museums and institutions:
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Fig. 79. Mug, France, Saint-Cloud Factory, c.1720.
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Fig.76. Tankard, c.1548; The Mounts London 1548-49.
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Fig.80. Figure of Kuan Yin, Turin, G. G. Rossetti factory, about 1737-43.
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Fig.81. Figure of Kuan Yin, Turin, G. G. Rossetti factory, about 1737-43.
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Fig.82. Ewer and Basin, Naples, Capodimonte Factory, Modelled by Giuseppe Gricci c.1745.
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Fig.83. Figure of Clorinda and Group of Godfrey of Boulogne, Venice, Hewelcke Factory, 1758-63.
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Fig.84. Figure of Clorinda and Group of Godfrey of Boulogne, Venice, Hewelcke Factory, 1758-63.
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Fig.85. Medallion of Marie-Antoinette, Sèvres, c.1775-80.
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Fig.86. 'Sydney Cove Medallion', Staffordshire, Etruria, Josiah Wedgwood's Factory, Modelled by Henry Webber, 1789.
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Fig.87. Teapot and Cover, Thuringia, Gotha Factory, Painted by Jean-Antoine Frey, c.1790-1800.
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Fig.88. Plate, Sèvres, 1807-8, Painted by Etienne-Charles Le Guay and Gilded by Weydinger fils. [currently attributed to Pierre-André Le Guay, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art]
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Fig.89. Teapot, Made by the Rozenburg Factory, The Hague, Holland in 1899.
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Fig.90. Vase, Designed and Made by W. C. Brouwer (1877-1933) in 1902 at His Own Factory at Leiderdrop, Holland.
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Fig.91. Wine Glass, Designed by Hans Christiansen (1866-1945) in 1900-01 and Made by Kristalglasfabrik E. von Poschinger, Theresienthal, Bavaria.
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Fig.92. Three Glasses, Designed by Richard Riemerschmid (1869-1957) c.1901 and Made by B. von Poschinger, Oberzwieselau, Bavaria.
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Fig.93. Vase, Designed by Henry van de Velde (1863-1957) in 1902 for the Firm of R. Hanke, Höhr-Grenzhausen.
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Fig.94. Gravy Boat, Designed by Henry van de Velde for Meissen in 1903-04.
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Fig.95. Two Small Pots, with Suprematist Designs by Nikolai Suetin. Made by the State Porcelain Factory, Leningrad. USSR 1923.
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Fig.75. Tankard, c.1580; The Mounts London 1581-82.
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Fig.77. Storage Jar, Italian, Probably Pesaro Region, c.1480-1500.
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Fig.78. Three Pieces of Rhenish Stoneware (C.1570-1630). (Left) Grey Salt-Glazed Stoneware Pitcher, Decorated in Cobalt-Blue. (Centre) Brown Salt-Glazed Stoneware Jug. (Right) Brown Salt-Glazed Stoneware Tankard.
