot, bottle neck and arched handle — Bottle, 1650
England

G332

A mid-drip candlestick: central stick with three disks at base, middle and top; completely white glaze — Candlestick, c. 1680
England

G332

ceramic bowl, blue and white with sailing ship within bowl, exterior decorated by two outdoor scenes and two birds in flight — "Success to the Three Brothers" punch bowl, 1764
England

G209

Polychromed floral pattern of blue, green and red; wide handles on either side with spout front center — Posset pot, 1710-1720
England

G332

Title--tulip charger? Blue, yellow, green and brown floral design in basin with yellow and blue striping around rim; unadorned sides — Charger, c. 1680
England

G332

ceramic fuddling cup; three small vases joined at the body with oversized handles intertwined at each side; all white glaze — Fuddling cup, 1650-1675
England

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ceramic covered sugar pot; blue and white with addition of green, yellow and red; design of two vases with flowers opposed by a flying bird — Covered sugar pot, c. 1740
England

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In form of spindle with base and socket decorated with polychrome flowers on opaque white glaze; may have been made under the auspices of one of Henry Delamain's successors shortly after his death. — Candlestick, one of a pair, c. 1760
World's End pottery; Manufacturer: Factory owned by Henry Delamain

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polychrome with all over floral design — Delft Shoe, one of a pair, 1720
England

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ceramic food warmer, blue and white organic motif; leaves form handles to bowl and oil warmer; two faces protrude from stand covering vent holes; two scroll handles on either side of stand — Candlestick and Food Warmer, c. 1765
England

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ceramic feeding cup, blue and white with floral design, handle and long spout, half of top is carved — Feeding Cup, c. 1760
England

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blue and white design; face on either long side; floral image in salt basin — Master salt, c. 1675
England

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In form of spindle with base and socket decorated with polychrome flowers on opaque white glaze; may have been made under the auspices of one of Henry Delamain's successors shortly after his death. — Candlestick, one of a pair, c. 1760
World's End pottery; Manufacturer: Factory owned by Henry Delamain

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ceramic tea bowl with straight foot; polychrome glaze; organic scene and individual images of a dragonfly (?) and rooster — Tea Bowl, one of a pair, 1730-1740
England

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ceramic cup with handle; blue and white inscription around exterior; image of a rabbit on bottom of interior — Child's Cup, c. 1660
England

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ceramic bowl with pinched rim; central design of a Chinese house bordered by a blue and red half circle design — Bowl, c. 1710-1720
England

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plate mottled brown/red background with blue and white decoration; vine motif on rim with female figure holding scales and sword standing on male figure — Placeman plate, 1735-1750
England

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plate; light blue background with darker blue decoration, sheep in middle with 'Jos. Hosken Esq, Carines 1771' below — Plate, 1771
England

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polychrome with chinoiserie design; on top two rows of three holes on either side of large central square opening; with scene of figures in an interior — Flower brick, c. 1760
England

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ceramic mug with handle and flaired foot; blue and white organic motif, two birds sitting together on a tree branch — Mug, 1745
England

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blue polychromed charger, image of Adam and Eve eating an apple from a tree entwined by a snake — Charger, c. 1690
England

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Genre. History. Native American. Indian. — The Death Song of Lone Wolf, 1901
Charles M. Russell

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Genre. History. Native American. Indian. — Buffalo Hunt, 1891
Charles M. Russell

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Genre. History. Native American. Indian. — The Signal Fire, 1897
Charles M. Russell

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Pair of tea bowls, c. 1730-1740

England

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