Decorative Arts & Design

Decorative Arts & Design
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Cup
Chinese
late 17th century
35.227.1
Armchair
Jean-Baptiste Sené
ca. 1795-1800
97.44.1.1
Armchair
Jean-Baptiste Sené
ca. 1795-1800
97.44.1.2
Figure of a parrot
French, Mennecy
ca. 1750-60
98.33
Tapestry of America
Jacob van der Borcht
late 17th century
62.199.1
Tapestry of Asia
Jacob van der Borcht
late 17th century
62.199.2
Tapestry of Africa
Jacob van der Borcht
late 17th century
62.199.3
Plate
Italian (Genoa)
1546
49.31
Siege of the Castle of Love
French
ca. 1320-50
49.37
Heron
Bow Porcelain Manufactory, London, England
ca. 1750
69.396.1
Tankard
Jeremiah Dummer
ca. 1685
2014.24.16
Fluted vase
English, Worcester
ca. 1752
94.103.1
Vase
Emile Gallé
late 19th century
95.120
Tankard
Tiffany & Co.
1893
2014.24.42
Tea Caddy
Phillips Garden
1753
90.59
Hot Water Kettle, Stand and Lamp
John Eckfourd II
1739
85.62
Tankard
Meissen manufactory, German
ca. 1720
69.192
Teapot
English, Chelsea
ca. 1750-53
76.213
Hexagonal tea caddy (originally called Canister)
Meissen manufactory, German
ca. 1710-13
69.177
Dish
Chinese
ca. 1723-35
47.151
Double-handled cup and saucer
Meissen manufactory, German
ca. 1729-31
61.75
Kast (cabinet)
Dutch
ca. 1640 - 50
91.64
Square bottle
Japanese, Arita
18th century
76.99
Flower vase (cuvette)
French, Vincennes
1755 - 56
99.8
Miniature flower pot
Sèvres Porcelain Manufactory
1756-57
85.215.1
Tobacco jar
French, Vincennes
ca. 1745-49
87.142.30
Chest over three drawers
Shaker
ca. 1810 - 30
99.49
Shaker chair
Shaker
ca. 1830
2000.47
Italian Room
Italian (Genoa)
ca. 1575-1600
2000.218
La Toilette
Louis-Simon Boizot
1775 - 80
2004.27
Altar of the Three Buddhas
Judocus de Vos
commissioned in 1717
2002.38.1
The Voyage of a Prince
Judocus de Vos
commissioned in 1717
2002.38.2
A Prince Enthroned
Judocus de Vos
commissioned in 1717
2002.38.3
Audience of a Prince
Judocus de Vos
commissioned in 1717
2002.38.4
Tea and Coffee Service
John Marshall
2008-09
2009.37.1 - 5
Garniture of five vases
Metal Pot Factory
ca. 1710
54.81
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