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Phil, Chuck Close American, Daguerreotype — Phil
Chuck Close
Philip Glass
2001

The Backgammon Players, Philip Webb British, Painted pine, oil paint on leather, brass, copper, British — The Backgammon Players
Multiple artists/makers
1861

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

Covered goblet, New Bremen Glass Manufactory, Blown and engraved glass, American — Covered goblet
New Bremen Glass Manufactory
John Frederick Amelung
1788

Figured flask, Coventry Glass Works or American, Blown-molded glass, American — Figured flask
Coventry Glass Works
Keene Glass Works
1824–40

Pan, Redwood Glass Company American, Blown glass with applied decoration, American — Pan
Redwood Glass Company
Redford Crown Glass Works
1835–65

Pitcher, Redwood Glass Company American, Blown glass with applied decoration, American — Pitcher
Redwood Glass Company
Redford Crown Glass Works
1835–65

Compote, Redwood Glass Company American, Blown glass with applied decoration, American — Compote
Redwood Glass Company
Redford Crown Glass Works
1835–65

Flask, Kentucky Glass Works American, Free-blown molded amber glass, American — Flask
Kentucky Glass Works
Zanesville Glass Manufacturing Company
1825–60

Bowl, Redwood Glass Company American, Blown glass with applied decoration, American — Bowl
Redwood Glass Company
Redford Crown Glass Works
1835–65

Stationary Figure, Philip Guston American, born Canada, Oil on canvas — Stationary Figure
Philip Guston
1973

The Street, Philip Guston American, born Canada, Oil on canvas — The Street
Philip Guston
1977

Jar, Philip Kline American, Earthenware; Redware with sgraffito decoration, American — Jar
Philip Kline
1809

Tumbler, Philip Goelet American, Silver, American — Tumbler
Philip Goelet
ca. 1735

Footed goblet with bulging bowl, Philip Webb British, Flint glass, British, London — Footed goblet with bulging bowl
Multiple artists/makers
1860

Sewing Table, Peter Glass American, Rosewood, American — Sewing Table
Peter Glass
1865–75

Lamp, Boston & Sandwich Glass Company American, Blown and cut glass, marble, brass, American — Lamp
Boston & Sandwich Glass Company
New England Glass Company
1850–60

Decanter, New England Glass Company American, Blown molded lead glass, American — Decanter
New England Glass Company
Boston & Sandwich Glass Company
1820–40

Salt, Boston & Sandwich Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American — Salt
Boston & Sandwich Glass Company
New England Glass Company
1830–40

Tumbler, New England Glass Company American, Blown, pattern-molded glass, American — Tumbler
New England Glass Company
Boston & Sandwich Glass Company
1825–40

Vase, New England Glass Company American, Blown glass, American — Vase
New England Glass Company
Mount Washington Glass Company
ca. 1888

Vase, New England Glass Company American, Blown glass, American — Vase
New England Glass Company
Mount Washington Glass Company
ca. 1888

Compote, New England Glass Company American, Red-cut-to-clear-glass, American — Compote
New England Glass Company
Cape Cod Glass Works
1855–70

Cream pitcher, New England Glass Company American, Free-blown glass with applied decoration, American — Cream pitcher
New England Glass Company
South Boston Flint Glass Works
1815–35

Sugar bowl, New England Glass Company American, Free-blown glass with applied decoration, American — Sugar bowl
New England Glass Company
South Boston Flint Glass Works
1815–35

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

Side Chair, John Philip Fondé American, Painted and gilded ash, eastern white pine and white oak with reproduction moiré, American — Side Chair
John Philip Fondé
c. 1816

Tankard, Philip Syng Jr. American, Silver, American — Tankard
Philip Syng Jr.
1730–50

Sugar Bowl, Philip Syng Jr. American, Silver, American — Sugar Bowl
Philip Syng Jr.
1765–70

Snuffer Stand, Philip Syng Jr. American, Silver, American — Snuffer Stand
Philip Syng Jr.
1755–65

Sugar Bowl, Philip Syng Jr. American, Silver, American — Sugar Bowl
Philip Syng Jr.
ca. 1760

Ladle, Philip Syng Jr. American, Silver, American — Ladle
Philip Syng Jr.
ca. 1730–72

Violin, Philip Henry Holmes American, Wood, American — Violin
Philip Henry Holmes
1885

Cane, Dorflinger Glass Works American, Free-blown colorless and opaque pink, green and white glass, American — Cane
Dorflinger Glass Works
1865–1921

Pitcher, Dorflinger Glass Works American, Cut blown glass, American — Pitcher
Dorflinger Glass Works
1890

Creamer, Central Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American — Creamer
Central Glass Company
1891–92

Rose Bowl, Dennis Glass Works, Blown satin red glass, British — Rose Bowl
Dennis Glass Works
Thomas Webb & Sons
ca. 1885

Sherry Glass, Libbey Glass Company American, Cut and engraved glass, American — Sherry Glass
Libbey Glass Company
1904

Flask, Albany Glass Works American, Free-blown molded blue glass, American — Flask
Albany Glass Works
ca. 1930–60

Flask, Baltimore Glass Works American, Free-blown molded blue glass, American — Flask
Baltimore Glass Works
ca. 1846