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Teaspoon, William Spratling American, Silver — Teaspoon
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Salad fork, William Spratling American, Silver — Salad fork
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Salad fork, William Spratling American, Silver — Salad fork
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Dinner knife, William Spratling American, Silver — Dinner knife
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Dinner knife, William Spratling American, Silver — Dinner knife
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Butter knife, William Spratling American, Silver — Butter knife
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Butter knife, William Spratling American, Silver — Butter knife
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Serving spoon, William Spratling American, Sterling silver. — Serving spoon
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Serving fork, William Spratling American, Sterling silver — Serving fork
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Ladle, William Spratling American, Sterling silver — Ladle
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Teaspoon, William Spratling American, Silver — Teaspoon
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Soup spoon, William Spratling American, Silver — Soup spoon
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Soup spoon, William Spratling American, Silver — Soup spoon
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Demitasse spoon, William Spratling American, Silver — Demitasse spoon
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Demitasse spoon, William Spratling American, Silver — Demitasse spoon
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Slotted spoon, William Spratling American, Silver, wood — Slotted spoon
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Dinner fork, William Spratling American, Silver — Dinner fork
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Dinner fork, William Spratling American, Silver — Dinner fork
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909

Designer William Spratling

Manufacturer Spratling

ca. 1909

Designer William Spratling

Manufacturer Spratling

ca. 1909

Designer William Spratling

Manufacturer Spratling

ca. 1909

Designer William Spratling

Manufacturer Spratling

ca. 1909

Designer William Spratling

Manufacturer Spratling

ca. 1909

Covered sugar bowl

Designer William Spratling

Manufacturer Spratling

ca. 1909

Covered creamer

Designer William Spratling

Manufacturer Spratling

ca. 1909

Front cover to "Siqueiros 13 Grabados", David Alfaro Siqueiros Mexican, Woodcut on orange paper pasted to the cover — Front cover to "Siqueiros 13 Grabados"
David Alfaro Siqueiros
Author Preface by William Spratling
1930

Standing figure, Teotihuacan artist(s), Green schist, Teotihuacan — Standing figure
Teotihuacan artist(s)
350–600 CE

Architectural model, Mezcala artist(s), Stone, Mezcala — Architectural model
Mezcala artist(s)
300 BCE–300 CE

Stone Celt, Stone, Mexican — Stone Celt
Mexican
before 16th century

Architectural Model, Stone, Mezcala — Architectural Model
Mezcala
1st–8th century

Stone Celt, Stone, Mexican — Stone Celt
Mexican
before 16th century

Celt, Stone, Mexican — Celt
Mexican
before 16th century

Celt, Stone, Mexico (?) — Celt
Mexico (?)
before 16th century

Celt, Stone, Maya (?) — Celt
Maya (?)
before 16th century

Celt-Form Pendant, Stone, Maya (?) — Celt-Form Pendant
Maya (?)
before 16th century

Celt, Stone, Mexican — Celt
Mexican
before 16th century

Stone Weight or Bead, Stone, Mezcala — Stone Weight or Bead
Mezcala
1st–8th century

Architectural Model, Stone, Mezcala — Architectural Model
Mezcala
1st–8th century

Stone Figure Cutout, Stone, Mezcala — Stone Figure Cutout
Mezcala
1st–8th century

Pounder, Stone, Mexican — Pounder
Mexican
before 16th century

Mask, Teotihuacan artist(s), Greenstone (chlorite schist), Teotihuacan — Mask
Teotihuacan artist(s)
3rd–7th century

Mask, Olmec artist(s), Serpentinite, Olmec — Mask
Olmec artist(s)
1000–400 BCE

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