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funerary vase, ceramic-porcelain, depicting the theme, "Save Himself Who Can" (motto written in Latin: "Sauve Qui Peut")

Funerary vase, 19th century

Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse; Designer: Louis Carrier-Belleuse

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lead-glazed

Vase, c. 1884

Linthorpe Pottery; Maker: Linthorp Factory

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lead-glazed earthenware called 'Majolica' in shape of oblong dish with leaf form flange at bottom, raise figures of foxes and ducks along sides; lid handle in the forn of a bunch of mushrooms, leaf and vine pattern on lid top; interior is turquoise, exterior is multicolor

Game pie dish, 1877

Minton's Pottery and 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

Tureen, Cover, and Stand, from a children's dinner service, c. 1775

England

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creamware; orange line rim; shoulder decorated with plum blossoms; center painted with "Ukiyo-e" style woman in plum-colored kimono, holding a basket filled with foliage

Plate, 1881

Wedgwood

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small dinner plate decorated with yellow, green, black, and tan rooster at left, tan hen at bottom center, and three yellow chicks at right; blue scalloped edge

Plate with rooster and chicks, c. 1890-1894

Escalier de Cristal

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small dinner plate decorated with two jumping green fish with orange heads; blue scalloped edge

Plate with jumping fish, c. 1890-1894

Escalier de Cristal

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cake plate with white ground and brushed blue pigment around edge of plate and foot with painted carp with blue head, yellow butterfly and a clam on plate surface and a red flower, lavender butterfly and yellow clams on foot

Cake plate with fish, butterfly, and shell, 1866-1867

Félix Bracquemond; Manufacturer: Lebeuf, Milliet & Co., Creil; Retailer: François-Eugène Rousseau

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cake plate with white ground and brushed blue pigment around edge of plate and foot with painted fish seen from below, orange butterfly and a beetle on plate surface and a pink flower bud, a bee and snail on foot

Cake plate with fish, butterfly, and bug, 1866-1867

Félix Bracquemond; Manufacturer: Lebeuf, Milliet & Co., Creil; Retailer: François-Eugène Rousseau

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cake plate with white ground and brushed blue pigment around edge of plate and foot with painted flower, small bird, beetle and ant on plate surface and a yellow flower, lavender butterfly and an ant on foot

Cake plate with poppy, 1866-1867

Félix Bracquemond; Manufacturer: Lebeuf, Milliet & Co., Creil; Retailer: François-Eugène Rousseau

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white oval platter with scalloped edge; brushed blue pigment around edge with peonies, a snail and a beetle painted in black

Platter with peonies, 1866-1867

Félix Bracquemond; Manufacturer: Creil & Montereau Pottery; Retailer: François-Eugène Rousseau

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