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Sketch of two matching sets of plates and cups

Designer: Charles Gwathmey (American, 1938–2009, B.Arch. 1962)
Client: Swid Powell, American, 1982–2001

Tableware sketches

Designer: Charles Gwathmey (American, 1938–2009, B.Arch. 1962)
Client: Swid Powell, American, 1982–2001

Sketch of teapot and vases

Designer: Charles Gwathmey (American, 1938–2009, B.Arch. 1962)
Client: Swid Powell, American, 1982–2001

Teapot sketches

Designer: Charles Gwathmey (American, 1938–2009, B.Arch. 1962)
Client: Swid Powell, American, 1982–2001

Geometric sketches

Designer: Charles Gwathmey (American, 1938–2009, B.Arch. 1962)
Client: Swid Powell, American, 1982–2001

Geometric sketches

Designer: Charles Gwathmey (American, 1938–2009, B.Arch. 1962)
Client: Swid Powell, American, 1982–2001

Teapot Sketches

Designer: Charles Gwathmey (American, 1938–2009, B.Arch. 1962)
Client: Swid Powell, American, 1982–2001

Geometric containers

Designer: Charles Gwathmey (American, 1938–2009, B.Arch. 1962)
Client: Swid Powell, American, 1982–2001

Sketch of a plate

Designer: Charles Gwathmey (American, 1938–2009, B.Arch. 1962)
Client: Swid Powell, American, 1982–2001

Plate sections

Designer: Charles Gwathmey (American, 1938–2009, B.Arch. 1962)
Client: Swid Powell, American, 1982–2001

Couch and geometric sketches

Designer: Charles Gwathmey (American, 1938–2009, B.Arch. 1962)
Client: Swid Powell, American, 1982–2001

Design for plates, "New Restaurant Collection"

Designer: Charles Gwathmey (American, 1938–2009, B.Arch. 1962)
Client: Swid Powell, American, 1982–2001

Design for Plate, "New Restaurant Collection"

Designer: Charles Gwathmey (American, 1938–2009, B.Arch. 1962)
Client: Swid Powell, American, 1982–2001

Teapot Study

Designer: Charles Gwathmey (American, 1938–2009, B.Arch. 1962)
Client: Swid Powell, American, 1982–2001

Sketches of bowls

Designer: Calvin Tsao (American, born Hong Kong, 1952)
Client: Swid Powell, American, 1982–2001

Bud vase sketches

Designer: Possibly Calvin Tsao (American, born Hong Kong, 1952)
Client: Swid Powell, American, 1982–2001

Length of Fabric, "Panorama" Pattern

Manufacturer: United Silk Weavers (American, active ca. 1955)

Send Our Boys Home

Artist: Cristos Gianakos (American, born 1934)

Dinner Plate, "Harlem Toile de Jouy" Pattern

Designer: Sheila Bridges (American, born 1964)
Manufacturer: Wedgwood (British, founded 1759)
Retailer: Bloomingdale's (American, founded 1872)

Accent Plate, "Harlem Toile de Jouy" Pattern

Designer: Sheila Bridges (American, born 1964)
Manufacturer: Wedgwood (British, founded 1759)
Retailer: Bloomingdale's (American, founded 1872)

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