2005.51.5.A-B, Lebolt & Co., Tea or coffee service, sugar bowl, c. 1915
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This creamer is part of an elegantly refined tea service. With its subtly hammered panels, the tea service ranks among the finest examples of American silver in the Arts & Crafts aesthetic.
2005.51.1, Lebolt & Co., Tea or coffee service, tray, c. 1915
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This tray is part of an elegantly refined tea service. With its subtly hammered panels, the tea service ranks among the finest examples of American silver in the Arts & Crafts aesthetic.
2005.51.4, Lebolt & Co., Tea or coffee service, creamer, c. 1915
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This creamer is part of an elegantly refined tea service. With its subtly hammered panels, the tea service ranks among the finest examples of American silver in the Arts & Crafts aesthetic.
2005.51.3, Lebolt & Co., Tea or coffee service, teapot or coffeepot, c. 1915
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This tea or coffeepot is part of an elegantly refined tea service. With its subtly hammered panels, the tea service ranks among the finest examples of American silver in the Arts & Crafts aesthetic.
2005.51.2.A-B, Lebolt & Co., Tea or coffee service, tea caddy, c. 1915
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This tea caddy is part of an elegantly refined tea service. With its subtly hammered panels, the tea service ranks among the finest examples of American silver in the Arts & Crafts aesthetic.
1993.43 Wannopee Pottery, "Scarabronze" vase
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Around 1901, Wannopee Pottery of New Milford, Connecticut introduced Scarabronze, a line of art pottery designed by manager A. H. Nobel.