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Vase, Pewabic Pottery American, Earthenware, American
Vase
Manufacturer Pewabic Pottery
Mary Chase Perry
ca. 1904
Vase, Pewabic Pottery American, Stoneware, American
Vase
Manufacturer Pewabic Pottery
Mary Chase Perry
ca. 1918–25
Vase, Pewabic Pottery American, Earthenware, American
Vase
Manufacturer Pewabic Pottery
Mary Chase Perry
ca. 1907–10
Vase, Pewabic Pottery American, Stoneware, American
Vase
Manufacturer Pewabic Pottery
Mary Chase Perry
ca. 1918–25
Vase with tulips, Mary Chase Perry American, Stoneware, American
Vase with tulips
Mary Chase Perry
Manufacturer Pewabic Pottery
ca. 1904
Vase with snowdrops, Mary Chase Perry American, Stoneware, American
Vase with snowdrops
Mary Chase Perry
Manufacturer Pewabic Pottery
ca. 1904
Vase, Mary Chase Perry American, Earthenware, American
Vase
Designer Designed by Mary Chase Perry
Manufacturer Manufactured by Pewabic Pottery
ca. 1917
Plate, Ilonka Karasz American, Earthenware
Plate
Designer Ilonka Karasz
Manufacturer Buffalo China (Buffalo, New York)
ca. 1934
Charger with flowers and butterflies, Edmond Lachenal French, Earthenware, French, Paris
Charger with flowers and butterflies
Decorator Edmond Lachenal
Joseph-Théodore Deck
ca. 1870–80
Pitcher, Rookwood Pottery Company American, Earthenware, American
Pitcher
Manufacturer Rookwood Pottery Company
Decorator Laura A. Fry
Manufacturer Cincinnati Pottery Club
1881
Washstand, Charles Rennie Mackintosh British, Scottish, Oak, ceramic tile, colored and mirror glass, and lead
Washstand
Designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh
1904
The Peacock No. 2, The Blue Forest Series, Boris Aldridge, Ceramic; luster-painted
The Peacock No. 2, The Blue Forest Series
Boris Aldridge
2022
Wall vase in the form of a peacock, Stoneware with overglaze enamels (Ko-Kiyomizu ware), Japan
Wall vase in the form of a peacock
Japan
18th century
Pitcher, Earthenware, spatterware, British (American market)
Pitcher
British (American market)
1800–1830
Plate, Heinrich Roth American, Earthenware; Redware with sgraffito decoration, American
Plate
Possibly Heinrich Roth
1793
Dish with Design of Maple Leaves in a Stream, Ogata Kenzan Japanese, Stoneware with colored enamels (Kyoto ware), Japan
Dish with Design of Maple Leaves in a Stream
Style of Ogata Kenzan
19th century
Ewer, Bishops Waltham, Red stoneware, British, London
Ewer
Factory Bishops Waltham
1862–67
Pitcher, Newcomb Pottery American, Earthenware, American
Pitcher
Manufacturer Newcomb Pottery
Decorator Harriet Coulter Joor
1902
Presentation Bowl with Design of Mating Birds, Stoneware with red, green, yellow, overglaze enamels, Vietnam
Presentation Bowl with Design of Mating Birds
Vietnam
15th–16th century
"Mosaic Sign for, Front of Building, W.W. Wattles & Sons, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania", Louis C. Tiffany American, Transparent, and opaque watercolor, and graphite on paper, American
"Mosaic Sign for, Front of Building, W.W. Wattles & Sons, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania"
Louis C. Tiffany
Tiffany Studios
1909
Tile, Tin-glazed earthenware, Dutch, Holland or Friesland
Tile
Dutch, Holland or Friesland
ca. 1640–75
Teapot, Adelaide Alsop Robineau American, Earthenware, American
Teapot
Student of Adelaide Alsop Robineau
ca. 1922
Flowerpot saucer, Pottery (Jun ware), China
Flowerpot saucer
China
late 14th–early 15th century
Tile, Trenton Tile Works, Earthenware, American
Tile
Manufacturer Trenton Tile Works
Designer Isaac Broome
1884
Cream pitcher with water lilies, Tiffany Studios, Porcelaneous earthenware, American
Cream pitcher with water lilies
Tiffany Studios
ca. 1904–09
Tiles, Tin-glazed earthenware, Dutch
Tiles
Dutch
late 17th century
Plaque with Madonna and Child, Maija Grotell American, born Finland, Earthenware, American
Plaque with Madonna and Child
Maija Grotell
Manufacturer Henry Street Settlement
ca. 1928–38
Ceiling tiles, Tin-glazed earthenware, Spanish, Seville
Ceiling tiles
Spanish, Seville
mid-16th century
Carrelages & pavages céramiques : manufacture DeFrance et Comp.ie à Pont Ste. Maxence (Oise), Defrance et Cie. French
Carrelages & pavages céramiques : manufacture DeFrance et Comp.ie à Pont Ste. Maxence (Oise)
Author Defrance et Cie.
1897
Pitcher, Earthenware, partially covered with a green lead glaze, French
Pitcher
French
13th century
Bread Plate, Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin British, Earthenware, British (American market)
Bread Plate
Designer Designed by Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin
Manufacturer Manufactured by Minton and Company
ca. 1850
Tile, Tin-glazed earthenware, Dutch
Tile
Dutch
ca. 1620–40
Plate, Veuve Perrin Factory, Faience (tin-glazed earthenware), French, Marseilles
Plate
Factory Veuve Perrin Factory
ca. 1760
Jardinière, Lucien Lévy-Dhurmer French, Earthenware with metallic glaze, French, Golfe-Juan
Jardinière
Lucien Lévy-Dhurmer
Clément Massier
ca. 1893–95
Pitcher, Earthenware, tin-glaze (Majolica), Italian
Pitcher
Italian
early 15th century
Pitcher, Lustreware, British
Pitcher
British
19th century
Plate, Unknown Designer, Tin-glazed earthenware, German
Plate
Designer Unknown Designer
ca. 1930
Plaque with poppies, Frederick Hurten Rhead American, born England, Earthenware, American
Plaque with poppies
Designer Designed by Frederick Hurten Rhead
Manufacturer S. A. Weller Pottery
1904
Tile, Grueby Faience Company American, Probably earthenware, American
Tile
Grueby Faience Company
1894–1911
Plate, Maria Longworth Nichols American, Painted and glazed earthenware, American
Plate
Decorator Maria Longworth Nichols
Manufacturer Manufactured by Rookwood Pottery Company
ca. 1880
Plate, Earthenware, Mexican
Plate
Mexican
ca. 1840
Roof End Tile, Stoneware, Korea
Roof End Tile
Korea
8th–9th century

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