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Platter with a View of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Hartford, Connecticut

Manufacturer: John and William Ridgway (British, 1814–1830)
After: Asaph Willard (American, 1786–1880)

Reproduction of an 18 cent. Genoese cut and uncut voided satin velvet

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Reproduction of 17 cent. Genoese cut and uncut voided satin velvet

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Reproduction of fancy satin designed for the Library of Napoleon I at St. Cloud

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Reproduction of Louis XV "lampas", compound cloth

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Reproduction of damask (fancy twill) of Louis XV period

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Reproduction of a damask of the early Louis XVI period (1775-85)

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Reproduction of an 18 cent. fancy satin (damask)

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Reproduction of Louis XV fancy compound satin

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Reproduction of Louis XVI fancy compoud cloth, brocaded

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Length of compound satin, brocaded. Regency Style

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Reproduction of 18 century compound cloth, brocaded

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Copy of Philippe de LaSalle fabric, brocaded satin

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Length of compound cloth, style of 1812

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Reproduction of compound satin, style Louis XVI

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Length of fancy cloth, style of Louis XV

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Reproduction of a renaissance brocatelle

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Length of brocatelle, Style of Louis XIV

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Reproduction of an 18 century compounded satin

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

Reproduction of 18 century fancy compound satin

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

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)

Platter with a view of Savannah Bank (labeled Exchange, Charleston)

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)

Soup Plate with a View of a Ferry between Albany and Rensselaer Island, New York

Manufacturer: Unknown
Engraver: (source material by) Fenner, Sears & Co. (British, active 1825–46)
After: (source material drawn by) William Guy Wall (American. born Ireland, 1792–after 1864)
Publisher: (source material by) I. T. Hinton and Simpkin and Marshall (British, active 1830–32)

Plate with a View of St. Paul's Church, New York

Manufacturer: Ralph Stevenson and Williams (British, ca. 1824–27)
Publisher: (source material by) Robert H. Dodd (American, 1748–1815)

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