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Teapot, Garrett Eoff American, Silver, American — Teapot
Garrett Eoff
1825–45

Creamer, Garrett Eoff American, Silver, American — Creamer
Garrett Eoff
ca. 1825

Teapot, Garrett Eoff American, Silver, American — Teapot
Garrett Eoff
ca. 1825

Sugar Bowl, Garrett Eoff American, Silver, American — Sugar Bowl
Garrett Eoff
ca. 1825

Snuffbox, Garrett Eoff American, Silver, gold, pearls, hard stones, American — Snuffbox
Garrett Eoff
1820–40

Garrett Eoff

1810–20

Cottage Garden, Warwick, England, Edmund Henry Garrett American, Watercolor, gouache, and graphite on off-white wove paper, American — Cottage Garden, Warwick, England
Edmund Henry Garrett

Spoon tray, Copeland & Garrett British, Bone china, British, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire — Spoon tray
Copeland & Garrett
19th century

Punch Bowl, Eoff and Phyfe, Silver, American — Punch Bowl
Eoff and Phyfe
Baldwin & Co.
ca. 1846

Sauceboat, Eoff and Conner American, Silver, American — Sauceboat
Eoff and Conner
ca.1833

Garrett Mountain, Paterson, New Jersey

George A. Tice

1967

Woodland, Adams Wirt Garrett American, Drypoint — Woodland
Adams Wirt Garrett
WPA
1936

Figure of a Lion, Aaron Hays British, Unglazed porcelain (Parian ware), British — Figure of a Lion
Aaron Hays
Copeland & Garrett
1878

Cover illustration for The New Yorker, October 21, 1950

Garrett Price

1950

Bronze statuette of a nude youth, Bronze, Etruscan — Bronze statuette of a nude youth
Etruscan
5th century BCE

Fragmentary stone axe, Stone, Greek Neolithic — Fragmentary stone axe
Greek Neolithic
5th–3rd millennium BCE

Small stone axe, Stone, Greek Neolithic — Small stone axe
Greek Neolithic
5th–3rd millennium BCE

Small stone axe, Stone, Greek Neolithic — Small stone axe
Greek Neolithic
5th–3rd millennium BCE

Small stone axe, Stone, Greek Neolithic — Small stone axe
Greek Neolithic
5th–3rd millennium BCE

Small stone axe, Stone, Greek Neolithic — Small stone axe
Greek Neolithic
5th–3rd millennium BCE

Small stone axe, Stone, Greek Neolithic — Small stone axe
Greek Neolithic
5th–3rd millennium BCE

Flint arrowhead, Flint, Greek Neolithic — Flint arrowhead
Greek Neolithic
5th–4th millennium BCE

Bronze kylix (drinking cup), Bronze, Greek — Bronze kylix (drinking cup)
Greek
4th–3rd century BCE

Pitcher, Charles Cartlidge and Company American, Porcelain, American — Pitcher
Charles Cartlidge and Company
ca. 1848–56

Tray, Stephen Richard American, Silver, American — Tray
Stephen Richard
ca. 1826

The Fifth Picture Gallery from the Corridor, Museum of Fine Arts Boston

Edmund Henry Garrett

19th–20th century

Victorian Songs: lyrics of the affections and nature

Edmund Henry Garrett

1895 (?)

Historic Towns of New England

Edmund Henry Garrett

19th–20th century

John Neagle, Daniel Dickinson American, Watercolor on ivory, American — John Neagle
Daniel Dickinson
1830

Card Number 417, Wayne Garrett, Montreal Expos

Topps Chewing Gum Company

1977

Upper part of a Shabti

ca. 1295–1070 B.C.

Head of Gautama Buddha, Stone, Thailand — Head of Gautama Buddha
Thailand
16th–17th century

Implements (Celt), Stone (black basalt?), European, Italian peninsula — Implements (Celt)
European, Italian peninsula
ca. 5,000–2,000 BCE

Spear Head, Bronze, Etruscan — Spear Head
Etruscan
ca. 750–90 BCE

Arrowhead, Stone, European, Italian peninsula — Arrowhead
European, Italian peninsula
ca. 10,000 BCE–5000 BCE

Axe Head, Bronze, European, Italian peninsula, possibly Etruscan — Axe Head
European, Italian peninsula, possibly Etruscan
ca. 2000–90 BCE

Implements (Celt), Stone (serpentine), pigment, European, Italian peninsula — Implements (Celt)
European, Italian peninsula
ca. 5,000–2,000 BCE

Two Arrowheads, Bronze, Egyptian, Thebes — Two Arrowheads
Egyptian, Thebes
ca. 1550–1292 BCE

Jug, White stoneware, German — Jug
German
17th–19th century

Footed dish, Maiolica (tin-glazed earthenware), Italian, Faenza — Footed dish
Italian, Faenza
second half 16th century