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American
1830–39

American
ca. 1835

American
ca. 1830

American
ca. 1825

American
ca. 1850
American
ca. 1830
American
ca. 1835
China
late 18th–19th century
Walker Evans
July–August 1933

American
1760–90

American
19th century

American Porcelain Manufacturing Company
1853–56

After Edward Matthew Ward
Subject Benjamin West
May 12, 1849
China
early 19th century
Grant Wood
1931
China
early 19th century

Louis Marin Bonnet
1774

British (American market)
1800–1830

Rudolph T. Lux
1863

Chinese, for American market
late 18th–early 19th century

German, Bayreuth
second quarter 18th century

Felix Octavius Carr Darley
Author Related author Nathaniel Hawthorne
ca. 1879

Attributed to Hennessey Company
1840–55
Walker Evans
July–August 1933
Designer Designed by Rockwell Kent
Designer Gale Turnbull
Manufacturer Vernon Kilns
1940–43

John James Barralet
after 1796

Publisher Issued by Kinney Brothers Tobacco Company
1889

British
ca. 1788

American
ca. 1778

Multiple artists/makers
[March 25, 1782], reissued 1790
John Floyd Yewell
1925

1911

American, Charleston, South Carolina
dated 1770

British, Staffordshire
18th century

Factory Worcester factory
ca. 1760

Publisher Issued by W. Duke, Sons & Co.
Lithographer Lithography by Knapp & Company
1888–90

Louis Kinney Harlow
19th–20th century

British
1770–80

American
1690–1720
![Designs for Two Ewers, Two Bottle-shaped Vases and a Covered Tureen, Alfred Henry Forrester [Alfred Crowquill] British, Pen and ink, watercolor](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/dp/web-additional/DP827018.jpg)
Alfred Henry Forrester [Alfred Crowquill]
Patron Probably commissioned by Samuel Alcock & Company
1845–55

American
1760–90

Attributed to Wilhelm Schimmel
1865–90
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