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Carpet, Ann Moore American, Wool, embroidered in cross-stitch, American — Carpet
Multiple artists/makers
1808–12

Sampler, Sophia Dyer American, Silk embroidery on linen, American — Sampler
Sophia Dyer
1819

Dress, Sophia Kokosalaki Greek, synthetic, leather, cotton, British — Dress
Sophia Kokosalaki
fall/winter 2002–3

Miniature Vase in the form of cactus or succulent, Moore Brothers British, Bone china with enamel decoration and gilding, British, Longton — Miniature Vase in the form of cactus or succulent
Moore Brothers
1880s

Miniature Vase in the form of cactus or succulent, Moore Brothers British, Porcelain, British, Longton — Miniature Vase in the form of cactus or succulent
Moore Brothers
1880s

Miniature vase in form of a cactus flower, Moore Brothers British, Bone china with enamel decoration and gilding, British, Longton — Miniature vase in form of a cactus flower
Moore Brothers
1870–80

Cactus flower vase, Moore Brothers British, Bone china with enamel decoration and gilding, British, Longton — Cactus flower vase
Moore Brothers
1870–80

Vase in the form of a lotus, Moore Brothers British, Bone china with enamel decoration and gilding, British, Longton — Vase in the form of a lotus
Moore Brothers
1880–91

Sugar Bowl, John C. Moore American, Silver, American — Sugar Bowl
John C. Moore
Ball, Tompkins and Black
1850

Milk Pot, John C. Moore American, Silver, American — Milk Pot
John C. Moore
Ball, Tompkins and Black
1850

Teakettle, John C. Moore American, Silver, American — Teakettle
John C. Moore
Ball, Tompkins and Black
1850

Creamer, Moore and Ferguson American, Silver, American — Creamer
Moore and Ferguson
1800–1830

Cup, Edward C. Moore American, Silver and silver-gilt, American — Cup
Edward C. Moore
1853

[Walt Whitman in His Study, Camden, New Jersey]

Sophia Williams

1886

Altarcloth, Sophia, Hadewigis, and Lucardis, Linen embroidered with satin, chain, chevron, and Roumanian stitches, German — Altarcloth
Sophia, Hadewigis, and Lucardis
second half 14th century

The Rape of Ganymede, Sophia Blesendorf German, Red chalk, with graphite underdrawing — The Rape of Ganymede
Sophia Blesendorf
1694

The Rape of Ganymede, Sophia Blesendorf German, Pen and gray ink, brush and gray wash — The Rape of Ganymede
Sophia Blesendorf
ca. 1694

A Fishing Putto, Sophia Blesendorf German, Red chalk — A Fishing Putto
Sophia Blesendorf
late 17th century

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

Pattern penny of Queen Victoria, Joseph Moore British, Gilt copper, British — Pattern penny of Queen Victoria
Joseph Moore
1860

Commode (one of a pair), William Moore, Harewood and satinwood, inlaid with various woods, carcass of pine, Irish — Commode (one of a pair)
William Moore
ca. 1780

Salver (one of a pair), Andrew Moore, Silver gilt, British, London — Salver (one of a pair)
Andrew Moore
1703–4

Scarf, Henry Moore British, silk, British — Scarf
Henry Moore
1950–69

Evening ensemble, John Moore, [no medium available], American — Evening ensemble
John Moore
1967

Two Seated Figures, Henry Moore British, Charcoal, colored crayons, watercolor, and graphite on 3 sheets of paper mounted on board — Two Seated Figures
Henry Moore
1951

Two Seated Women, Henry Moore British, Opaque watercolor, watercolor, black ink, wax crayon, and compressed chalk on paper — Two Seated Women
Henry Moore
1944

[Rehearsal of "Walking on the Wall" by Trisha Brown Company, Whitney Museum of American Art], Peter Moore American, born England, Gelatin silver print — [Rehearsal of "Walking on the Wall" by Trisha Brown Company, Whitney Museum of American Art]
Peter Moore
1971

[Police Dogs Attack Demonstrators, Birmingham, Alabama Protests], Charles Moore American, Gelatin silver print — [Police Dogs Attack Demonstrators, Birmingham, Alabama Protests]
Charles Moore
1963

Pair of Pellet-Lock Pistols with Case with Accessories, Charles Moore British, pistols: steel, wood (walnut), platinum, brass; case: wood (mahogany), textile, brass, bone, paper; powder flask: brass; bullet mold: steel; nipple wrench: wood (mahogany?), brass, steel; ramrod: wood (mahogany?), bronze, steel; spare nipples: steel; spare firing pins: steel, British, London — Pair of Pellet-Lock Pistols with Case with Accessories
Charles Moore
ca. 1825

Pair of Flintlock Turn-Off Pistols, Daniel Moore British, Steel, wood (walnut), silver, British, London — Pair of Flintlock Turn-Off Pistols
Daniel Moore
John King
ca. 1760–80

[Two Wine Merchants with Cask], Moore Brothers American, Albumen silver print — [Two Wine Merchants with Cask]
Moore Brothers
1860s

[Officer Demonstrating His Billy Club Swing to Group of Men, Mississippi], Charles Moore American, Gelatin silver print — [Officer Demonstrating His Billy Club Swing to Group of Men, Mississippi]
Charles Moore
1962

Ensemble, Don Moore, Cotton, American — Ensemble
Don Moore
Kaynee
ca. 1945

Salver (one of a pair), Andrew Moore, Silver gilt, British, London — Salver (one of a pair)
Andrew Moore
1703–4

Beach cover-up, John Moore, Cotton, American — Beach cover-up
John Moore
1965

Watch, W. Moore, Silver, glass, enamel, British, London — Watch
W. Moore
ca. 1790

Commode (one of a pair), William Moore, Harewood and satinwood, inlaid with various woods, carcass of pine, Irish — Commode (one of a pair)
William Moore
ca. 1780

Sugar bowl, John Moore, Silver, Irish, Dublin — Sugar bowl
John Moore
ca. 1750

Cocktail dress, John Moore, Silk, American — Cocktail dress
John Moore
ca. 1963

Cheval fire screen, Thomas Moore British, Mahogany, wool knotted-pile panel (not original to the screen), British — Cheval fire screen
Thomas Moore
ca. 1755–60