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Ensemble, (a, b) cotton<br/>(c) wool, Hungarian
Hungarian
first half 20th century
Angels Praising (Angeli Laudantes), Sir Edward Burne-Jones (figures) British, Dyed wool and silk on undyed cotton warp (15 warps per inch; 5-6 per cm.), British, Merton Abbey
Multiple artists/makers
1898
Twelve-light candelabrum, Matthew Boulton  British, Silver, British, Birmingham
Matthew Boulton
sockets by Robert Garrard I
sockets by John S. Hunt
1805/6
Fan, Donaldson Brothers  American, wood, paper, metal, American
Designer Donaldson Brothers
Department Store Kohn, Adler & Company
1880
Fan, ivory, silk, metal, mother-of-pearl, American
American
1876
[Newhaven Fishwives], Hill and Adamson  British, Scottish, Salted paper print from paper negative
Photography Studio Hill and Adamson
David Octavius Hill
Robert Adamson
ca. 1845
Evening slippers, Gundry & Sons  British, silk, metal, British
Designer Gundry & Sons
1840–49
Wedding dress, House of Worth  French, silk, pearl, French
Design House House of Worth
1896
David Young and Unknown Man, Newhaven, Hill and Adamson  British, Scottish, Salted paper print from paper negative
Photography Studio Hill and Adamson
Robert Adamson
David Octavius Hill
1845
Flintlock Pistol with Inverted Lock, Joseph Egg  British, born France, Steel, wood (walnut, rosewood), horn, British, London
Gunsmith Joseph Egg
Gunsmith Henry Tatham
ca. 1813–14
Pope Pius IX (1792-1878, reigned from 1848), A. Latry et Cie.  French, Bois durci (pressed sawdust), French, Paris
Manufacturer A. Latry et Cie.
early 1870s
Anonymous
ca. 1840
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
Publisher Thomas McLean
May 1829

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