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Design for footed bowl, Parke Edwards American, Watercolor, gouache, and graphite on paper, American
Design for footed bowl
Parke Edwards
Manufacturer Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art
1913
The architect and the industrial arts : an exhibition of contemporary American design, the eleventh in the museum series, New York, February 12 to March 24, and continued to September 2, 1929, David Silve
The architect and the industrial arts : an exhibition of contemporary American design, the eleventh in the museum series, New York, February 12 to March 24, and continued to September 2, 1929
Multiple artists/makers
1929
Textile or wallpaper design, Keswick School of Industrial Arts British, Blue and green gouache
Textile or wallpaper design
Student at Keswick School of Industrial Arts
Former Attribution Morris & Company
1896
Design for a shawl from the 1844 Industrial Exhibition
Designer Jules Dumas
Publisher Fleury Chavant
Lithographer Georges Schlatter
[after 1844]
Design for a Kashmir Shawl from the 1844 Industrial Exposition
Multiple artists/makers
[after 1844]
Design for Cover of Catalogue of Exhibition of Industrial Arts, 1929, William Addison Dwiggins American, Drawing: pen and black ink; overlay: graphite
Design for Cover of Catalogue of Exhibition of Industrial Arts, 1929
William Addison Dwiggins
1929
Design for Emblem of Metropolitan Museum Catalogue of Exhibition of Industrial Arts, William Addison Dwiggins American, Gouache and black ink
Design for Emblem of Metropolitan Museum Catalogue of Exhibition of Industrial Arts
William Addison Dwiggins
ca. 1929
Poster Design: The Metropolitan Museum of Art: The Architect and the Industrial Arts, An Exhibition of Contemporary American Design, Eleventh in the Museum Series, New York, 1928, William Addison Dwiggins American, Black ink and gouache over graphite
Poster Design: The Metropolitan Museum of Art: The Architect and the Industrial Arts, An Exhibition of Contemporary American Design, Eleventh in the Museum Series, New York, 1928
William Addison Dwiggins
1928
The Metropolitan Museum of Art: The Architect & The Industrial Arts, 11th Exhibition of Contemporary American Design, February 12 to March 24, William Addison Dwiggins American, Color lithograph
The Metropolitan Museum of Art: The Architect & The Industrial Arts, 11th Exhibition of Contemporary American Design, February 12 to March 24
William Addison Dwiggins
1928
White Rectangles, Number 3, Irene Rice Pereira American, Oil on canvas
White Rectangles, Number 3
Irene Rice Pereira
1939
"Patriot", Norman Bel Geddes American, Green plastic: Catalin (phenol formaldehyde)<br/>Red and white plastics: cellulose acetate<br/>Clear plastic: vinylchloride polymer
"Patriot"
Designer Norman Bel Geddes
Manufacturer Emerson Radio and Phonograph Corp., New York
ca. 1940
Toaster, Henry Dreyfuss American, Chrome-plated metal, plastic, glass
Toaster
Designer Henry Dreyfuss
Manufacturer Birtman Electric Co. (Chicago, Illinois)
1932
Coffee maker, Lurelle Guild American, Aluminum, Phenol-formaldehyde (Bakelite), zinc
Coffee maker
Designer Lurelle Guild
Manufacturer Aluminum Company of America, Wear-Ever Aluminum Company Inc. Division (New Kensington, PA)
1934
Chair, Christopher Dresser British, Scottish, Cast iron, wood, British, Coalbrookdale
Chair
Designer Attributed to Christopher Dresser
Designer Roundels designed by John Moyr Smith
Manufacturer Coalbrookdale Company
1870
Americana, Charles Sheeler American, Oil on canvas
Americana
Charles Sheeler
1931
"Classic Column" Salad Fork, Marion Weeber American, Stainless steel
"Classic Column" Salad Fork
Designer Marion Weeber
Manufacturer EKCO Products International Company
ca. 1965–70
"Classic Column" Dinner Fork, Marion Weeber American, Stainless steel
"Classic Column" Dinner Fork
Designer Marion Weeber
Manufacturer EKCO Products International Company
ca. 1965–70
"Classic Column" Dinner Knife, Marion Weeber American, Stainless steel
"Classic Column" Dinner Knife
Designer Marion Weeber
Manufacturer EKCO Products International Company
ca. 1965–70
"Classic Column" Soup Spoon, Marion Weeber American, Stainless steel
"Classic Column" Soup Spoon
Designer Marion Weeber
Manufacturer EKCO Products International Company
ca. 1965–70
"Classic Column" Teaspoon, Marion Weeber American, Stainless steel
"Classic Column" Teaspoon
Designer Marion Weeber
Manufacturer EKCO Products International Company
ca. 1965–70
"Classic Column" Iced-tea Spoon, Marion Weeber American, Stainless steel
"Classic Column" Iced-tea Spoon
Designer Marion Weeber
Manufacturer EKCO Products International Company
ca. 1965–70
"Classic Column" Butter Knife, Marion Weeber American, Stainless steel
"Classic Column" Butter Knife
Designer Marion Weeber
Manufacturer EKCO Products International Company
ca. 1965–70
"Classic Column" Sugar Spoon, Marion Weeber American, Stainless steel
"Classic Column" Sugar Spoon
Designer Marion Weeber
Manufacturer EKCO Products International Company
ca. 1965–70
"Classic Column" Serving Fork, Marion Weeber American, Stainless steel
"Classic Column" Serving Fork
Designer Marion Weeber
Manufacturer EKCO Products International Company
ca. 1965–70
Table Lamp, Donald Deskey American, Chrome-plated metal, glass, plastic cable
Table Lamp
Designer Donald Deskey
Manufacturer Deskey-Vollmer, Inc.
1927
Radio Phonograph (model SK 4/10)
Designer Dieter Rams
Designer Hans Gugelot
Manufacturer Braun AG
1956
Scarf, Echo Scarfs, silk, American
Scarf
Manufacturer Echo Scarfs
1948
"Christy" Sugar Bowl, Christopher Dresser British, Scottish, Thermoplastic resin
"Christy" Sugar Bowl
Designer After Christopher Dresser
Manufacturer Centro Studio Alessi S.p.A.
original design 1864, adapted 1993
"Christy" Sugar Bowl (model CD01 AZ), Christopher Dresser British, Scottish, Plastic
"Christy" Sugar Bowl (model CD01 AZ)
Designer After Christopher Dresser
Manufacturer Centro Studio Alessi S.p.A.
original design 1864, adapted 1993
"Christy" Sugar Bowl (model CD01 Y), Christopher Dresser British, Scottish, Plastic
"Christy" Sugar Bowl (model CD01 Y)
Designer After Christopher Dresser
Manufacturer Centro Studio Alessi S.p.A.
original design 1864, adapted 1993
"Christy" Sugar Bowl (model CD01 GR), Christopher Dresser British, Scottish, Plastic
"Christy" Sugar Bowl (model CD01 GR)
Designer After Christopher Dresser
Manufacturer Centro Studio Alessi S.p.A.
original design 1864, adapted 1993
Thermos carafe, Henry Dreyfuss American, Enamel, aluminum, cork
Thermos carafe
Designer Henry Dreyfuss
Manufacturer The American Thermos Bottle Company (Norwich, Connecticut)
1935
Tall Boy, Lurelle Guild American, Silver-plated and enameled metal, lacquered wood
Tall Boy
Designer Lurelle Guild
Manufacturer International Silver Co., Wilcox Silver Plate Co. Division, Meriden, Connecticut
ca. 1934
"Classic Column" Flatware
Designer Marion Weeber
Manufacturer EKCO Products International Company
ca. 1965–70
Plaque with still life, Viktor Schreckengost American, Earthenware, American
Plaque with still life
Decorator Viktor Schreckengost
Manufacturer American Limoges China Company
ca. 1937
"Lansetti II" (Lancet II) Vase, Timo Sarpaneva Finnish, Glass
"Lansetti II" (Lancet II) Vase
Designer Timo Sarpaneva
Manufacturer Iittala Lasitehdas Oy
1952
Wine bottle holder, Christopher Dresser British, Scottish, Electroplated metal, British, Sheffield
Wine bottle holder
Designer Christopher Dresser
for firm of Hukin & Heath
ca. 1880
"Normandie" Water Pitcher, Peter Müller-Munk American, Chrome-plated brass
"Normandie" Water Pitcher
Designer Peter Müller-Munk
Manufacturer Revere Copper and Brass Company, Rome, NY
1935
Advertisement for Muller Stoneware Manufactory, Alexandre-Louis-Marie Charpentier French, Glazed stoneware, French, Ivry
Advertisement for Muller Stoneware Manufactory
Alexandre-Louis-Marie Charpentier
1897
"Vertebra" Armchair, Emilio Ambasz Argentinian, Polyurethane and leather
"Vertebra" Armchair
Designer Emilio Ambasz
Designer Giancarlo Piretti
1974–76
Echo Elite Harmonica, Hohner German, Metal, wood, brass, American
Echo Elite Harmonica
Manufacturer Hohner
Designer John Vassos
ca. 1940
"Bantam Special", Walter Dorwin Teague American, Metal, enamel
"Bantam Special"
Designer Walter Dorwin Teague
Manufacturer Eastman Kodak Co.
1936

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