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Chair, Christopher Dresser  British, Scottish, Cast iron, wood, British, Coalbrookdale
Designer Attributed to Christopher Dresser
Designer Roundels designed by John Moyr Smith
Manufacturer Coalbrookdale Company
1870
Mug, John Langlands, Silver, British, Newcastle
John Langlands
1770–71
Bowl, Dawson & Co., Pottery, British, Newcastle
Factory Possibly Dawson & Co.
early 19th century
Bowl, Jackfield Pottery, Shropshire, England, Earthenware, British, Shropshire
Factory Jackfield Pottery, Shropshire, England
Factory director Maurice Thursfield
ca. 1760–75
Coffeepot, John Langlands, Silver, wood, British, Newcastle
John Langlands
1757–58
Mug, John Langlands, Silver, British, Newcastle
John Langlands
1759–60
Goblet, Frans Greenwood  Dutch, Glass, diamond point stipple, British, Newcastle or Dutch, Dordrecht
Engraver Engraved by Frans Greenwood
ca. 1725, engraved 1728
Two-handled cup, John Langlands, Silver, British, Newcastle
John Langlands
John Robertson
1791–92
Coffeepot, Jackfield Pottery, Shropshire, England, Glazed earthenware, British, probably Shropshire
Probably made at Jackfield Pottery, Shropshire, England
18th century
Cock, Jackfield Pottery, Shropshire, England, Glazed earthenware, British, Shropshire
Probably made at Jackfield Pottery, Shropshire, England
18th century
Punch pot, Jackfield Pottery, Shropshire, England, Glazed earthenware, British, probably Shropshire
Probably made at Jackfield Pottery, Shropshire, England
ca. 1760–70
Fruit dish, Coalbrookdale Company  British, Iron, cast and patinated, British, Coalbrookdale
Probably by Coalbrookdale Company
ca. 1860–80
Solidus, Gold, Byzantine
Byzantine
394–395
Author Issued by Coalbrookdale Company
1868
Multiple artists/makers
[ca. 1900]

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