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Dims of vase(a) only, 'b' stored in D12.10 MS — Vase, c. 1758
Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory

G310

Christening set (George Adams), silver gilt, stored in own case; individual dims on cat. card (bowl, plate, knife, fork and spoon) — Fork, Christening set, 1864-1865
George Adams

G350

Christening set (George Adams), silver gilt, stored in own case; individual dims on cat. card (bowl, plate, knife, fork and spoon) — Spoon, Christening set, 1864-1865
George Adams

G350

Christening set (George Adams), silver gilt, stored in own case; individual dims on cat. card (bowl, plate, knife, fork and spoon) — Plate, from a 5-piece christening set, 1864-1865
George Adams; Maker: Chawner & Co.

G350

Christening set (George Adams), silver gilt, stored in own case; individual dims on cat. card (bowl, plate, knife, fork and spoon) — Knife, Christening set, 1864-1865
George Adams

G350

coffee pot, has a matching tray, pattern of thistles and thistle leaves — Coffeepot, 1891
Gorham Manufacturing Company

G350

goblet, about 1765-1770; glass;, bucket bowl on double series twist stem; enamel decoration showing landscape in cartouche shape; decoration attributed to shop of William (1740-1819) and Mary (1749-1797) Beilby in Newcastle-on-Tyne — Goblet, c. 1770
Attributed to William Beilby; Decorator: Attributed to Mary Beilby

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Egg cup, Josef Hoffmann; Manufacturer: Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops) — Egg cup, 1904
Josef Hoffmann; Manufacturer: Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops)

G354

armchair, bent plywood — "Paimio" chair, c. 1932
Alvar Aalto

G378

clear glass with a coat of blue glass laid over, cameo (portrait of George Washington) cut and engraved — Covered goblet, mid 19th century
Attributed to Dominik Biemann

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tray, goes with matching coffee pot, pattern of thistles and thistle leaves — Tray, 1891
Gorham Manufacturing Company

G350

Tabletop unfolds like a book along one long side and pivots 90 degrees to form felt-topped gaming surface; decorated with six inlaid birds on corners and edges of tabletop with slanted checkerboards between; inlaid hearts, diamonds and clubs around apron; trestle base with lion and lion's head on each of two legs — Card table, 1865
William Burges

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Christening set (George Adams), silver gilt, stored in own case; individual dims on cat. card (bowl, plate, knife, fork and spoon) — Cup from a christening set, 1864-1865
George Adams; Manufacturer: Chawner & Co.; Retailer: J. Turner

G350

Spoon, Josef Hoffmann; Manufacturer: Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops) — Spoon, 1904
Josef Hoffmann; Manufacturer: Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops)

G354

in the form of the chalice; removable inner round cover for paten, which fits underneath base of chalice; pink lining; brown leather exterior with gilt embossed scroll designs; silver hook closures — Case for Eucharistic chalice and paten, 1627
Germany

G350

gilt saucer; tiny indentation at bottom center — Paten, 1627
André Schiller

G350

stemmed cup on wide base; base decorated with scrolls, three-dimensional winged heads, and bouquets; three winged heads with tasseled cord pendants on stem separate three cartouches--crucified Christ with "1627", engraved panel with scrolls, heart, flowers, and "MARIA", engraved panel with scrolls and "IHS"; three angels in relief on cup separating cartouches with engraved scroll and flower designs; silver and gold patina — Eucharistic Chalice, 1627
André Schiller

G350

vase, ceramic-porcelain — Vase, c. 1758–69
Derby Porcelain Factory

G324

circular inlaid table with four footed pedestal base; central square organic motif with banding of meandering pattern and waves; circular design with harp and wind instruments crossed at center of each side of square; outer band of floral pattern on dark ground — Etruscan table, 1872
Alexander Eugène Prignot; Maker: Jackson & Graham

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spatulate-shaped blade; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Dinner knife, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

squared-off head; long tines; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Dinner fork, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

egg-shaped bowl; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Teaspoon, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

rounded blade with wide tip; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Butter knife, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Artist: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

squared-off head; long tines; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Salad fork, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

three men in a chariot at left, with one man stepping in at back; two groomsmen lead two horses pulling chariot; men dressed in various Classical draperies; framed and glazed with glass — Model for a bronze mount (chariot scene), c. 1808
Pierre-Philippe Thomire

G314

small bowl with three flame-shaped tines; gold-washed tines and bowl, silver handle; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Ice cream fork, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

round bowl; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Soup spoon, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

small spoon with egg-shaped gold-washed bowl; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Coffee spoon, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

spatulate-shaped blade; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Luncheon knife, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

large tablespoon; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Tablespoon, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

Art Nouveau-style doorway surround with V-shaped top; door itself painted on mirror behind plaster surround; young female nude in ULC, young male nude in URC; woman's head at center above door — Model of the doorway for 29 Avenue Rapp, Paris, 1901
Jules Marie-Aimé Lavirotte

G352

knife with grey metal blade with gold inlay of five organic plantlike forms on one side of blade; top of short handle has hexagonal body with alternating grey and yellow metal incised panels; end of handle has piece of red coral left in its organic shape — Knife, from a two-piece cutlery set, late 16th century
Italy

G350

fork with two long tines; twisted stem; end of handle has piece of red coral left in its organic shape — Fork, from a two-piece cutlery set, late 16th century
Italy

G350

gold-washed tines, silver handle; rounded head with tapering tines; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Dessert fork, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

egg-shaped bowl; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Dessert spoon, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

Hot water kettle, from a five-piece coffee and tea set, Jean Puiforcat; Maker: Emile Puiforcat Silversmiths — Hot water kettle, from a five-piece coffee and tea set, 1925
Jean Puiforcat; Maker: Emile Puiforcat Silversmiths

G379

glass of syllabub set consisting of three syllabub stands, six glasses and an orange glass — Glass, from a syllabub set, 1750-1780
Unknown Anglo-Irish

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tea set made of creamy colored pottery then glazed; now has crazing; decorated with all wooden Dutch dolls known as Peg Woodens, Penny Woodens or Nurnberg Fille, which had black painted hair and orange or deep pink painted slippers; other colors include brown, red and green; set came in the original box — “Penny Woodens” Tea Set, 1913-1917
S. Fielding and Company; Maker: Railway Pottery; Maker: Devon Pottery

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white decorated with a blue square transfer design under the glaze; matches dinner set 97.41.8.1-18 — Creamer, from child's coffee set with check pattern, c. 1924-1926
Waechtersbach Earthenware Factory, Schierbach, Hesse, Germany

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liquor chest,1780-1800, oak bound with iron fittings; lined in paper of black and white design on blue ground; containing six large and six small square decanters with stoppers, each in a compartment; also two wine glasses, one tumbler, one cordial glass in a removable tray; colorless, non-lead glass gilded in foliage designs along shoulders of decanters, stoppers and upper half of glasses; see cat. card for ind. msmsts — Liquor chest, 1780-1800
Bohemia

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orange glass of syllabub set consisting of three syllabub stands, six glasses and an orange glass — Orange Glass, from a syllabub set, 1750-1780
Unknown Anglo-Irish

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tea set made of creamy colored pottery then glazed; now has crazing; decorated with all wooden Dutch dolls known as Peg Woodens, Penny Woodens or Nurnberg Fille, which had black painted hair and orange or deep pink painted slippers; other colors include brown, red and green; set came in the original box — “Penny Woodens” Tea Set, 1913-1917
S. Fielding and Company; Maker: Railway Pottery; Maker: Devon Pottery

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glass of syllabub set consisting of three syllabub stands, six glasses and an orange glass — Glass, from a syllabub set, 1750-1780
Unknown Anglo-Irish

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top stand of syllabub set consisting of three syllabub stands, six glasses and an orange glass — Top stand, from a syllabub set, 1750-1780
Unknown Anglo-Irish

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Plate, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Soup Plate, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Soup Plate, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Plate, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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eight piece tea and coffee service, 1883; Aesthetic Style; design of embossed cherry blosssoms on matted ground, with lobing and fans at the base and demi-roundels above; each superstructure decorated with alternating hammered and basket weave bands; handles and spouts formed as bamboo sprigs with entwining vines — Sugar tongs, 1883
Gorham Manufacturing Company

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black, red and chrome; three runners on bottom; top slightly tilted upward at front; two "wings" at sides, front; "SNO PLANE" in black on red at top — "Sno Plane" Sled, 20th century
Harold L. Van Doren

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Commode, United States — Commode, c. 1800
United States

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buff terracotta tiles with press-molded design, covered in green and shades of brown and rust matte glazes; framed in oak — Fireplace surround, 1902
Attributed to John S. Bradstreet; Maker: Grueby Faience Company

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Presentation cup with lid, Kate Harris; Manufacturer: William Hutton & Sons, Ltd. — Presentation cup with lid, 1901
Kate Harris; Manufacturer: William Hutton & Sons, Ltd.

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Balloon-back chair, one of a pair, United States — Balloon-back chair, one of a pair, c. 1860-1865
United States

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glass with etched designs, free blown and engraved lead glass — Decanter, one of a pair, c. 1825-1845
United States

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Charger, Della Robbia Factory, Birkenhead, England, 1894–1906 — Charger, c. 1900
Della Robbia Factory, Birkenhead, England, 1894–1906

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eight piece tea and coffee service, 1883; Aesthetic Style; design of embossed cherry blosssoms on matted ground, with lobing and fans at the base and demi-roundels above; each superstructure decorated with alternating hammered and basket weave bands; handles and spouts formed as bamboo sprigs with entwining vines — Teapot from an 8-piece coffee and tea set, 1883
Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Bailey, Banks, and Biddle

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designed 1927, chrome-plated tubular steel w/ org. woven wool upholstery — Side chair, 1932 (designed 1927)
(Ludwig) Mies van der Rohe; Manufacturer: Bamberg Metallwerkstätten

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white decorated with a blue square transfer design under the glaze; matches dinner set 97.41.8.1-18 — Coffee pot, from child's coffee set with check pattern, c. 1924-1926
Waechtersbach Earthenware Factory, Schierbach, Hesse, Germany

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Japanese style — Clock, c. 1869
Emile-Auguste Reiber; Maker: Christofle

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Meat Dish, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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two drawer stand with spiral legs and carved turned corners, mahogany with brass handles — Table, two drawer stand, c. 1820
United States

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bottom stand of Syllabub Set consisting of three syllabub stands, six glasses and an orange glass — Bottom stand, from a syllabub set, 1750-1780
England or Ireland

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Claret jug, Christopher Dresser; Maker: Heath and Middleton (for Hukin and Heath); Retailer: Hukin & Heath — Claret jug, 1892
Christopher Dresser; Maker: Heath and Middleton (for Hukin and Heath); Retailer: Hukin & Heath

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tea set made of creamy colored pottery then glazed; now has crazing; decorated with all wooden Dutch dolls known as Peg Woodens, Penny Woodens or Nurnberg Fille, which had black painted hair and orange or deep pink painted slippers; other colors include brown, red and green; set came in the original box — “Penny Woodens” Tea Set, 1913-1917
S. Fielding and Company; Maker: Railway Pottery; Maker: Devon Pottery

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Rim decorated with gold and black with zigzags, circles enclosing geometric designs and foliage; multicolored interior decorated with man wearing flowing togalike garment with sets of 4 circles and black trim sitting on a stool gesturing with PR hand and PL hand on hip; Greco-Roman interior — "The Guest" plate, 1878
John Moyr Smith; Manufacturer: Minton and Company

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Pitcher, lead glass, applied handle, eight swirled ribs, dip molded. Technique also described as pillar molding. — Pitcher, c. 1850
United States

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teapot, creamer and sugar bowl have octagonal shapes; light blue decoration is named, 'Cord and Tassel' — Serving Plate, from a Child's Cord and Tassel Tea Set, 1862-1904
Brown, Westhead, Moore and Company

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Serving Dish, Cover, and Stand, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Sauce Tureen and Stand, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Soup Plate, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Soup Plate, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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white decorated with a blue square transfer design under the glaze; matches dinner set 97.41.8.1-18 — Cup and saucer, from child's coffee set with check pattern, c. 1924-1926
Waechtersbach Earthenware Factory, Schierbach, Hesse, Germany

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white decorated with a blue square transfer design under the glaze; matches dinner set 97.41.8.1-18 — Cup and saucer, from child's coffee set with check pattern, c. 1924-1926
Waechtersbach Earthenware Factory, Schierbach, Hesse, Germany

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Meat Dish, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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white decorated with a blue square transfer design under the glaze; matches dinner set 97.41.8.1-18 — Cup and saucer, from child's coffee set with check pattern, c. 1924-1926
Waechtersbach Earthenware Factory, Schierbach, Hesse, Germany

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glass of syllabub set consisting of three syllabub stands, six glasses and an orange glass — Glass, from a syllabub set, 1750-1780
Unknown Anglo-Irish

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two decanters, glass with etched designs, 1820-1830; free blown and engraved lead glass — Decanter, one of a pair, 1820-1830
United States

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white decorated with a blue square transfer design under the glaze; matches dinner set 97.41.8.1-18 — Cup and saucer, from child's coffee set with check pattern, c. 1924-1926
Waechtersbach Earthenware Factory, Schierbach, Hesse, Germany

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white decorated with a blue square transfer design under the glaze; matches dinner set 97.41.8.1-18 — Cup and saucer, from child's coffee set with check pattern, c. 1924-1926
Waechtersbach Earthenware Factory, Schierbach, Hesse, Germany

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eight piece tea and coffee service, 1883; Aesthetic Style; design of embossed cherry blosssoms on matted ground, with lobing and fans at the base and demi-roundels above; each superstructure decorated with alternating hammered and basket weave bands; handles and spouts formed as bamboo sprigs with entwining vines — Cream pitcher, 1883
Gorham Manufacturing Company

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eight piece tea and coffee service, 1883; Aesthetic Style; design of embossed cherry blosssoms on matted ground, with lobing and fans at the base and demi-roundels above; each superstructure decorated with alternating hammered and basket weave bands; handles and spouts formed as bamboo sprigs with entwining vines — Waste bowl, 1883
Gorham Manufacturing Company

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eight piece tea and coffee service, 1883; Aesthetic Style; design of embossed cherry blosssoms on matted ground, with lobing and fans at the base and demi-roundels above; each superstructure decorated with alternating hammered and basket weave bands; handles and spouts formed as bamboo sprigs with entwining vines — Sugar bowl with lid, 1883
Gorham Manufacturing Company

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Porcelain leaf dish, applied gilding by Conrad Hunger, in the form of a vine leaf, resting on stalks and tendrils; decorated on exterior with scrolling flowers in applied gilding — Leaf dish, c. 1720
Meissen Porcelain Factory

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Soup Plate, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Soup Plate, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Meat Dish, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Plate, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Plate, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Sauce Tureen, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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tea set made of creamy colored pottery then glazed; now has crazing; decorated with all wooden Dutch dolls known as Peg Woodens, Penny Woodens or Nurnberg Fille, which had black painted hair and orange or deep pink painted slippers; other colors include brown, red and green; set came in the original box — “Penny Woodens” Tea Set, 1913-1917
S. Fielding and Company; Maker: Railway Pottery; Maker: Devon Pottery

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glass from syllabub set consisting of three syllabub stands, six glasses and an orange glass — Glass, from a syllabub set, 1750-1780
Unknown Anglo-Irish

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glass of syllabub set consisting of three syllabub stands, six glasses and an orange glass — Glass, from a syllabub set, 1750-1780
Unknown Anglo-Irish

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Soup Plate, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Meat Dish, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Meat Dish, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Meat Dish, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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decorated with moulding and feather edging; tureen finial and twisted handles have been applied by hand; finials on the serving pieces are in the shape of a bud; some pieces are potted thicker than others — Plate, from a Child's Dinner Service, c. 1775
England

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eight piece tea and coffee service, 1883; Aesthetic Style; design of embossed cherry blosssoms on matted ground, with lobing and fans at the base and demi-roundels above; each superstructure decorated with alternating hammered and basket weave bands; handles and spouts formed as bamboo sprigs with entwining vines — Coffee pot, from an eight-piece tea and coffee service, 1883
Gorham Manufacturing Company

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eight piece tea and coffee service, 1883; Aesthetic Style; design of embossed cherry blosssoms on matted ground, with lobing and fans at the base and demi-roundels above; each superstructure decorated with alternating hammered and basket weave bands; handles and spouts formed as bamboo sprigs with entwining vines — Water kettle on stand, 1883
Gorham Manufacturing Company

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