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Plate, John Monday American, Earthenware; Redware with sgraffito decoration, American — Plate
John Monday
1830

Bottle, Wistarburgh Glassworks American, Free-blown glass, American — Bottle
Wistarburgh Glassworks
1738–ca. 1777

Basin, Master Potter A, Tin-glazed earthenware, Mexican — Basin
Master Potter A
ca. 1650

Pocket bottle, American Flint Glass Manufactory American, Blown pattern-molded glass, American — Pocket bottle
American Flint Glass Manufactory
Henry William Stiegel
1769–74

Jubal and Miriam, William Jay Bolton, Stained glass window; vitreous glass paint, enamel paint, silver stain, American — Jubal and Miriam
William Jay Bolton
John Bolton
1843–48

Figure of a Lion, John Bell American, Earthenware, American — Figure of a Lion
John Bell
1845–55

Teakettle, Benjamin Brewood II, Silver, British — Teakettle
Benjamin Brewood II
1762–63

Teapot, John Rogers & Son, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market) — Teapot
John Rogers & Son
ca. 1823–ca. 1842

Teapot, Gottfried Aust American, Earthenware with slip decoration, American — Teapot
Gottfried Aust
1756–71

Teapot, Abraham Dubois American, Silver, American — Teapot
Abraham Dubois
1780–1800

Teapot, William Will American, Pewter, wood, American — Teapot
William Will
1764–98

Teapot, William Will American, Pewter, teak, American — Teapot
William Will
1764–98

Teapot, Porcelain, French, possibly — Teapot
French, possibly
ca. 1780

Pocket bottle, American Flint Glass Manufactory American, Blown pattern-molded glass, American — Pocket bottle
American Flint Glass Manufactory
Henry William Stiegel
1769–74

Tray, Pressed glass, American — Tray
American
1832–40

Tray, Porcelain, Chinese, for American market — Tray
Chinese, for American market
ca. 1860–66

Tumbler, Blown, cut, and engraved glass, Bohemian — Tumbler
Bohemian
1790–1810

Tumbler, Bakewell, Page & Bakewell American, Blown and cut glass; clay cameo, American — Tumbler
Bakewell, Page & Bakewell
ca. 1825

Tumbler, Bakewell, Page & Bakewell American, Blown, cut, and engraved glass, American — Tumbler
Bakewell, Page & Bakewell
1825–30

Two-quart Flagon, Boardman and Company American, Pewter, American — Two-quart Flagon
Boardman and Company
1825–27

Urn, Blown, cut, and engraved glass, American — Urn
American
ca. 1835

Urn, New Bremen Glass Manufactory, Blown glass, American — Urn
New Bremen Glass Manufactory
John Frederick Amelung
1788–95

Presentation vase, New England Glass Company American, Blown, cut, and engraved glass, American — Presentation vase
New England Glass Company
1843

Vase, Blown-molded and engraved glass, American — Vase
American
1810–30

Water cooler, Julius and Edward Norton American, Stoneware, American — Water cooler
Julius and Edward Norton
1850–59

Whistle, Adam Ownhouse American, Earthenware; Redware with slip decoration, American — Whistle
Adam Ownhouse
ca. 1840–50

Windowpane, Wheeling Flint Glass Works, Pressed glass, American — Windowpane
Wheeling Flint Glass Works
Glasshouse of John and Craig Ritchie
1833–36

Wine glass, Jersey Glass Company of George Dummer American, Blown and cut glass, American — Wine glass
Jersey Glass Company of George Dummer
ca. 1824–40

Dram Cup, John Coney American, Silver, American — Dram Cup
John Coney
ca. 1680

Compote, Bakewell, Page & Bakewell American, Blown and cut glass, American — Compote
Bakewell, Page & Bakewell
1820–35

Plateau, Benjamin Halsted American, Silver and glass, American — Plateau
Benjamin Halsted
1790–1805

Compote, Pressed glass, American — Compote
American
1835–45

Jar, John M. Safford American, Earthenware; Redware with stamped decoration, American — Jar
John M. Safford
1838

Inkstand, Boston & Sandwich Glass Company American, Pressed and blown-molded glass, pewter — Inkstand
Boston & Sandwich Glass Company
1830–40

Jar, Philip Kline American, Earthenware; Redware with sgraffito decoration, American — Jar
Philip Kline
1809

Jar, Christian Klinker American, Earthenware; Redware with slip decoration, American — Jar
Christian Klinker
ca. 1773

Jug, Earthenware, American — Jug
American
ca. 1800–1830

Jug, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market) — Jug
British (American market)
1800–1830

Jug, Earthenware, American — Jug
American
ca. 1800–1840

Jug, Stoneware, American — Jug
American
1790–1830