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A work made of silver.

Water Pitcher, 1910

Peter Berg

A work made of silver.

Pair of Covered Dishes, 1912–17

Peter Berg

A work made of silver plate and cane.

Coffee Service, 1929–30

Albert Feinauer

A work made of silver, laminate, and ebony.

Circa '70 Coffee Service, designed 1958; introduced 1960

Donald Colflesh

A work made of silver and cloisonné enamel.

Bonbonnière, 1938

Margret Craver

A work made of silver-plated bronze.

Pair of Candlesticks, c. 1906

Robert Riddle Jarvie

A work made of silver.

Loving Cup, 1912–17

Lebolt and Company

A work made of silver.

Punch Bowl, Ladle, and Tray, 1911

Robert Riddle Jarvie

A work made of silver and ivory.

Teapot, 1875–90

Whiting Manufacturing Company

A work made of silver, pearls, chalcedony, and ivory.

Coffee Pot, 1881–89

Charles Osborne

A work made of silver.

Tureen, 1883

Gorham Manufacturing Company

A work made of silver.

Tea Service, 1850

Gorham and Thurber

Wood cabinet with lighter wood floral design and brass.

Cabinet, 1878–80

Herter Brothers

Shiny silver pitcher with pond design featuring reeds, dragonfly

Pitcher, 1878

Edward C. Moore

A work made of silver and silver gilt.

Compote, c. 1882

Charles Osborne

A work made of silver with ivory.

Hot Water Pot, 1850

Gorham and Thurber

A work made of silver.

Pair of Candelabra, 1920–21

Peter Berg

A work made of oil on paper mounted on panel.

The Artist in His Studio, 1865–66

James McNeill Whistler

A work made of rosewood, rosewood veneer, and walnut paint-grained rosewood (secondary woods: ash, bird's eye maple, and walnut), with brass, copper, shell, ebony, and mother-of-pearl inlay, and gilt-brass feet.

Table, c. 1880

A. & H. Lejambre

A work made of brass and glass.

Gasolier, c. 1880

Thackara, Buck & Co.

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