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Found 18 Items Tagged "Utilitarian"
Objects
Elizabeth E. Copeland
American, 1866–1957
Box
ca. 1914
Eva Zeisel
American, born Hungary, 1906–2011
Baby Oil Pourer
ca. 1940
Large Knife
ca. 3400–3200 B.C.E.
Vessel with High Pedestal
5th–6th century
Christopher Dresser; Tiffany & Company
Toast Rack
ca. 1880
Charles Eames; Ray Eames (Bernice Alexandra Kaiser); Herman Miller, Inc.
DCM (Dining Chair Metal)
Designed 194...
Funnel-Shaped Lid
ca. 1630–1539 B.C.E.
R. Gleason & Sons
Magic Dinner Caster
Patented December 1, 1857
Water Dropper
3rd–4th century
Izabel Lam; Izabel Lam International NYC
Salad Fork from a 5 Piece Place Setting, Sphere Pattern
ca. 1990
Thomas W. Commeraw
American, active first quarter 19th century
Jug
early 19th century
Nathaniel Austin
Plate
1763–1807
Hupa
Spoon
19th century
Canadian Inuit
Carved Spoon
1901–1933
Makira Islander
Bird Bowl (Apira Ni Mwane)
early 20th century
Ben Seibel; Raymor by Roseville
Tea Pot and Lid on Stand
1952–1954
American
Wood-Plane
ca. 1890
Asante
Weight
Elizabeth E. Copeland
American, 1866–1957
Box
ca. 1914
Eva Zeisel
American, born Hungary, 1906–2011
Baby Oil Pourer
ca. 1940
Large Knife
ca. 3400–3200 B.C.E.
Vessel with High Pedestal
5th–6th century
Christopher Dresser; Tiffany & Company
Toast Rack
ca. 1880
Charles Eames; Ray Eames (Bernice Alexandra Kaiser); Herman Miller, Inc.
DCM (Dining Chair Metal)
Designed 194...
Funnel-Shaped Lid
ca. 1630–1539 B.C.E.
R. Gleason & Sons
Magic Dinner Caster
Patented December 1, 1857
Water Dropper
3rd–4th century
Izabel Lam; Izabel Lam International NYC
Salad Fork from a 5 Piece Place Setting, Sphere Pattern
ca. 1990
Thomas W. Commeraw
American, active first quarter 19th century
Jug
early 19th century
Nathaniel Austin
Plate
1763–1807
Hupa
Spoon
19th century
Canadian Inuit
Carved Spoon
1901–1933
Makira Islander
Bird Bowl (Apira Ni Mwane)
early 20th century
Ben Seibel; Raymor by Roseville
Tea Pot and Lid on Stand
1952–1954
American
Wood-Plane
ca. 1890
Asante
Weight
Elizabeth E. Copeland
American, 1866–1957
Box
ca. 1914
Eva Zeisel
American, born Hungary, 1906–2011
Baby Oil Pourer
ca. 1940
Large Knife
ca. 3400–3200 B.C.E.
Vessel with High Pedestal
5th–6th century
Christopher Dresser; Tiffany & Company
Toast Rack
ca. 1880
Charles Eames; Ray Eames (Bernice Alexandra Kaiser); Herman Miller, Inc.
DCM (Dining Chair Metal)
Designed 194...
Funnel-Shaped Lid
ca. 1630–1539 B.C.E.
R. Gleason & Sons
Magic Dinner Caster
Patented December 1, 1857
Water Dropper
3rd–4th century
Izabel Lam; Izabel Lam International NYC
Salad Fork from a 5 Piece Place Setting, Sphere Pattern
ca. 1990
Thomas W. Commeraw
American, active first quarter 19th century
Jug
early 19th century
Nathaniel Austin
Plate
1763–1807
Hupa
Spoon
19th century
Canadian Inuit
Carved Spoon
1901–1933
Makira Islander
Bird Bowl (Apira Ni Mwane)
early 20th century
Ben Seibel; Raymor by Roseville
Tea Pot and Lid on Stand
1952–1954
American
Wood-Plane
ca. 1890
Asante
Weight
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