1985.R.485, Easel, 19th-early 20th century
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1985.R.479, Clock, early 20th century
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Fashion designer, Gabrielle (Coco) Chanel, originally installed this clock at Villa La Pausa, and it remained part of the villa's decor through the residency of Wendy and Emery Reves.
1986.263, Cup, Chelsea Porcelain Factory, c. 1752–1756
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1954.116, Plate, n.d., Porcelain, overglaze enamels
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Family crests and shields were the most impressive way to increase the status of an item in 18th-century America. Not only did it promise uniqueness, but quite blatantly hinted at an association with English nobility and gentry.
1954.83, Plate, 1755–1800, Porcelain, underglaze blue
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Family crests and shields were the most impressive way to increase the status of an item in 18th-century America. Not only did it promise uniqueness, but quite blatantly hinted at an association with English nobility and gentry.
1986.262.a-b, Teabowl and saucer, Worcester Royal Porcelain Company, c. 1780
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Chinese porcelain teabowls had been in use in England since the 17th century, and Worcester Royal Porcelain Company introduced the shape from its inception in 1862.
1986.252, Pitcher, Worcester Royal Porcelain Company, c. 1780
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