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Kerographic: Specimens of a New Process of Engraving for Surface-Printing.

William James Linton

Levey, Robson and Franklyn

1861

The Comical Creatures from Wurtemberg, Including the Story of Reynard the Fox, With Twenty illustrations, drawn from the stuffed animals contributed by Hermann Plouchquet of Stuttgart to the Great Exhibition

Multiple artists/makers

1851

The Comical Creatures from Wurtemberg with Twenty Illustrations, Drawn from the Stuffed Animals Contributed by Hermann Ploucquet of Stuttgart to the Great Exhibition

Multiple artists/makers

1851

The Salamandrine

Multiple artists/makers

1853

Kerographic. Specimens of a New Process of Engraving for Surface-Printing.

William James Linton

Levey, Robson and Franklyn

1861

The Shoes of Fortune, and Other Tales

Multiple artists/makers

1847

Beaker, Bailey and Kitchen American, Silver, American — Beaker
Bailey and Kitchen
Taylor and Lawrie
ca. 1833–46

Entree Dish, Taylor and Lawrie, Silver, American — Entree Dish
Taylor and Lawrie
Bailey and Kitchen
ca. 1839

Sugar Bowl, Bailey and Kitchen American, Silver, American — Sugar Bowl
Bailey and Kitchen
Taylor and Lawrie
ca. 1840

Sugar Bowl, Bailey and Kitchen American, Silver, American — Sugar Bowl
Bailey and Kitchen
Taylor and Lawrie
ca. 1840

Medallion of Benjamin Franklin, Wedgwood and Bentley British, Earthenware, British — Medallion of Benjamin Franklin
Wedgwood and Bentley
Josiah Wedgwood and Sons
1778–80

Snowdon from Llyn Nantlle, North Wales, George Fennel Robson British, Graphite and watercolor with gum — Snowdon from Llyn Nantlle, North Wales
George Fennel Robson
1832

Mayflower Saluted by the Fleet – Crossing the Bow of "Galatea" in their First Race for the "America's Cup" over the inside course New York Bay, September 7th, 1886 [Won by Mayflower]

Franklyn Bassford

Currier & Ives

1886

The Puritan and Genesta on the Homestretch – In Their Second and Final International Race for "The America's Cup," Sept. 16th, 1885, Won by the Puritan

Franklyn Bassford

Currier & Ives

1885

Volunteer Crossing the Finish Line

Franklyn Bassford

Currier & Ives

ca. 1887

Lemuel Shaw, Southworth and Hawes American, Daguerreotype — Lemuel Shaw
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1850

[Newhaven Fishwives], Hill and Adamson British, Scottish, Salted paper print from paper negative — [Newhaven Fishwives]
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1845

Dress, Puppets and Puppets, Silk, American — Dress
Puppets and Puppets
Carly Mark
fall/winter 2021−22

Brooch, Marcus and Co. American, Plique-à-jour enamel, conch pearl, diamond, platinum and eighteen karat gold, American — Brooch
Marcus and Co.
ca. 1900

Nkisi (power figure), Kongo artist and nganga (ritual specialist), Wood, pigment, resin, iron, brass, tin, cloth, plant fiber cord, beads, cowrie shells, bone or ivory, arrows, leather, seeds, animal horn, Kongo peoples — Nkisi (power figure)
Kongo artist and nganga (ritual specialist)
19th–first half of 20th century

Nkishi (community power figure), Songye artist and nganga (ritual specialist), Wood, copper, brass, iron, fiber, snakeskin, leather, fur, feathers, mud, resin, Songye peoples — Nkishi (community power figure)
Songye artist and nganga (ritual specialist)
19th–first half of 20th century

Grammigraphia, or the Grammar of Drawing: A System of Rules, Which, by Easy Rules, Communicates its Principles, and Shews How it is to be Presented by Lines; Distinguishing the Real Figure in Nature from the Appearance, or Shewing the Appearance from the Reality; Rendering Visual Observation More Correct and Interesting; and Proposing the Pleasure and Universality of the Science

William Robson

W. Wilson

1799

Grammigraphia, or the Grammar of Drawing: A System of Rules, Which, by Easy Rules, Communicates its Principles, and Shews How it is to be Presented by Lines; Distinguishing the Real Figure in Nature from the Appearance, or Shewing the Appearance from the Reality; Rendering Visual Observation More Correct and Interesting; and Proposing the Pleasure and Universality of the Science

Multiple artists/makers

1799

Teapot, Ott and Brewer American, Earthenware, American — Teapot
Ott and Brewer
1871–92

Teapot, Ott and Brewer American, Porcelain, American — Teapot
Ott and Brewer
1876–83

Tea Spoon, Browne and Seal American, Silver, American — Tea Spoon
Browne and Seal
1810

Tea Spoon, Lewis and Smith American, Silver, American — Tea Spoon
Lewis and Smith
1800–1830

Tongs, Phinney and Mead American, Silver, American — Tongs
Phinney and Mead
1800–1830

Tray, Ott and Brewer American, Porcelain, American — Tray
Ott and Brewer
1876–83

Two-quart Flagon, Boardman and Company American, Pewter, American — Two-quart Flagon
Boardman and Company
1825–27

Vase, Ott and Brewer American, Porcelain, American — Vase
Ott and Brewer
1880–90

Vase, Stevens and Williams, Blown satin red and blue glass, British — Vase
Stevens and Williams
ca. 1885

Vase, Stevens and Williams, Blown glass, British (American market) — Vase
Stevens and Williams
ca. 1885

Water Pitcher, Adams and Company American, Pressed yellow glass, American — Water Pitcher
Adams and Company
1870–90

Wine Glass, Adams and Company American, Pressed yellow glass, American — Wine Glass
Adams and Company
1870–90

Wine Glass, Adams and Company American, Pressed yellow glass, American — Wine Glass
Adams and Company
1870–90

Wine Glass, Adams and Company American, Pressed yellow glass, American — Wine Glass
Adams and Company
1870–90

Wine Glass, Adams and Company American, Pressed yellow glass, American — Wine Glass
Adams and Company
1870–90

Desk, Kimbel and Cabus American, Oak, nickel-plated brass and iron hardware, American — Desk
Multiple artists/makers
ca.1875

Plaque, Ott and Brewer American, Porcelain, American — Plaque
Ott and Brewer
ca. 1890