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British, London
1814–15
British, Sheffield
late 18th century
Patanazzi family
1584
John Plimmer
1802
Dutch
second half 18th century
French, Sceaux
ca. 1750
Johannes Zeschinger
18th century
Boston & Sandwich Glass Company
1830–40
British, after Italian original
19th century, after 16th or 18th century original
Possibly Northern Italian
17th century or later
Italian, possibly Venice
1550–1600
12th–14th century
Peter Harache I
1690–91
Roman, Cypriot
probably Italian
16th century (?)
French
ca. 1730
German
ca. 1530–50
Lowestoft
ca. 1780
William Crolius
1773
Simon Pantin I
1725–26
Italian, Urbino
second half 16th century
British, after Italian original
19th century, after 15th century original
French
18th–19th century
Anna Petrus
ca. 1923–24
Francesco Ladatte
ca. 1753
Royal Porcelain Manufactory, Naples
ca. 1765
Philippe Claude Montigny
ca. 1770
1800–1900
Possibly Northern Italian
17th century or later
Japan
1800
German, Westerwald
18th century
British
ca. 1805
French, possibly Lille
18th century
probably Italian
16th century (?)
American or British
1700–1800
German, Westerwald
18th century
Paul-Louis Cyfflé
ca. 1760
Chantilly
porcelain ca. 1735, mounts ca. 1740–50 and later
Spanish, Salamanca
last quarter 18th century
China
19th century