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French, St. Clement
ca. 1750

Lucien Lévy-Dhurmer
Clément Massier
ca. 1893–95

Chinese, for Swedish market
1760–70

Designer Ernest Chaplet
ca. 1890

Minton(s)
1882
Designer Henry van de Velde
Manufacturer Theodor Muller
ca. 1902

Factory Levavasseur
ca. 1770

Manufactory Levavasseur
ca. 1775

Frederick E. Walrath
ca. 1908–15

Chinese, for Portuguese market
ca. 1765
China
18th century

Decorator Charles Volkmar
Manufacturer Edouard Gilles Pottery
ca. 1877–79

British
early 19th century

Designer Jules Bouy
ca. 1930

Designer Emile Reiber
Probably by Eugène Guignard
Manufacturer for the firm of Christofle & Cie
ca. 1878
China

Manufactory Levavasseur
ca. 1775

Decorator Fidelle Duvivier
ca. 1753–95

Modeler Probably after a model by Christopher Dresser
Factory Minton(s)
1883

Chinese
probably 19th century

Charles Wingender and Brother
ca. 1894–10

Manufacturer Union Porcelain Works
Designer Karl L. H. Müller
Decorator Karl L. H. Müller
1876

Designer Archibald Knox
Manufacturer Made by Carter & Co.
Purveyor Liberty & Co.
ca. 1900–1905

Factory Fontainebleau
Jacob Petit
Decorator Probably decorated at the workshop of Feuillet, Boyer, Blot, Hébert
ca. 1834–48

American
1890–1915

Chinese
1700–1800

Haviland & Co.
Decorator Philibert Léon Couturier
ca. 1880

Chinese
1800–1900

Japan
18th century

Japan
18th century

Chinese
1700–1800

Manufacturer Jacob and Josef Kohn
ca. 1900
Manufacturer Bretby Art Pottery
ca. 1900

Anonymous, German, 18th century
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to Pierre Germain
18th century (?)

Haviland & Co.
Decorator Emile Justin Merlot
ca. 1880

Chinese
1800–1900

Chinese
1800–1900

Chinese
1700–1800

Chinese
1700–1800

Chinese
1800–1900

Anonymous, French, 19th century
Designs: Louis-Charles Labbé
19th century
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