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Evening ensemble, John Moore, [no medium available], American
Evening ensemble
Designer John Moore
1967
Cocktail dress, John Moore, Silk, American
Cocktail dress
Designer John Moore
ca. 1963
Beach cover-up, John Moore, Cotton, American
Beach cover-up
Designer John Moore
1965
Sugar bowl, John Moore, Silver, Irish, Dublin
Sugar bowl
Possibly by John Moore
ca. 1750
Thursday, John Moore American, Oil on canvas
Thursday
John Moore
1980
Sugar Bowl, John C. Moore American, Silver, American
Sugar Bowl
John C. Moore
Retailer Ball, Tompkins and Black
1850
Milk Pot, John C. Moore American, Silver, American
Milk Pot
John C. Moore
Retailer Ball, Tompkins and Black
1850
Teakettle, John C. Moore American, Silver, American
Teakettle
John C. Moore
Retailer Ball, Tompkins and Black
1850
Sir John Moore, Knight, Lord Mayor of London
Engraver James McArdell
After Sir Peter Lely (Pieter van der Faes)
Sitter Sir John Moore
1746–65
Covered Bowl
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1850
Vase, Emile Gallé French, Glass
Vase
Designer Emile Gallé
Manufacturer Établissements Gallé
ca. 1890–1900
Shoes, Mr. David Evins, silk, leather, American
Shoes
Designer Mr. David Evins
1967
Bracelet, metal, simulated jewels, American
Bracelet
American
1967
Dr. Moore
Engraver George Keating
After Sir Thomas Lawrence
Sitter John Moore M.D.
December 1, 1794
Chandelier, John Gumley British, Gilded wood and gesso; gilded metal mounts, British
Chandelier
Attributed to John Gumley
Attributed to James Moore
ca. 1710–15
Vase, Clément Massier French, Lustered earthenware, French, Golfe-Juan
Vase
Clément Massier
1889
Bottle with stopper, Emile Gallé French, Glass
Bottle with stopper
Designer Emile Gallé
Manufacturer Établissements Gallé
ca. 1880–90
Side Chair, John Finlay, Maple, American
Side Chair
Attributed to John Finlay
Attributed to Hugh Finlay
1815–20
Side Chair, John Finlay, Maple, painted and gilded, cane, American
Side Chair
Attributed to John Finlay
Attributed to Hugh Finlay
1815–20
Childs' Drawing-book of objects; studies from still life, for young pupils, etc.
Author George Childs
Publisher John W. Moore
1845
Untitled (Squirrels in a Chestnut Tree), Susan Catherine Moore Waters American, Oil on canvas, American
Untitled (Squirrels in a Chestnut Tree)
Susan Catherine Moore Waters
ca. 1875–80
Pair of Flintlock Turn-Off Pistols, Daniel Moore British, Steel, wood (walnut), silver, British, London
Pair of Flintlock Turn-Off Pistols
Gunsmith Daniel Moore
Silversmith Possibly John King
ca. 1760–80
Mrs. John Crosby Brown (Mary Elizabeth Adams, 1842–1918), Anders Zorn Swedish, Oil on canvas
Mrs. John Crosby Brown (Mary Elizabeth Adams, 1842–1918)
Anders Zorn
ca. 1900
James B. Moore, Esq., John Sloan American, Etching
James B. Moore, Esq.
John Sloan
1905
Childs' Drawing Book of Objects: Studies from Still Life, for Young Pupils, and Drawing Classes in Schools
Author George Childs
Lithographer Wagner & McGuigan
Publisher John W. Moore
1845
Side Chair, John Finlay, Maple, American
Side Chair
Attributed to John Finlay
Attributed to Hugh Finlay
1815–20
Side Chair, John Finlay, Maple, American
Side Chair
Attributed to John Finlay
Attributed to Hugh Finlay
1815–20
Greenery, John Henry Dearle British, Wool, silk (11 warps per inch, 4 per cm.), British, Merton Abbey
Greenery
Multiple artists/makers
designed 1892; woven 1915
John Moore, Cincinnati Reds, from the Baseball Players Match Cover design series (U1) issued by Diamond Match Company, The Diamond Match Company American, Printed matchbook
John Moore, Cincinnati Reds, from the Baseball Players Match Cover design series (U1) issued by Diamond Match Company
Publisher The Diamond Match Company
1934
Side Chair, John Seymour American, Mahogany, tulip poplar, American
Side Chair
Attributed to John Seymour
Attributed to Thomas Seymour
1795–1803
Hat, Mr. John, Inc. American, [no medium available], American
Hat
Designer Mr. John, Inc.
1951
Evening pillbox, Mr. John, Inc. American, silk, American
Evening pillbox
Designer Mr. John, Inc.
1959
Rose and Lily, John Henry Dearle British, Silk and wool, British, Merton Abbey, Surrey
Rose and Lily
Designer John Henry Dearle
Manufactory Morris & Company
1893
"Air Trap" Vase, John A. Dreves American, Lead crystal
"Air Trap" Vase
Designer John A. Dreves
Manufacturer Corning Glass Works, Steuben Division
1947
Terracotta Tomb Plaque, Terracotta, Spanish
Terracotta Tomb Plaque
Spanish
400–800
Mantel clock, Firm of John and Myles Brockbanks British, Inlaid mahogany and gilt bronze, British, London
Mantel clock
Clockmaker: Firm of John and Myles Brockbanks
clockmaker: Handley & Moore
ca. 1791–1806
The Holy Family with Saint Elizabeth, Saint John, and a Dove, Peter Paul Rubens Flemish, Oil on oak
The Holy Family with Saint Elizabeth, Saint John, and a Dove
Peter Paul Rubens
ca. 1608–9
Tête-à-Tête, John Henry Bradley Storrs American, Bronze
Tête-à-Tête
John Henry Bradley Storrs
ca. 1939
Side Chair, Benjamin Henry Latrobe American, born England, Yellow poplar, oak, maple, white pine, gold leaf, and gesso, American
Side Chair
Designer Benjamin Henry Latrobe
John Aitken
Decorator George Bridport
ca. 1808
Catalogue of Line Engravings Sold by T.M. Moore, Aug. 25, 1829, at 128 Broad-way, N.Y.
Author T. M. Moore
1829
Compton, John Henry Dearle British, Block-printed in distemper colors
Compton
Multiple artists/makers
1896
Blackthorn, John Henry Dearle British, Block-printed in distemper colors
Blackthorn
Multiple artists/makers
1892

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