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Bernhard Christoph Breitkopf und Söhne

1772

Der Lockenraub, ein scherzhaftes Heldengedicht., Alexander Pope British, Engravings — Der Lockenraub, ein scherzhaftes Heldengedicht.
Multiple artists/makers
1772

Document Box and Key, Erhard & Söhne German, Rosewood, mahogany, and brass, German — Document Box and Key
Erhard & Söhne
ca. 1886–1900

Clarinet in E-flat, Steiner Söhne, Boxwood, horn, brass, German — Clarinet in E-flat
Steiner Söhne
ca. 1830

Muster zu Zimmer-Verzierungen und Ameublements, Voss und compagnie German — Muster zu Zimmer-Verzierungen und Ameublements
Voss und compagnie
1794-1795

The Lacemaker, Bernhard Keil Danish, Oil on canvas — The Lacemaker
Bernhard Keil
ca. 1665

Portrait of a Woman, Bernhard Strigel German, Oil on linden — Portrait of a Woman
Bernhard Strigel
ca. 1510–15

Cup in the form of a stag, Christoph Beham, Partly gilded silver, gemstone, German, Augsburg — Cup in the form of a stag
Christoph Beham
ca. 1600–1610

Virgin and Child Enthroned, Christoph Angermair German, Ivory, German — Virgin and Child Enthroned
Christoph Angermair
ca. 1600

Narcissus at the Source, Christoph Jamnitzer German, Cast, chased, engraved and gilded silver, German, Nuremburg — Narcissus at the Source
Christoph Jamnitzer
ca. 1600

Wine jug, Friedrich Adler, Silver, partially cut glass, German — Wine jug
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1903

Spice box (one of a pair), Johann Christoph Stenglin German, Silver gilt, German, Augsburg — Spice box (one of a pair)
Johann Christoph Stenglin
ca. 1743–45

Spice box (one of a pair), Johann Christoph Stenglin German, Silver gilt, German, Augsburg — Spice box (one of a pair)
Johann Christoph Stenglin
ca. 1743–45

Clothes brush, Johann Christoph Stenglin German, Silver gilt; horse hair bristles, German, Augsburg — Clothes brush
Johann Christoph Stenglin
ca. 1743–45

Perfume funnel, Johann Christoph Stenglin German, Silver gilt, German, Augsburg — Perfume funnel
Johann Christoph Stenglin
ca. 1743–45

Chalice, Johann Christoph Heyne American, Pewter, American — Chalice
Johann Christoph Heyne
1756–80

Armchair, Richard Riemerschmid German, Beech — Armchair
Richard Riemerschmid
J. Fleischauer's Söhne, Nurenberg
ca. 1900

Dinner dress, House of Christoph Drecoll German, silk, fur (squirrel), rhinestones, Austrian — Dinner dress
House of Christoph Drecoll
Christoph Drecoll
ca. 1912

Original-Muster zum praktischen Gebrauch für Stubenmaler. Hefte 1-4

Winckelmann & Söhne

[1890]

Bird's Eye View of New York

Winckelmann & Söhne

19th century

Original-Musterzum praktischen Gebranch für Stuhenmaler. . .Friese, Hohlkehlverzierunen, Pleins, Borduren, Cassetten, Rosetten etc.

Winckelmann & Söhne

n.d.

Francis Ferdinand IV and Clementina, Bernhard Perger, Gold, German — Francis Ferdinand IV and Clementina
Bernhard Perger
1797

Ensemble, Bernhard Altmann American, (a, b) wool; (c) leather, American — Ensemble
Bernhard Altmann
ca. 1970

Sweater, Bernhard Altmann American, cashmere, American — Sweater
Bernhard Altmann
early 1960s

Armchair, Bernhard Pankok German, Oak, plasticized Poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC-P) with calcium carbonate — Armchair
Bernhard Pankok
ca. 1901

Mary of Austria (born 1505, Queen of Hungary and Bohemia 1522, Governess of the Netherlands 1530–56), Christoph Fueszl, Silver-gilt, Hungarian, Kremnica — Mary of Austria (born 1505, Queen of Hungary and Bohemia 1522, Governess of the Netherlands 1530–56)
Christoph Fueszl
after 1530

Landscape with view of a town (one of three), Christoph Murer Swiss, Glass, Swiss, Zurich — Landscape with view of a town (one of three)
Christoph Murer
early 17th century

Landscape with view of a village (one of three), Christoph Murer Swiss, Glass, Swiss, Zurich — Landscape with view of a village (one of three)
Christoph Murer
early 17th century

Footed tankard, Christoph Pfannenstill, Pewter, Austrian — Footed tankard
Christoph Pfannenstill
1666–99

Dress, Christoph Drecoll German, [no medium available], Austrian — Dress
Christoph Drecoll
House of Drecoll
ca. 1897

Cup in the form of a stag, Christoph Beham, Silver, partly gilt, traces of enamel, German, Augsburg — Cup in the form of a stag
Christoph Beham
early 17th century

The Elements: Earth, Christoph Murer Swiss, Painted and stained glass, Swiss, Zurich — The Elements: Earth
Christoph Murer
early 17th century

Wine can, Christoph Stange German, Pewter, German, Munich — Wine can
Christoph Stange
late 17th century

Evening dress, Christoph Drecoll German, silk, cotton, Austrian — Evening dress
Christoph Drecoll
House of Drecoll
ca. 1890

Cup, Christoph Jamnitzer German, Electroformed copper, gilt, British, Birmingham, after German, Nuremberg original — Cup
Christoph Jamnitzer
Elkington & Co.
19th century, after 1595 original

The Elements: Fire, Christoph Murer Swiss, Painted and stained glass, Swiss, Zurich — The Elements: Fire
Christoph Murer
early 17th century

Hernan Cortez 1485-1547, Conquistador
, Christoph Weiditz German, Strassburg, Bronze, Spanish — Hernan Cortez 1485-1547, Conquistador
Christoph Weiditz
1529

Charles V and Fedinand I (schautaler), Christoph Loch German, Silver, possibly Austrian — Charles V and Fedinand I (schautaler)
Christoph Loch
1531–50

Valentine: Map of the Kingdom of Love (Das Reich der Liebe), Breitkopf & Härtel German, Printed on paper from type composition, hand-colored — Valentine: Map of the Kingdom of Love (Das Reich der Liebe)
Breitkopf & Härtel
1777

Tureen and stand, Bernhard Heinrich Weyhe German, Silver, silver gilt, German, Augsburg — Tureen and stand
Bernhard Heinrich Weyhe
1769–71