Dragons and Geese, Fish and a Turtle
Attributed to The Kota Master
Table Runner made from two Apparels
Unidentified Artist
Pen Box with Persian Woman of Letters
Mubarak Mirza ibn Mahmud
Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: France. Guise. Familistère de Guise: Le Familistère de Guise (founded by M. Godin, 1859), Guise, France: The Central Building of the Familistère: Containing the Workmen's Tenements, Cooperative Stores, Library, Cooperative Nursery, Drug Store, etc.
Unidentified Artist
Funerary model of a well head
Chinese
Selection (Sixteen Folios) from the Bustan (Orchard) by Sa`di
Persian
The Entertainment of Charles II, 1607 - 1677
Wenceslaus Hollar
Social Settlements: United States. New Hampshire. Danbury. "Church Settlement": The Church Settlement, Danbury, New Hampshire.: The "house and land" was purchased by the Village Improvement Society for $10. At the time of the sale the house contained a man, woman, horse, cow, pig, dog, two cats and a parrot.
Unidentified Artist
Fragment with Jewelled Cross
Byzantine
It's the Day for the Garden (painting, recto; text, verso), folio 173 from a manuscript of the Divan (Collection of Works) of Anvari
Ascribed to Mahesh
Reign of Kay Kavus (recto, verso), illuminated folio from a manuscript of the Shahnama of Firdawsi
Indian
Column Krater (mixing bowl for wine and water): Two Warriors in Ambush Crouching in Trees
Attributed to The Goettingen Painter
Saber blade inscribed by Asad Allah
Signed by Asad Allah
Pen Box with Portrait Medallions on Floral Ground
Muhammad Sadiq
Calligraphy, Verses by Nizami Surrounded by Expressions of Self-reflection (recto); Drawing, Dragon in Foliage (verso)
Calligraphy by Sultan Muhammad Khandan
Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: United States. Maryland. Sparrow's Point. Maryland Steel Company: Maryland Steel Company, Sparrows Point, Md.: Sparrow's Point Club: Contains billiard and pool rooms for gentlemen, library and parlor for ladies, besides washrooms, kitchen and large reception hall.
Unidentified Artist
Housing, Philanthropic: United States. Ohio. Cincinnati. Cincinnati Model Homes Co.: Philanthropic Housing. Limited Dividend Company: Cincinnati Model Homes Company: I. Each building is designed for four families in flats each containing four rooms and baths, and separate stairs. Cost $4,101. Size 48' x 30'. Rent, 50¢ per room per week. II and III. Building designed for four families in flats each containing three rooms and bath. Cost $3,142; size 40' x 30'. (Note: grading, water and gas mains not included in these costs.) (Source: Schmidlapp: "Low Priced Housing for Wage Earners." Ho. 451.79.30.1 (L)
Unidentified Artist
Housing, Philanthropic: United States. Ohio. Cincinnati. Cincinnati Model Homes Co.: Philanthropic Housing. Limited Dividend Company: Cincinnati Model Homes Company: I. Each building is designed for four families in flats each containing four rooms and baths, and separate stairs. Cost $4,101. Size 48' x 30'. Rent, 50¢ per room per week. II and III. Building designed for four families in flats each containing three rooms and bath. Cost $3,142; size 40' x 30'. (Note: grading, water and gas mains not included in these costs.) (Source: Schmidlapp: "Low Priced Housing for Wage Earners." Ho. 451.79.30.1 (L)
Unidentified Artist
Housing, Philanthropic: United States. Ohio. Cincinnati. Cincinnati Model Homes Co.: Philanthropic Housing. Limited Dividend Company: Cincinnati Model Homes Company: I. Each building is designed for four families in flats each containing four rooms and baths, and separate stairs. Cost $4,101. Size 48' x 30'. Rent, 50¢ per room per week. II and III. Building designed for four families in flats each containing three rooms and bath. Cost $3,142; size 40' x 30'. (Note: grading, water and gas mains not included in these costs.) (Source: Schmidlapp: "Low Priced Housing for Wage Earners." Ho. 451.79.30.1 (L)
Unidentified Artist
Housing, Philanthropic: United States. Ohio. Cincinnati. Cincinnati Model Homes Co.: Philanthropic Housing. Limited Dividend Company: Cincinnati Model Homes Company: I. Each building is designed for four families in flats each containing four rooms and baths, and separate stairs. Cost $4,101. Size 48' x 30'. Rent, 50¢ per room per week. II and III. Building designed for four families in flats each containing three rooms and bath. Cost $3,142; size 40' x 30'. (Note: grading, water and gas mains not included in these costs.) (Source: Schmidlapp: "Low Priced Housing for Wage Earners." Ho. 451.79.30.1 (L)
Unidentified Artist