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Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Printed cotton handkerchief, “The Famous Whitington and his Cat”
Date: 
ca. 1810
Medium: 
Cotton
Accession Number: 
1931.1505
Culture: 
British
Period: 
19th century
Classification: 
Textiles
Status: 
Not on view

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Printed cotton handkerhief, “Emblems of the Twelve Months”
Date: 
ca. 1800
Medium: 
Cotton
Accession Number: 
1931.1506
Culture: 
British
Period: 
19th century
Classification: 
Textiles
Status: 
Not on view

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Printed cotton handkerchief
Date: 
ca. 1830
Medium: 
Cotton
Accession Number: 
1931.1507
Culture: 
British
Period: 
19th century
Classification: 
Textiles
Status: 
Not on view

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Printed cotton handkerchief, “Golden Maxims”
Date: 
ca. 1840
Medium: 
Cotton
Accession Number: 
1931.1508
Culture: 
British
Period: 
19th century
Classification: 
Textiles
Status: 
Not on view

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Length of printed linen, “Hunting Near Windsor Castle”
Date: 
ca. 1785
Medium: 
Linen
Accession Number: 
1931.1510
Culture: 
British
Period: 
18th century
Classification: 
Textiles
Status: 
Not on view

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Cotton handkerchief, “Dr. Syntax’ Tour of the Lakes”
Date: 
ca. 1795
Medium: 
Cotton
Accession Number: 
1931.1512
Culture: 
British
Period: 
18th century
Classification: 
Textiles
Status: 
Not on view

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Length of printed cotton
Maker: John Marshall and Sons, British
Date: 
1818–24
Medium: 
Cotton
Accession Number: 
1931.1533
Culture: 
British
Period: 
19th century
Classification: 
Textiles
Status: 
Not on view

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Printed cotton handkerchief, “Stage of Europe, 1812”
Date: 
ca. 1815
Medium: 
Cotton handkerchief
Accession Number: 
1931.1535
Culture: 
British
Period: 
19th century
Classification: 
Textiles
Status: 
Not on view

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Length of printed linen, “The Apotheosis of Benjamin Franklin and George Washington”
Subject: George Washington, American, 1732–1799, LL.D. 1781
Subject: Benjamin Franklin, American, 1706–1790, M.A. (HON.) 1753
Date: 
ca. 1785
Medium: 
Toile; cotton with red print
Accession Number: 
1931.1538
Culture: 
British
Period: 
18th century
Classification: 
Textiles
Status: 
Not on view

Collection Objects
American Decorative Arts
Sampler
Maker: Eliza Jane Sheppy, British
Date: 
1811
Medium: 
Probably linen and silk
Accession Number: 
1931.1543
Culture: 
British
Period: 
19th century
Classification: 
Textiles
Status: 
Not on view

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