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Piece, Linen, French, possibly Alsace — Piece
French, possibly Alsace
ca. 1840

Pictorial print, Cotton, French, possibly Alsace — Pictorial print
French, possibly Alsace
19th century

Piece, F. Pieters, Cotton, French, possibly Alsace — Piece
F. Pieters
ca. 1820

Delaine fragment, Wool and cotton, French, possibly Alsace — Delaine fragment
French, possibly Alsace
19th century (?)

Piece, Wool, French, possibly Alsace — Piece
French, possibly Alsace
19th century

French, possibly Alsace

19th century

French, possibly Alsace

19th century

Armor of Henry II, King of France (reigned 1547–59), Jean Cousin the Elder French, Steel, gold, silver, leather, textile, French, possibly Paris — Armor of Henry II, King of France (reigned 1547–59)
Jean Cousin the Elder
Baptiste Pellerin
ca. 1555

Piece, Cotton, French, Alsace — Piece
French, Alsace
19th century

Piece, Cotton, French, Alsace — Piece
French, Alsace
19th century

Pictorial print, Cotton, French, Alsace — Pictorial print
French, Alsace
1825–30

Piece, Cotton, French, Alsace — Piece
French, Alsace
19th century

Pictorial print, Cotton, French, Alsace — Pictorial print
French, Alsace
19th century

Pictorial print, Cotton, French, Alsace — Pictorial print
French, Alsace
19th century

Piece, Cotton, French, Alsace — Piece
French, Alsace
19th century

Pictorial print, Cotton, French, Alsace — Pictorial print
French, Alsace
1830–40

Printed delaine, Wool and cotton, French, Alsace — Printed delaine
French, Alsace
19th century (?)

Panel, Silk and metal thread, French, Alsace — Panel
French, Alsace
ca. 1735–40

Swiss scenes, Cotton, French, Alsace — Swiss scenes
French, Alsace
ca. 1820

Fragment, Cotton, French, Alsace — Fragment
French, Alsace
19th century

Kerchief, Wool, French, Alsace — Kerchief
French, Alsace
19th century

Piece, Cotton, French, Alsace — Piece
French, Alsace
19th century

Pictorial print, Cotton, French, Alsace — Pictorial print
French, Alsace
early 19th century

Pictorial print, Cotton, French, Alsace — Pictorial print
French, Alsace
ca. 1830–35

Pictorial print, Cotton, French, Alsace — Pictorial print
French, Alsace
ca. 1825–30

Scenes from "William Tell", Cotton, French, Alsace — Scenes from "William Tell"
French, Alsace
ca. 1820

"La Trève de Dieu", Linen, French, Alsace — "La Trève de Dieu"
French, Alsace
1820

Portrait of W.H. Vanderbilt, Jean-Désiré Ringel d'Illzach, Gilt bronze, struck, French, Alsace — Portrait of W.H. Vanderbilt
Jean-Désiré Ringel d'Illzach
1893

Textile Sample Book, Silk, French, Alsace — Textile Sample Book
French, Alsace
1850–1900

Pictorial print, Cotton, French, Alsace — Pictorial print
French, Alsace
1825–30

Pictorial print, Cotton, French, Alsace — Pictorial print
French, Alsace
ca. 1830

Phèdre et Hippolite, Cotton, French, Alsace — Phèdre et Hippolite
French, Alsace
early 19th century

Piece, Linen, French, Alsace — Piece
French, Alsace
1840

Piece, Linen, French, Alsace — Piece
French, Alsace
ca. 1840

Traite des Nègres (The Slave Trade), Frédéric Etienne Joseph Feldtrappe, Cotton, roller printed, French, Alsace — Traite des Nègres (The Slave Trade)
Multiple artists/makers
early 19th century

Bascinet, Steel, possibly French — Bascinet
possibly French
ca. 1375–1425

Cup and Saucer, Porcelain, French, possibly — Cup and Saucer
French, possibly
ca. 1780

Cup and Saucer, Porcelain, French, possibly — Cup and Saucer
French, possibly
ca. 1780

Cup and Saucer, Porcelain, French, possibly — Cup and Saucer
French, possibly
ca. 1780

Cup and Saucer, Porcelain, French, possibly — Cup and Saucer
French, possibly
ca. 1780