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Local ring dial, T. W., Brass, British — Local ring dial
T. W.
17th century

Spoon caddy, T. W., London, Silver, British, London — Spoon caddy
T. W., London
1798–99

[U.S. Capitol, Northeast]

T. W. Smillie

1860s–80s

[U.S. Patent Office South Hall]

T. W. Smillie

1860s–80s

[Canopy of Domes- U.S. Capitol]

T. W. Smillie

1860s–80s

[Columbus - U.S. Capitol]

T. W. Smillie

1860s–80s

[Civilization - U.S Capitol, Sculptures]

T. W. Smillie

1860s–80s

[U.S. Capitol, West]

T. W. Smillie

1860s–80s

[Presidents House East]

T. W. Smillie

1860s–80s

[Arlington Cemetry]

T. W. Smillie

1860s–80s

[U.S. Patent Office]

T. W. Smillie

1860s–80s

[Bronze Door, Senate Wing. U.S. Capitol]

T. W. Smillie

1860s–80s

[Bronze Door, U.S. Capitol]

T. W. Smillie

1860s–80s

[U.S. Treasury, Southwest]

T. W. Smillie

1860s–80s

[U.S. Capitol Building]

T. W. Smillie

1860s–80s

[Smiithsonian Institution North]

T. W. Smillie

1860s–80s

Perspective elevation, Poles Hall, near Andover, Hampshire, T. W. Dawson British, Pen and black ink — Perspective elevation, Poles Hall, near Andover, Hampshire
T. W. Dawson
1870

Effigy of Mary, Queen of Scots on her tomb in Westminster Abbey (from The Pictorial History of Scotland, volume 1), T. W. Knight British, Stipple and line engraving — Effigy of Mary, Queen of Scots on her tomb in Westminster Abbey (from The Pictorial History of Scotland, volume 1)
Multiple artists/makers
1859

The Taking of Major André by the Incorruptible Paulding, Williams and Vanvert, T. W. Freeman American, Mezzotint — The Taking of Major André by the Incorruptible Paulding, Williams and Vanvert
T. W. Freeman
July 4, 1812

Temperance.–The Man: "Here is that which is too weak to be a sinner–honest Water"–Shakespeare, T. W. Huffam British, Mezzotint and etching — Temperance.–The Man: "Here is that which is too weak to be a sinner–honest Water"–Shakespeare
Multiple artists/makers
1843

Intemperance.–The Animal: "Though you can guess what temperance should be, You know not what it is"–Shakespeare, T. W. Huffam British, Mezzotint and etching — Intemperance.–The Animal: "Though you can guess what temperance should be, You know not what it is"–Shakespeare
Multiple artists/makers
1843

Bowl, W. T., Silver, American or Irish — Bowl
W. T.
1730–75

The Narrows from Governor's Island, New York

T. W. Rekay

19th century

New York Harbor from Brooklyn

T. W. Rekay

19th century

Multiple artists/makers

February 1, 1813

Sugar Bowl, W. H. T. American, Silver, American — Sugar Bowl
W. H. T.
ca. 1825

Bowl, W. T. Copeland and Sons, Porcelain, British — Bowl
W. T. Copeland and Sons
1870–1900

Snuffers tray, W. T., London, Silver, British, London — Snuffers tray
W. T., London
1765–66

Snuffers tray, W. T., London, Silver, British, London — Snuffers tray
W. T., London
1765–66

Two spoons, W. T., London, Silver, British, London — Two spoons
W. T., London
1762–63

Teapot, I. T. American, Silver, American — Teapot
I. T.
1820–40

Teapot, T. S., Pewter, wood — Teapot
T. S.
1760–80

Tea Spoon, T. Denison American, Silver, American — Tea Spoon
T. Denison
1775–1800

Patch Box, I. T. American, Silver, American — Patch Box
I. T.
1750–ca. 1780

Creampot, I. T. American, Silver, American — Creampot
I. T.
1765–85

Salt Spoon, T. & H. American, Silver, American — Salt Spoon
T. & H.
1810–20

Spoon, B. T. American, Silver, American — Spoon
B. T.
1740–50

Sugar Tongs, A. T. American, Silver, American — Sugar Tongs
A. T.
1770–1800

Fireback, A. T. American, Cast iron, American — Fireback
A. T.
1767

Jug, T. Johnson, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British — Jug
T. Johnson
1770–1800