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Depicted: Boston, Massachusetts, manufactured in Cobridge, Staffordshire, England (1)
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Reproduction of 18 century compournd satin, brocaded

Maker: Tassinari and Chatel (French, founded 1680)

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)

Plate with a View of Park Theatre, New York

Manufacturer: (attributed to) Ralph Stevenson and Williams (British, ca. 1824–27)
After: (drawing by) John Evers (American, 1797–1884)

Plate with a view of Philadelphia, Water Works

Manufacturer: Ralph Stevenson and Williams (British, ca. 1824–27)
Engraver: Cornelius Tiebout (American, ca. 1773–1830)
After: (drawing by) John James Barralet (American, born Ireland, ca. 1747–1815)
Publisher: Henry Quig (American, 1809 or 1810-1876)

Pitcher

Designer: Charles Coxon (British, 1805–1868)
Maker: Swan Hill Pottery (ca. 1849–1860)
Maker, formerly attributed to: Abraham Cadmus (active 1849, died 1854)

Pitcher

Modeler: Charles Coxon (British, 1805–1868)
Maker: Millington, Astbury and Paulson (American, 1859–1870)
Honorand: Elmer Ephraim Ellsworth, American, 1837–1861
Honorand: James W. Jackson, American, ca. 1824–1861

Pitcher

Maker: Charles Cartlidge and Company (American, 1848–1856)

Cup Plate, Staughton's Church Philadelphia

Manufacturer: Ralph Stevenson (British, 1810–1832)

Platter Depicting Pickett’s Charge, Gettysburg

Manufacturer: Edwin Bennett Pottery Company (American, 1846–1890)
Manufacturer: (or) Edwin Bennett Pottery Company (American, 1890–1936)

Ladle with the Arms of South Carolina

Manufacturer: Thomas Mayer (British, 1800–1855)
After: (source material drawn by) Thomas Sully (American, born England, 1783–1872)
Engraver: (source material by) George Murray (American, died 1822)
Publisher: (source material by) John Binns (American, born Ireland, 1772–1860)

Plate with the Arms of South Carolina

Manufacturer: Thomas Mayer (British, 1800–1855)
After: (source material drawn by) Thomas Sully (American, born England, 1783–1872)
Engraver: (source material by) George Murray (American, died 1822)
Publisher: (source material by) John Binns (American, born Ireland, 1772–1860)

Plate with a view of Boston, Nahant Hotel, Near ( without a tree)

Manufacturer: (attributed to) Ralph Stevenson and Williams (British, ca. 1824–27)

Plate with a view of Baltimore, Exchange ( Inscription Boston, Court House)

Manufacturer: Ralph Stevenson and Williams (British, ca. 1824–27)

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