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"mono" Teapot with Stand and Tray, Tassilo von Grolman  German, Glass, stainless steel, plastic
Designer Tassilo von Grolman
Manufacturer mono-Metallwarenfabrik
designed 1981, manufactured 1982
Teapot (or Winepot), Iron and brass, Japan
Japan
18th century
Ring to lift kettle, Iron, Japan
Japan
ca. 1775
Kettle (Kama) and Brazier (Furo), Iron, Japan
Japan
18th century
Ring to lift kettle, Iron, Japan
Japan
ca. 1775
Tea kettle, V. Lorenzo Porcelli  American, Stainless steel and Phenol-formaldehyde (Bakelite)
Designer V. Lorenzo Porcelli
Manufacturer Dansk International Designs Ltd.
1980
Lid  for a Kettle, Bronze, Japan
Japan
19th century
Kettle (Kama) with Stripes and Rhomboid Pattern, Hata Shunsai III  Japanese, Iron and copper, Japan
Hata Shunsai III
2020
Sencha Teapot (Kyūsu) with Jewel-Chasing Dragons, Aoki Mokubei  Japanese, Porcelain with molded patterns and celadon glaze (Kyoto ware), Japan
Aoki Mokubei
early 19th century
Still Life of Wine Kettle and Cup on Stand, Kubo Shunman  Japanese, Woodblock print (surimono); ink and color on paper, Japan
Kubo Shunman
1795, year of the rabbit
Tea kettle and stand, J. A. Pool  Dutch, Copper, brass, ivory, and rattan
Designer J. A. Pool
Manufacturer Onder den Sint Maarten
1902–10
Teapot, Wilhelm Wagenfeld  German, Glass
Designer Wilhelm Wagenfeld
Manufacturer Schott & Genossen Jenaer Glaswerke, Jena, Thuringia, Germany
1930–34
Kettle-Lid Rest (Futaoki), Iron, Japan
Japan
18th century
Covered Teakettle, Copper
1700–1800
Kettle (Kama) with Willow and Cherry, Ōnishi Gorōzaemon  Japanese, Cast iron and bronze, Japan
Ōnishi Gorōzaemon
mid-17th century
Fire-iron, Iron, Japan
Japan
18th century
The Fire, Pierre Alexandre Aveline  French, Etching and engraving
Pierre Alexandre Aveline
After François Boucher
Publisher Chez Huquier
ca. 1740
Wine-Set, Ryūryūkyo Shinsai  Japanese, Woodblock print (surimono); ink and color on paper, Japan
Ryūryūkyo Shinsai
19th century
Teakettle, J. Dunn, Copper
J. Dunn
1800–1830
Teapot, William Kirby  American, Pewter, wood, American
William Kirby
1760–93
Kettle, Iron
1700–1900
Teapot, Rantei  Japanese, Clay, unglazed, decorated with white and red enamels and gold (Kyoto ware), Japan
Rantei
1790
Wine kettle and boiler, Hozan, Faience enameled in colors, Japan
Hozan
18th century
Teakettle, J. Dunn, Copper
Possibly J. Dunn
1800–1830
Two Young Ladies Having Tea Attended by Elderly Servant, Ryūryūkyo Shinsai  Japanese, Woodblock print (surimono); ink and color on paper, Japan
Ryūryūkyo Shinsai
Teapot, Clay covered with glaze, black and yellow with green touches (Satsuma Bekko de), Japan
Japan
1800
Utensils for Tea and a Cake-Bowl, Kikugawa Eizan  Japanese, Woodblock print (surimono); ink and color on paper, Japan
Kikugawa Eizan
19th century
Teakettle, J. Dunn, Copper
J. Dunn
1800–1830
Kettle with stand, cover, and tray, Elkington & Co.  British, Silver on base metal, British, Birmingham, after British, London original
Elkington & Co.
19th century, after 1732–33 original
Hot water jug, C. G. K., Silver, partly wicker-wrapped, German, Dresden
C. G. K.
ca. 1805
Teabowl, Clay covered with a dull black glaze. Name Seiran (Ko raku), Japan
Japan
early 17th century
Firepot, Shobei  Japanese, Iron, Japan
Shobei
18th century
Sencha Teapot (Kyūsu) with Chinese Children Engaged in Literati Activities, Ogata Shuhei  Japanese, Stoneware with polychrome overglazes (Kyoto ware), Japan
Ogata Shuhei
early 19th century
Thermos carafe, Henry Dreyfuss  American, Enamel, aluminum, cork
Designer Henry Dreyfuss
Manufacturer The American Thermos Bottle Company (Norwich, Connecticut)
1935
Sencha Teapot (Kyūsu) with Literati, Porcelain with red overglaze and gold decoration (Kyoto ware), Japan
Japan
first half 19th century
Teapot, Clay covered with a spotted glaze (Takatori ware), Japan
Japan
19th century

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