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Wine cup, John Hull American, Silver, American — Wine cup
John Hull
Robert Sanderson Sr.
ca. 1660

Cup Plate, glass — Cup Plate
1825–60

Cup, Cup holder: metal with silver gilding<br/>Cup: Porcelain — Cup
19th century

Cup, Sardonyx, gold, enamel, gem, Byzantine (cup) and French, Paris (stem, base, and mounts) — Cup
Byzantine (cup) and French, Paris (stem, base, and mounts)
cup 900–1100 CE; stem, base, and mounts ca. 1655–60

Cup plate, Pressed glass, American — Cup plate
American
1825–60

Cup plate, Pressed glass — Cup plate
1825–60

Cup plate, Boston & Sandwich Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American — Cup plate
Boston & Sandwich Glass Company
1829–30

Cup plate, Boston & Sandwich Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American — Cup plate
Boston & Sandwich Glass Company
ca. 1829–40

Cup plate, Pressed glass, American — Cup plate
American
1835–45

Cup plate, Pressed glass, American — Cup plate
American
1830–45

Cup plate, Pressed glass, American — Cup plate
American
1832–35

Cup, Lacy pressed glass — Cup
1800–1900

Cup, Lacy pressed green glass — Cup
1800–1900

Cup, Earthenware, spatterware, British — Cup
British
1800–1830

Cup, Tiffany & Co., Amboyna wood, silver, mother-of-pearl, and turquoise, American — Cup
Tiffany & Co.
ca. 1893

Cup, New England Glass Company American, Blown glass, American — Cup
New England Glass Company
19th century

Cup, New England Glass Company American, Blown glass, American — Cup
New England Glass Company
19th century

Cup, New England Glass Company American, Blown glass, American — Cup
New England Glass Company
19th century

Cup, New England Glass Company American, Blown glass, American — Cup
New England Glass Company
19th century

Cup, New England Glass Company American, Blown glass, American — Cup
New England Glass Company
19th century

Cup, John Coney American, Silver, American — Cup
John Coney
ca. 1700

Cup, Gold, partly enameled; pearls, Italian — Cup
Italian
probably ca. 1840–50, or somewhat earlier

Cup, Porcelain, Chinese — Cup
Chinese
1735–96

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

Cup, Glass, blue-green; blown, cut — Cup
9th–10th century

Cup, Robert R. Jarvie American, Silver, American — Cup
Robert R. Jarvie
ca. 1911

Cup Plate, E. Challinor & Co., Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market) — Cup Plate
E. Challinor & Co.
ca. 1850

Cup, Louis C. Tiffany American, Silver, glass, American — Cup
Louis C. Tiffany
Tiffany Studios
ca. 1905

Cup Plate, Boston & Sandwich Glass Company American, Lacy pressed glass, American — Cup Plate
Boston & Sandwich Glass Company
1832

Cup Plate, Lacy pressed glass, American — Cup Plate
American
1825–60

Cup Plate, Lacy pressed glass — Cup Plate
19th century

Cup Plate, Lacy pressed glass — Cup Plate
1840–50

Cup Plate, Boston & Sandwich Glass Company American, Lacy pressed glass, American — Cup Plate
Boston & Sandwich Glass Company
ca. 1829–40

Cup Plate, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market) — Cup Plate
British (American market)
ca. 1830–ca. 1870

Cup Plate, William Adams & Sons British, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market) — Cup Plate
William Adams & Sons
ca. 1830–ca. 1864

Cup Plate, Fort Pitt Glass Works American, Lacy pressed glass, American — Cup Plate
Fort Pitt Glass Works
1825–60

Standing Cup and Cover Supported by an Enchained Turk, Jade (nephrite), aragonite, chalcedony, banded agate, gold, silver gilt, diamonds, rubies, garnets, enamel, and paint., German, perhaps Frankfurt-am-Main — Standing Cup and Cover Supported by an Enchained Turk
German, perhaps Frankfurt-am-Main
ca. 1705–11

Cup Plate, Joseph Clementson, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market) — Cup Plate
Joseph Clementson
ca. 1839–ca. 1867

Cup Plate, William Adams & Sons British, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market) — Cup Plate
William Adams & Sons
ca. 1830–ca. 1864

Cup Plate, Lacy pressed glass, American — Cup Plate
American
1825–60