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A work made of glass.

Wine Glass, Eighteenth century

A work made of polished aluminum.

Juicy Salif Juicer, 1990

Philippe Starck

A work made of stoneware and glaze with gilding and silvering.

"Severn Ware" Pitcher, 1885-87

James Callowhill

A work made of glass.

"Westward Ho!/Pioneer" pattern goblet (one of a set of four), c. 1876

Gillinder and Sons

A work made of gold, plique-à-jour, and cabochon ruby.

Miniature Cup, c. 1900

A. Tillander

A work made of blown lead glass with applied decoration and silver inclusions.

Wineglass Containing Two Uncirculated Charles II Silver Coins Dated 1670 and 1671, c. 1690–1710

A work made of soft-paste porcelain with polychrome enamels and gilding.

Tea Bowl and Saucer, c. 1775

Worcester Porcelain Factory

A work made of pen and black ink over traces of graphite on ivory wove card.

A Drinking Bar, n.d.

Philip William May

A work made of glass.

Drinking Glass, Early 18th century

Drinking Sake

Drinking Sake, 1786–1864

Utagawa Kunisada I (Toyokuni III)

Drinking Sake

Drinking Sake, no date

Utagawa Kunisada I (Toyokuni III)

A work made of hard-paste porcelain, glaze, with enamels in colors, and gilding.

Teapot with Cover, 1790–1800

Chinese export porcelain

A work made of earthenware (redware), cream-colored slip, and colored lead glazes.

Plate, 1792

Rudolph Drach

A work made of parian porcelain and glaze with gilding.

Bar Pitcher, c. 1880

Karl L. H. Müller

A work made of glass.

Tankard (Trick Glass), 1740/60

A work made of glass.

Goblet, 1690/1720

Gottfried von Spiller

A work made of glass.

Goblet with Cover, c. 1750

Johann Heinrich Balthasar Sang

A work made of glass.

Beaker (Humpen), 1637

A work made of glass; colorless, blown, transparent enamels and gilding.

Beaker, 1842 or later

C. L. Hoffmeister

A work made of silver.

Beaker, 1820–57

Gerardus Boyce

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