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Fair Hills, Willard Dixon American, Oil on canvas — Fair Hills
Willard Dixon
1985

Tall Clock, Benjamin Willard American, Mahogany, cherry, white pine, American — Tall Clock
Benjamin Willard
Simon Willard
1772

Box, Laurence B. Dixon, American, Silver, enamel, garnet, rose quartz, rubellite, sapphire, peridot, chalcedony, and shell, American — Box
Laurence B. Dixon,
Eda Lord Dixon
1924

Hillside Pastures—September, Willard Metcalf American, Oil on canvas, American — Hillside Pastures—September
Willard Metcalf
1922

The North Country, Willard Metcalf American, Oil on canvas, American — The North Country
Willard Metcalf
1923

Clock, Simon Willard American, Mahogany, mahogany veneer, white pine, brass, glass, American — Clock
Simon Willard
1825–30

Wall Clock, Aaron Willard American, Mahogany, American — Wall Clock
Aaron Willard
1772–82

Wall Clock, Simon Willard American, Mahogany, white pine, American — Wall Clock
Simon Willard
1800–1810

Mutual Surprise, Edwin Willard Deming American, Bronze, American — Mutual Surprise
Edwin Willard Deming
Roman Bronze Works
1907

The Fight, Edwin Willard Deming American, Bronze, American — The Fight
Edwin Willard Deming
Roman Bronze Works
ca. 1906

Banjo Clock, Aaron Willard Jr. American, Mahogany, gilt gesso, eglomise tablets, white pine, tulip
poplar, American — Banjo Clock
Aaron Willard Jr.
ca. 1825

Banjo Clock, Aaron Willard Jr. American, Mahogany, gilt gesso, eglomise tablets, white pine, tulip
poplar, American — Banjo Clock
Aaron Willard Jr.
1815–25

Tray, James Dixon & Sons British, Fused silver plate, American — Tray
James Dixon & Sons
1835–50

Hand mirror, Eda Lord Dixon American, Silver, ivory, enamel, and glass, American — Hand mirror
Eda Lord Dixon
ca. 1908

Simon Willard

ca. 1800

Simon Willard

1775–80

Shelf Clock, Aaron Willard American, Mahogany, giltwood, glass, American — Shelf Clock
Aaron Willard
ca. 1795

Eleanor at 7:15, Willard Boepple American, Cor-Ten steel — Eleanor at 7:15
Willard Boepple
1977

Simon Willard American, Mahogany, pine; brass, iron, steel, lead, synthetic cord (modern), American — Simon Willard
1780–90

Productions of the Leeds Photographic Society, T. Dixon British, Salted paper prints — Productions of the Leeds Photographic Society
Multiple artists/makers
1852

Sir Henry Blount (1602–1682), Nicholas Dixon British, Vellum laid on card — Sir Henry Blount (1602–1682)
Nicholas Dixon
1660s

[Man Holding Patent Office Book], Oliver H. Willard American, Salted paper print from glass negative — [Man Holding Patent Office Book]
Oliver H. Willard
ca. 1857

Artillery, Quartermaster Sergeant, Oliver H. Willard American, Albumen silver print from glass negative with applied color — Artillery, Quartermaster Sergeant
Oliver H. Willard
1866

Artillery, Musician, Oliver H. Willard American, Albumen silver print from glass negative with applied color — Artillery, Musician
Oliver H. Willard
1866

Light Artillery, Sergeant Major, Oliver H. Willard American, Albumen silver print from glass negative with applied color — Light Artillery, Sergeant Major
Oliver H. Willard
1866

Ordnance, Private, Oliver H. Willard American, Albumen silver print from glass negative with applied color — Ordnance, Private
Oliver H. Willard
1866

Fatigue, Marching Order, Oliver H. Willard American, Albumen silver print from glass negative with applied color — Fatigue, Marching Order
Oliver H. Willard
1866

Tall Clock, John Doggett American, Mahogany, maple, white pine, American — Tall Clock
John Doggett
Aaron Willard Jr.
ca. 1825

Tea urn, James Dixon & Sons British, Britannia metal, British, Sheffield — Tea urn
James Dixon & Sons
1830–34

Vase base, James Dixon & Sons British, Electroplated silver, British, Sheffield — Vase base
James Dixon & Sons
ca. 1840–60

Teapot, James Dixon & Sons British, Britannia metal; bone, British, Sheffield — Teapot
James Dixon & Sons
ca. 1842–51

Claret jug, James Dixon & Sons British, Britannia metal, British, Sheffield — Claret jug
James Dixon & Sons
ca. 1870–79

Saltcellar, James Dixon & Sons British, Sheffield plate, British, Sheffield — Saltcellar
James Dixon & Sons
19th century

Saltcellar, James Dixon & Sons British, Sheffield plate, British, Sheffield — Saltcellar
James Dixon & Sons
19th century

Plate, James Dixon & Sons British, Copper, silver-plated, British, Sheffield — Plate
James Dixon & Sons
ca. 1830

Powder Flask, James Dixon & Sons British, Tortoiseshell, wood, silver, steel, British, probably London; spout, Sheffield — Powder Flask
James Dixon & Sons
flask, before 1801; spout, after 1835

Pitcher, Christopher Dresser British, Scottish, Silver-plate, ivory — Pitcher
Christopher Dresser
James Dixon & Sons
ca. 1881

Teapot, Christopher Dresser British, Scottish, Silverplate, ebony, British, Sheffield — Teapot
Christopher Dresser
James Dixon & Sons
ca. 1879

Bibliorum Sacrorum Vulgatae versionis, François Ambroise Didot French — Bibliorum Sacrorum Vulgatae versionis
François Ambroise Didot
Josiah W. (Josiah Willard) Gibbs
1785

Holborn Valley Improvement, London

Henry Dixon

1860s