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Identifier: annualreportofph04phil (find matches)
Title: Annual report of the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Year: 1878 (1870s)
Authors: Philadelphia Museum of Art Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art. Annual report Pennsylvania Museum of Art. Annual report
Subjects: Philadelphia Museum of Art Art
Publisher: Philadelphia : Philadelphia Museum of Art
Contributing Library: Philadelphia Museum of Art, Library
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ry; brown glaze. Cuantitlan, Mexico, modern. Jug; pottery; green glaze. Oaxaca, Mexico, modern. Collection of Aztec musical instruments of pottery and copper. Dish; pottery; Whieldon ware. Staffordshire, England, c. 1760. Special IMuseum Fund Plate; pottery; Whieldon ware; octagonal. Staffordshire, England, c. 1760.Pitcher; pottery. Made by D. and J. Henderson, Jersey City, N. J., c- 1840.Mug; pottery; Pvockingham glaze. Made by E. and W. Bennett, Baltimore, Maryland, c. 1853,Pitcher; pottery; relief decoration. Trenton, N. J., 1861.Cream jug; pottery; w^th flowers in colors. Leeds, England, c. 1790.Jug; stoneware; white reliefs on brown, Bunzlau, Germany, 18th century.Harp guitar; wood; gold decoration in Chinese style. England, c. 1800.Two balalaika; wood; triangular. Russia, 19th century.Plate; pottery; Whieldon ware. England, c. 1760.Pendant; pottery; egg-shaped; grotesque designs in colors. Persia, 18th century.Plaque; pottery; tortoise shell glaze. Portugal, early 19th centurj-.
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CARVED WOODEN DOORS, PAINTED, GILDED AND SILVERED FROM THE SAGRARIO OF AN OLD MEXICAN CHURCH LATE SIXTEENTH CENTURY SPECIAL MEXICAN FUND 21 Ecuelle; pewter. France, 18th century. Vase; pottery; Mocha ware. Staffordshire, England, c. 1820. Bagpipe; wood and leather. The Highlands, Scotland, 19th century. Figure; pottery. Made by Abraham James, Westtown, Pa., c. 1840. Flower vase; pottery. Made by Enos Smedley, West Chester, Pa., dated1840. Salt cellar and cream jug; glass. Made by Baron Henry William Stie-gel, Manheim, Pa., 1762-1774. Plate; pottery; slip decorated. Made by Philip Kline, Bucks County,Pa., c. 1826. Handkerchief; linen; printed view of Memorial Hall, 1876. Salt cellar; glass; steamboat design, inscribed Lafayet. Sandwich,Mass., c. 1827. Jug; pottery; tin enamel. Germany, 18th century. Flower vase; pottery. Made by the Pennsylvania Germans, Mont-gomery County, Pa., dated 1848. Dish; pottery; sgraffito decoration. Montgomery County, Pa., dated1781. Anglo-American Pottery

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