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Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Silver Mounted Crystal Dinner plates
Maker: Cauldon, Limited, British
Date: 
1905–20
Medium: 
bone china and Silver
Accession Number: 
1972.136.1a-r
Culture: 
British
Period: 
20th century
Classification: 
Containers - Ceramics
Status: 
By appointment, Wurtele Study Center

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Fruit Basket (a.) and Plate (b.) with view of romantic ruins
Date: 
ca. 1800
Medium: 
Blue, transfer-printed earthenware
Accession Number: 
1931.1880a-b
Culture: 
British
Period: 
19th century
Classification: 
Containers - Ceramics
Status: 
By appointment, Wurtele Study Center

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Plate with a view of (Philadelphia) Upper Ferry Bridge over the River Schuylkill
Manufacturer: Joseph Stubbs, British, 1790–1829
Engraver Probable source material a) engraved by: Jacob J. Plocher, American, died 1820
Publisher probable source material (a): Thomas Birch, American, born England, 1779–1851
Publisher probable source material (a): Joseph Delaplaine, American, 1777–1824
Etcher Probable source material b) etched by: Carl Fredrik Akrel, Swedish, 1779–1868
After Probable source material b) after: Friherre Axel Leonhard Klinckowström, Swedish, 1775–1837
Date: 
1819–36
Medium: 
Blue, transfer-printed earthenware
Accession Number: 
1930.3130
Culture: 
British
Period: 
19th century
Classification: 
Containers - Ceramics
Status: 
By appointment, Wurtele Study Center

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Cup plate with a view of the Landing of the Fathers at Plymouth
Manufacturer: Enoch Wood and Sons, British, 1820–1846
After Probable source material a) painting by: Michele Felice Cornè, American, born Italy, 1752–1845
After Probable source material b) engraved after: John Warner Barber, American, 1798–1885
Engraver Probable source material c) engraved by: Samuel Hill, American, ca. 1766–1804
Date: 
1820–46
Medium: 
Transfer-printed earthenware
Accession Number: 
1931.1898
Culture: 
British
Period: 
19th century
Classification: 
Containers - Ceramics
Status: 
By appointment, Wurtele Study Center

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Plate with a view of Harvard College (Several Buildings)
Manufacturer: Ralph Stevenson and Williams, British, ca. 1824–27
After drawing by: Alvan Fisher, American, 1792–1863
Engraver source material by: C. C. Torrey, American, 1799–1827
Publisher source material by: Cummings, Hilliard & Co., American, ca. 1820–25
Date: 
ca. 1824–ca. 1827
Medium: 
Blue, transfer-printed earthenware
Accession Number: 
1934.259
Culture: 
British
Period: 
19th century
Classification: 
Containers - Ceramics
Status: 
By appointment, Wurtele Study Center

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Coffeepot with a view of Commodore MacDonough’s Victory
Manufacturer: Enoch Wood and Sons, British, 1820–1846
Publisher source material by: Benjamin Tanner, American, 1775–1848
After: Hugh Reinagle, American, 1788–1834
Printer source material by: Rogers and Esler, active 1816
Honorand: Commodore Thomas Macdonough, American, 1783–1825
Date: 
1820–46
Medium: 
Blue, transfer-printed earthenware
Accession Number: 
1930.3110
Culture: 
British
Period: 
19th century
Classification: 
Containers - Ceramics
Status: 
By appointment, Wurtele Study Center

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Plate with a view of Philadelphia, Library
Manufacturer: John and William Ridgway, British, 1814–1830
Engraver Source material by: William Russell Birch, British, 1755–1834
Engraver Source material by: Thomas Birch, American, born England, 1779–1851
Publisher source material by: Robert Campbell, American, active 1798–1831
Date: 
1825–30
Medium: 
Blue, transfer-printed earthenware
Accession Number: 
1930.3128
Culture: 
British
Period: 
19th century
Classification: 
Containers - Ceramics
Status: 
By appointment, Wurtele Study Center

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Plate with a View of Woodlands, near Philadelphia
Manufacturer: Joseph Stubbs, British, 1790–1829
Engraver Probably: William Russell Birch, British, 1755–1834
Engraver Probably: George Murray, American, died 1822
After Probably: William Strickland, American, 1788–1854
Date: 
1818–36
Medium: 
Blue, transfer-printed earthenware
Accession Number: 
1930.3119
Culture: 
British
Period: 
19th century
Classification: 
Containers - Ceramics
Status: 
By appointment, Wurtele Study Center

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Vegetable dish with a view of Charleston Exchange, South Carolina
Manufacturer: John and William Ridgway, British, 1814–1830
Engraver source material by: William G. Mason, American, active 1822–1860
After: Joshua Shaw, British, c.1777 - 1860
Publisher source material by: J. C. Kayser and Company, American, active 1823
Date: 
1825–30
Medium: 
Blue, transfer-printed earthenware
Accession Number: 
1930.3111
Culture: 
British
Period: 
19th century
Classification: 
Containers - Ceramics
Status: 
By appointment, Wurtele Study Center

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Platter with a View of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Hartford, Connecticut
Manufacturer: John and William Ridgway, British, 1814–1830
Engraver Source material by: Asaph Willard, American, 1786–1880
Date: 
1825–30
Medium: 
Earthenware with transfer-printed decoration
Accession Number: 
1929.47
Culture: 
British
Period: 
19th century
Classification: 
Containers - Ceramics
Status: 
By appointment, Wurtele Study Center

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