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John Kay
Subject David Steuart
Subject John Lothian
ca. 1784

After Louis Ducis
Publisher H. Mandeville
Sitter Mary, Queen of Scots
19th century
John Kay
Subject James William Montgomery, 1st Baronet
Subject David Stuart Moncrief
1787
Designer Bodymap
ca. 1987

Attributed to the Antiphon Painter
ca. 480 BCE

Designer Gio Ponti
Manufacturer Figli di Amedeo Cassina
ca. 1955

Designer Gio Ponti
Manufacturer Fraser
ca. 1951

Designer Gio Ponti
Manufacturer Fraser
ca. 1951

Designer Gio Ponti
Manufacturer Fraser
ca. 1951

Designer Gio Ponti
Manufacturer Fraser
ca. 1951

Designer Gio Ponti
Manufacturer Fraser
ca. 1951

Designer Gio Ponti
Manufacturer Fraser
ca. 1951

Designer Gio Ponti
Manufacturer Fraser
ca. 1951

Designer Gio Ponti
Manufacturer Fraser
ca. 1951

Designer Gio Ponti
Manufacturer Fraser
ca. 1951

Designer Gio Ponti
Manufacturer Fraser
ca. 1951

Japan
17th century

Attributed to Dennis Family Potters
ca. 1790–1810

Polly Platt
1809

Unknown
ca. 1885
Designer Dorothy Liebes
ca. 1930
Dorothy Liebes
ca. 1930
Dorothy Liebes
ca. 1930

Thomas Hovenden
ca. 1884
John Kay
Subject James Graham, 3rd Duke of Montrose
Subject David Stewart Erskine, 11th Earl of Buchan
1784
Decorator De Lene Mortimer
Manufacturer Manufactured by Haviland & Co.
1890

On loan to The Met
Ridgewing Inc.
2015
East Greek
6th century BCE

Attributed to the Triptolemos Painter
ca. 480 BCE
Multiple artists/makers
June 1825–May 1826
Multiple artists/makers
1893

Restituted
Signed by Hieron
Attributed to Makron
ca. 490 BCE
Multiple artists/makers
1882–85
Multiple artists/makers
1883
Multiple artists/makers
1884–89
Multiple artists/makers
1832
Multiple artists/makers
1815–60
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