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Vase, University City Pottery, Earthenware, American
Manufacturer University City Pottery
Frederick Hurten Rhead
Agnes Marie Rhead
1910
Vase, University City Pottery, Porcelain, American
Manufacturer University City Pottery
Agnes Marie Rhead
ca. 1910–11
Vase, University City Pottery, Porcelain, American
Manufacturer University City Pottery
Taxile Doat
1912–13
Vase, University City Pottery, Porcelain, American
Manufacturer University City Pottery
Taxile Doat
1912–13
Vase, University City Pottery, Earthenware, American
Manufacturer University City Pottery
Frederick Hurten Rhead
1911
Vase, University City Pottery, Porcelain, American
Manufacturer University City Pottery
Designer Taxile Doat
1913
Vase, University City Pottery, Porcelain, American
Manufacturer University City Pottery
1913
Vase, University City Pottery, Porcelain, American
Manufacturer University City Pottery
Emile Diffloth
1910
Vase, University City Pottery, Porcelain, American
Manufacturer University City Pottery
1910
Vase, University City Pottery, Porcelain, American
Manufacturer University City Pottery
1912–13
Water Stone, Isamu Noguchi  American, Basalt; on a foundation bed of naturally rounded granite stones, Japan/United States
Isamu Noguchi
1986
Shakhùkwiàn (Man’s Coat), Lenni Lenape (Delaware) Artist  Native American, Hide, cloth, glass beads, cotton thread, sinew, Lenni Lenape/Delaware artist, Native American
Lenni Lenape (Delaware) Artist
ca. 1840
Sampler, Susan Bushey  American, Silk embroidery on linen, American
Susan Bushey
1838
Covered Pitcher, Timothy Sage  American, Pewter, American
Timothy Sage
1847–48
Harp Celeste, A. Shattinger  American, Wood, metal, American
A. Shattinger
ca. 1900
Banjo, Hercules McCord  American, Metal, wood, American
Hercules McCord
ca. 1859
Soup Ladle, F. A. Durgin  American, Silver, American
F. A. Durgin
ca. 1864
Vase, University City Pottery, Porcelain, American
Manufacturer University City Pottery
ca. 1912–13
Vase, University City Pottery, Porcelain, American
Manufacturer University City Pottery
ca. 1912
Vase, University City Pottery, Porcelain, American
Manufacturer University City Pottery
1912
Bowl, University City Pottery, Earthenware, American
Manufacturer University City Pottery
ca. 1912–13
Tazza with elephants, Adelaide Alsop Robineau  American, Porcelain, American
Adelaide Alsop Robineau
ca. 1910
Vase, Emile Diffloth, Porcelain, American
Emile Diffloth
Manufacturer University City Pottery
ca. 1910
Vase, Emile Diffloth, Porcelain, American
Emile Diffloth
Manufacturer University City Pottery
ca. 1910
Gourd-shaped vase, Taxile Doat  French, Porcelain, American
Designer Designed by Taxile Doat
Manufacturer University City Pottery
ca. 1912–13
Gourd-shaped vase, Taxile Doat  French, Porcelain, American
Designer Designed by Taxile Doat
Manufacturer University City Pottery
1913
Gourd-shaped vase, Taxile Doat  French, Porcelain, American
Designer Designed by Taxile Doat
Manufacturer University City Pottery
1912
Vase, Adelaide Alsop Robineau  American, Porcelain, American
Adelaide Alsop Robineau
Manufacturer University City Pottery
1910
Table Spoon, C. D. Sullivan and Company  American, Silver, American
C. D. Sullivan and Company
1800–1830
Tea Spoon, C. D. Sullivan and Company  American, Silver, American
C. D. Sullivan and Company
1800–1830
Stone book
between 1900 and 1999
Mississippian
11th–16th century
Mississippian
11th–14th century
Mississippian
11th–14th century
Mississippian
11th–14th century
Mississippian
11th–14th century
Mississippian
11th–14th century
Mississippian
11th–14th century
Mississippian
11th–14th century
Mississippian
11th–14th century
Mississippian
11th–14th century
Mississippian
11th–14th century

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