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Cup Plate with a View of Castle Garden, Battery, New York

Manufacturer: Enoch Wood and Sons (British, 1820–1846)

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)

Cup Plate

Manufacturer: Enoch Wood and Sons (British, 1820–1846)

Cup Plate with View of Boston State House

Manufacturer: Enoch Wood and Sons (British, 1820–1846)

Cup Plate

Maker: Enoch Wood and Sons (British, 1820–1846)

Cup Plate

Manufacturer: Enoch Wood and Sons (British, 1820–1846)

Cup Plate

Manufacturer: Enoch Wood and Sons (British, 1820–1846)

Cup Plate with Image of Andrew Jackson

Maker: Enoch Wood and Sons (British, 1820–1846)
After: (painting by) Joseph Wood (American, 1778–1830)
After: (engraving by) Cephas Grier Childs (American, 1793–1871)

Pitcher 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)
Honorand: Edward Winslow, American, 1595–1655
Honorand: John Carver, American, ca. 1576–1621
Honorand: Myles Standish, American, ca. 1584–1656
Honorand: William Bradford, American, 1590–1657
Honorand: William Brewster, American, 1567–1644

Plate (view unknown)

Manufacturer: (attributed to) Enoch Wood (British, 1759–1840)

Cup Plate

Maker: Enoch Wood and Sons (British, 1820–1846)

Cup Plate

Manufacturer: Enoch Wood and Sons (British, 1820–1846)

Cup Plates

Manufacturer: Enoch Wood and Sons (British, 1820–1846)

Pitcher

Potter: Joseph Stubbs? (British, 1790–1829)

Plate, "Festoon Border" Pattern

Manufacturer: Enoch Wood and Sons (British, 1820–1846)

Bowl

Maker: Dorothy C. Thorpe (American, 1901–1989)

Dinner Plate

Potter: Sascha Brastoff (American, 1918–1993)

Leg Splint

Designer: Charles Eames (American, 1907–1978)
Designer: Ray Eames (American, 1912–1988)
Manufacturer: Molded Plywood Division, Evans Products Company (American, 1943–1949)

Desert Rose

Maker: Glen Lukens (American, 1887–1967)

Side chair

Designer: Hendrik Van Keppel (American, 1914–1987)
Designer: Taylor Green (American, 1914–1991)
Maker: Van Keppel-Green (American, 1938–1972)

"Contour" Lounge Chair from the "Easy Edges" Line

Designer: Frank Gehry (American, born Canada 1929)
Manufacturer: Chiru Enterprises, Inc. (American)
Retailer: Bloomingdale's (American, founded 1872)

Bowl

Maker: Gertrud Natzler (American, born Austria, 1908–1971)
Maker: Otto Natzler (American, born Austria, 1908–2007)

Vase

Maker: Johannes Brahm (American)

"Surround" armchair

Maker: Gregg Fleishman (American, b. 1947)

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