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Identifier: annualreportof03phil (find matches)
Title: Annual report of the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Year: 1878 (1870s)
Authors: Philadelphia Museum of Art Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art. Annual report Pennsylvania Museum of Art. Annual report
Subjects: Philadelphia Museum of Art Art
Publisher: Philadelphia : Philadelphia Museum of Art
Contributing Library: Philadelphia Museum of Art, Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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rn Florida. Three small Earthen Vessels from Aboriginal graves and mounds in North-western Florida. Mr. John T. Morris : Sedan Chair ; bought in Florence. Eighteen Objects of Venetian Glass, Vases, etc., by the Venezia-Murano Co., Venice.Vase ; carved glass. Tulips and leaves. By Stumpf. Paris Exposition.Plaque ; metallic lustre. By Clement Massier. Paris Exposition.Two Glass Vases by Emile Galle. Paris Exposition. _ Three Vases from Gustafsberg, Sweden. Paris Exposition.Six Examples of Grueby Faience, made in Boston. Paris Exposition.Two Glass Vases, by A. Laadier et Fils, Sevres. Paris Exposition.Three Vases; Eookwood Faience. Paris Exposition. One decorated by Mr. Shirayamadani, two by Mr. A. E. Valentien.Travellers Box ; lacquered wood. Japan.Four idols ; carved and gilded. Iron Bit for Horses Bridle. Antique, from Perugia.Ten Earthen Pie Dishes ; Sgraffiato and Slip decoration; Pennsylvania German, dating from 1796 to 1847.One Earthen Pie Dish ; Pennsylvania German, 1800 to 1811.
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23. Four Earthen Pie Dishes ; Pennsylvania German, 1791 to 1826. One Earthen Pie Dish ; Pennsylvania German, 1808. Money Safe and AVhistle combined. In shape of fowl. Made in Mont-gomery Co., Pa. ; c. 1830. Pitcher; earthenware. Prints of Independence Hall. Trenton, N. J.,1876. Stoneware Jar; salt glaze. Made by Paul Cushman, near Albany, N. Y. ;c. 1810. Four Earthen Vases ; by G. E. Ohr, Biloxi, Miss., 1900. Small Collection of Foreign and Domestic Postage Stamps. Cases and Fittings for two rooms ; to contain the Collections of AmericanPottery and Porcelain. Mr. John Marston : Three Silver Coins ; Hawaii, 1883. Edward N. Wright, 3rd :Silver Coin of Spain, 1881.Copper Coin of Holland, 1827. Mrs. Samuel S. White : Large Needlework Picture, The Tribute Money. German, 1864. Mr. Edwix a. Barber : Small Tile showing mark of the Rookwood Pottery, 1900.Earthenware Plate ; black print of Memorial Hall, Trenton, 1876.Tile, by the Low Tile Co., Chelsea, Mass.Four Tickets of Admission to the Wor

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