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Mug, W. Parry, Silver, British, Exeter — Mug
W. Parry
1753–55

Mouth, Roger Parry French, Gelatin silver print — Mouth
Roger Parry
1931

Nude, Roger Parry French, Gelatin silver print — Nude
Roger Parry
1931

Locomotive, Roger Parry French, Gelatin silver print — Locomotive
Roger Parry
1929

KFS 3, William Parry American, Glazed stoneware — KFS 3
William Parry
1981

Cavalry Officer's Saber, Parry & Musgrave American, Steel, silver, wood, textile, copper, American, Philadelphia — Cavalry Officer's Saber
Parry & Musgrave
ca. 1793–95

Multiple artists/makers

1930s

[Female Nude from Behind, Holding Back of Chair]

Roger Parry

1929–30

Harvard Square in 1970

Marian Parry

Runcible Books

1970

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

Chocolate Pot, W. N. American, Silver, American — Chocolate Pot
W. N.
1725–40

Tea Spoon, W. M. American, Silver, American — Tea Spoon
W. M.
ca. 1800

Spoon, I. W. American, Silver, American — Spoon
I. W.
ca. 1750

Creamer, W. H. American, Silver, American — Creamer
W. H.
ca. 1810

Tea Spoon, W. Terry American, Silver, American — Tea Spoon
W. Terry
1700–1800

Tongs, W. R. American, Silver, American — Tongs
W. R.
1800–1830

The Celebration of the Mass, Harry W. Watrous American, Oil on canvas, American — The Celebration of the Mass
Harry W. Watrous
ca. 1930–35

The Passing of Summer, Harry W. Watrous American, Oil on canvas, American — The Passing of Summer
Harry W. Watrous
1912

The Whole Art of Marbling as Applied to Paper, Book Edges, etc., Charles W. Woolnough British, Illustrated book, London: G. Bell, 1881 — The Whole Art of Marbling as Applied to Paper, Book Edges, etc.
Charles W. Woolnough
1881

Don Quixote of the Mancha

Multiple artists/makers

1900

Parry Manufacturing Company

1915

Jar, Thomas W. Commeraw or, Stoneware, American — Jar
Thomas W. Commeraw
David Morgan
1796–1819

Jug, John W. Forbes American, Silver, ceramic, American — Jug
John W. Forbes
ca. 1810

Mug, John W. Forbes American, Silver, American — Mug
John W. Forbes
1820–30

Covered sugar bowl, William W. Gilbert American, Silver, American — Covered sugar bowl
William W. Gilbert
1790–1800

Creamer, John W. Forbes American, Silver, American — Creamer
John W. Forbes
1810–20

Creampot, William W. Gilbert American, Silver, American — Creampot
William W. Gilbert
1790–1800

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

Tongs, Otto W. Parisen American, Silver, American — Tongs
Otto W. Parisen
ca. 1820

General Grant, W. H. Edge, Parian porcelain, American — General Grant
W. H. Edge
James Carr
ca. 1876

Plateau, John W. Forbes American, Silver, glass with walnut, American — Plateau
John W. Forbes
ca. 1825

La Mere Adele (Cordon Bleu), Robert W. Vonnoh American, Oil on canvas, American — La Mere Adele (Cordon Bleu)
Robert W. Vonnoh
by 1911

Vase, Anthony W. Baecher American, Earthenware, American — Vase
Anthony W. Baecher
1880–89

Crocus pot, Ira W. Corey American, Earthenware, American — Crocus pot
Ira W. Corey
1867–70

Vase, George W. Fenety, Red earthenware, American — Vase
George W. Fenety
Chelsea Keramic Art Works
ca. 1876

Bugle in G, W. I. Seefeldt American, Brass, American — Bugle in G
W. I. Seefeldt
late 19th century

[Family Portrait], W. L. Germon American, Salted paper prints with applied media — [Family Portrait]
W. L. Germon
W. Penny
ca. 1855

Berry Spoon, J. and W. Moir American, Silver, American — Berry Spoon
J. and W. Moir
1800–1900

Pitcher, E. & W. Bennett Pottery American, Earthenware, American — Pitcher
E. & W. Bennett Pottery
Charles Coxon
ca. 1850–56

Shaving Mug, E. & W. Bennett Pottery American, Mottled brown earthenware, American — Shaving Mug
E. & W. Bennett Pottery
ca. 1853