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More than 10,000 results for LeRoy Walter Flint

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Fun on the Beach, LeRoy Walter Flint American, Engraving — Fun on the Beach
LeRoy Walter Flint
WPA
1935–43

Lady with Dog, LeRoy Walter Flint American, Drypoint — Lady with Dog
LeRoy Walter Flint
WPA
1935–43

Sad Man, LeRoy Walter Flint American, Carborundum etching — Sad Man
LeRoy Walter Flint
WPA
1935–43

Lunch, LeRoy Walter Flint American, Drypoint — Lunch
LeRoy Walter Flint
WPA
1935–43

Sleepers, LeRoy Walter Flint American, Carborundum etching — Sleepers
LeRoy Walter Flint
WPA
1935–43

Oilers, LeRoy Walter Flint American, Engraving — Oilers
LeRoy Walter Flint
WPA
1935–43

Distraction, LeRoy Walter Flint American, Engraving — Distraction
LeRoy Walter Flint
WPA
1935–43

French Casino, LeRoy Walter Flint American, Carborundum etching — French Casino
LeRoy Walter Flint
WPA
1935–43

Pocket bottle, American Flint Glass Manufactory American, Blown pattern-molded glass, American — Pocket bottle
American Flint Glass Manufactory
Henry William Stiegel
1769–74

Bowl, Providence Flint Glass Works American, Lacy pressed glass, American — Bowl
Providence Flint Glass Works
1830–35

Pocket bottle, American Flint Glass Manufactory American, Blown pattern-molded glass, American — Pocket bottle
American Flint Glass Manufactory
Henry William Stiegel
1769–74

Covered Sugar Bowl, Providence Flint Glass Works American, Lacy pressed glass, American — Covered Sugar Bowl
Providence Flint Glass Works
1830–33

Pocket bottle, American Flint Glass Manufactory American, Blown pattern-molded glass, American — Pocket bottle
American Flint Glass Manufactory
Henry William Stiegel
1769–74

Saltcellar, Providence Flint Glass Works American, Lacy pressed glass, American — Saltcellar
Providence Flint Glass Works
1831–35

Salt, Providence Flint Glass Works American, Lacy pressed green glass, American — Salt
Providence Flint Glass Works
ca. 1830–70

Salt, Providence Flint Glass Works American, Lacy pressed blue glass, American — Salt
Providence Flint Glass Works
1830–70

Sugar bowl, American Flint Glass Manufactory or American, Blown pattern-molded glass, American — Sugar bowl
Multiple artists/makers
1765–90

Pocket bottle, American Flint Glass Manufactory American, Blown pattern-molded glass, American — Pocket bottle
American Flint Glass Manufactory
Henry William Stiegel
1769–74

Salt, Stourbridge Flint Glass Works American, Lacy pressed glass, American — Salt
Stourbridge Flint Glass Works
ca. 1828–35

Windowpane, Wheeling Flint Glass Works, Pressed glass, American — Windowpane
Wheeling Flint Glass Works
Glasshouse of John and Craig Ritchie
1833–36

Cordial, Brooklyn Flint Glass Company American, Blue-cut-to-clear glass, American — Cordial
Brooklyn Flint Glass Company
Joseph Stouvenel and Company (1851-1857)
1850–55

Cordial, Brooklyn Flint Glass Company American, Blue-cut-to-clear glass, American — Cordial
Brooklyn Flint Glass Company
Joseph Stouvenel and Company (1851-1857)
1850–55

Decanter, Brooklyn Flint Glass Company American, Glass, American — Decanter
Brooklyn Flint Glass Company
ca. 1855

Large drinking vessel, Brooklyn Flint Glass Company American, Glass, American — Large drinking vessel
Brooklyn Flint Glass Company
ca. 1855

Medium drinking vessel, Brooklyn Flint Glass Company American, Glass, American — Medium drinking vessel
Brooklyn Flint Glass Company
ca. 1855

Small drinking vessel, Brooklyn Flint Glass Company American, Glass, American — Small drinking vessel
Brooklyn Flint Glass Company
ca. 1855

Decanter with stopper, Brooklyn Flint Glass Company American, Blue-cut-to-clear glass, American — Decanter with stopper
Brooklyn Flint Glass Company
Joseph Stouvenel and Company (1851-1857)
1850–55

Pitcher, Brooklyn Flint Glass Company American, Blue-cut-to-clear glass, American — Pitcher
Brooklyn Flint Glass Company
Joseph Stouvenel and Company (1851-1857)
1850–55

Goblet, Brooklyn Flint Glass Company American, Blue-cut-to-clear glass, American — Goblet
Brooklyn Flint Glass Company
Joseph Stouvenel and Company (1851-1857)
1850–55

Celery vase, Brooklyn Flint Glass Company American, Blue-cut-to-clear glass, American — Celery vase
Brooklyn Flint Glass Company
Joseph Stouvenel and Company (1851-1857)
1850–55

Cordial, Brooklyn Flint Glass Company American, Blue-cut-to-clear glass, American — Cordial
Brooklyn Flint Glass Company
Joseph Stouvenel and Company (1851-1857)
1850–55

Thin and Thick Ropes and a Bouy on Fabric, Jeannette Leroy French, Graphite with colored pencil on paper — Thin and Thick Ropes and a Bouy on Fabric
Jeannette Leroy
1984

Lemons on Scarves, Jeannette Leroy French, Graphite and colored pencil on paper — Lemons on Scarves
Jeannette Leroy
1983

Sugar Shovel, Walter Pitkin American, Silver, American — Sugar Shovel
Walter Pitkin
1830–50

William Henry Huntington, Walter Gay American, Oil on wood, American — William Henry Huntington
Walter Gay
1887

In Mischief, Walter Shirlaw American, Scottish, Oil on canvas, American — In Mischief
Walter Shirlaw
1870 (?)

Primitive Man, Edgar Walter American, Bronze — Primitive Man
Edgar Walter
ca. 1902–3, cast ca. 1905

Mantel clock (horloge de cheminée), Jean-Joseph de Saint Germain French, Gilded and chased bronze; white enamel, French — Mantel clock (horloge de cheminée)
Jean-Joseph de Saint Germain
Charles Leroy
ca. 1745

Rummer, South Boston Flint Glass Works American, Free-blown lead glass, American — Rummer
South Boston Flint Glass Works
1800–1830

Pitcher, South Boston Flint Glass Works American, Blown glass with applied decoration, American — Pitcher
South Boston Flint Glass Works
1813–30