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Craft & Design Objects

Craft & Design Objects presents textile and applied-arts holdings from the Art Institute of Chicago open-access collection, with artist, dates, medium and gallery context, drawn from the CC0 API and refreshed monthly. Every record links the museum page and adds material and technique families from our pipeline.

Records
5,000
Last changed
Update schedule
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Coverage
03/03/2026–09/03/2026
Method
Methodology
ObjectArtistDateDepartmentMaterial familyOn view
Vase with Sacrifice to HymenWedgwood Manufactory England, founded 1759c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
TeapotWedgwood Manufactory England, founded 1759c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
Teapot with StandWorcester Porcelain Factory (Flight & Barr Period, 1792–1804) Worcester, England, founded 1751c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
Sugar Bowl with CoverWorcester Porcelain Factory (Flight & Barr Period, 1792–1804) Worcester, England, founded 1751c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
Teacup, Coffee Cup, and SaucerWorcester Porcelain Factory (Flight & Barr Period, 1792–1804) Worcester, England, founded 1751c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
Sugar BowlWedgwood Manufactory England, founded 1759c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
Teacup and SaucerWedgwood Manufactory England, founded 1759c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
SaucerNyon Porcelain Factory Swiss, 1780-1860c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
Coffee Can and SaucerWedgwood Manufactory England, founded 1759c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
VinaigretteT. Phipps and E. Robinson London, Englandc. 1800/01Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
false
CreamerWorcester Porcelain Factory (Flight & Barr Period, 1792–1804) Worcester, England, founded 1751c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
ObeliskWedgwood Manufactory England, founded 1759c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
VaseFürstenberg Porcelain Factory German, founded 1747c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
Soup PlatePinxton Porcelain Factory English, 1796-1813c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
PlateSpode Pottery & Porcelain Factory English, founded 1767c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
Allegorical Figure of ColumbiaMintons Ltd. English, founded 1793c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
George WashingtonMintons Ltd. English, founded 1793c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
Skirt panel?FranceDirectoire period, 1795/99Textiles
  • silk
  • metal
false
Skirt Panel?FranceDirectoire period, 1795/99Textiles
  • silk
  • metal
false
Hot Water DishCarpenter and Hamberger English, active c. 1790-1810 Englandc. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
false
PanelFranceEmpire period, c. 1805/15Textiles
  • silk
false
CupNyon Porcelain Factory Swiss, 1780-1860c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
Panel (Furnishing Fabric)Engraved by Giovanni Volpato (Italian, 1733-1803) and others after Raphael Sanzio da Urbino (Italian, 1483-1520) Manufactured by Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf (naturalized French, 1738-1815), Oberkampf Manufactory (French, 1760-1843) Jouy-en-Josas, France1795/99Textiles
  • cotton_linen
  • metal
false
L'Abreuvoir (Furnishing Fabric)Designed by Jean Baptiste Huet (French, 1745–1811) after Francois Boucher (French, 1703-1770) and others. France, Jouy-en-Josas1795/99Textiles
  • cotton_linen
  • metal
false
JugEngland, Staffordshirec. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
TeapotDavenport Pottery and Porcelain Factories English, c.1793-1887c. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
Dites Merci (Furnishing Fabric)Manufactured by J.P. Meillier et Cie. (French, 1792-1826) Francec. 1798Textiles
  • cotton_linen
  • metal
false
Individual Coffee PotJohann Traugott Böhme German, active 1793-1814 Germanyc. 1800Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
  • wood
false
Central Medallion Quilt with "Yankee Puzzle" or "Hour Glass" BordersMary Jones (American, active late 18th/early 19th century) New England or mid-Atlantic, United StatesCentral medallion embroidered 1795; pieced and quilted about 1750-1810Textiles
  • silk
  • wool
  • cotton_linen
  • metal
false
Candelabra (one of a pair), from a Service Made for Pauline Bonaparte and Prince Camillo BorgheseMartin-Guillaume Biennais (French, 1764-1843) Probably designed after Charles Percier (French, 1764-1838) and Pierre François Léonard Fontaine (French, 1762-1853) Paris, France1794–1819Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
true
Warming Dish (one of a pair), from a Service Made for Pauline Bonaparte and Prince Camillo BorgheseMartin-Guillaume Biennais (French, 1764–1843) Probably designed after Charles Percier (French, 1764–1838) and Pierre François Léonard Fontaine (French, 1762–1853) Paris1794–1819Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
true
Sauceboat and Stand (one of a pair), from a Service Made for Pauline Bonaparte and Prince Camillo BorgheseMartin-Guillaume Biennais (French, 1764-1843) Probably designed after Charles Percier (French, 1764-1838) and Pierre François Léonard Fontaine (French, 1762-1853) Paris1794–1819Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
true
Candelabra (one of a pair), from a Service Made for Pauline Bonaparte and Prince Camillo BorgheseMarked by Martin-Guillaume Biennais (born France, 1764–1843) Probably after designs by Charles Percier (born France, 1764–1838) and Pierre François Léonard Fontaine (born France, 1762–1853) Paris1794–1819Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
false
Warming Dish (one of a pair), from a Service Made for Pauline Bonaparte and Prince Camillo BorgheseMarked by Martin-Guillaume Biennais (born France, 1764–1843) Probably after designs by Charles Percier (born France, 1764–1838) and Pierre François Léonard Fontaine (born France, 1762–1853) Paris1794–1819Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
false
Pair of Platters, from a Service Made for Pauline Bonaparte and Prince Camillo BorgheseMartin-Guillaume Biennais (French, 1764-1843) Paris, Francec. 1794-1819Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
false
Double Salt (one of a pair), from a Service Made for Pauline Bonaparte and Prince Camillo BorgheseMartin-Guillaume Biennais (French, 1764-1843) Probably designed after Charles Percier (French, 1764-1838) and Pierre François Léonard Fontaine (French, 1762-1853) Paris, Francec. 1794–1819Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
false
The Pheasants from the "Verdures of the Vatican" SeriesDesigned by Jean Démosthène Dugourc (French, 1749–1825) Manufactured by Camille Pernon & Cie France, Lyonc. 1799Textiles
  • silk
false
HandkerchiefDesigned by William Hanson (English, active c. 1794) Engraved by Slack English, active c. 17941794Textiles
  • cotton_linen
  • metal
false
Neptune or L'Empire de la Mer (Neptune or the Empire of the Sea) (Furnishing Fabric)Possibly designed by Belorgé or Samuel Cholet (French, 1786-1874) Manufactured by Petitpierre et Cie. (French, 1790-1804) France, Nantesc. 1795Textiles
  • cotton_linen
  • metal
false
Plaque with Triumph of CybeleWedgwood Manufactory England, founded 17591794Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
SamplerRebekah Smith (born 1780/81) United States1794Textiles
  • silk
  • cotton_linen
false
DishDavenport Pottery and Porcelain Factories English, c.1793-18871794Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
PlateEdgar, Curtis and Co. English, 1793-1801 Bristol, England1793/1801Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
false
Cup and SaucerSèvres Porcelain Manufactory French, founded 1740 Painted by Etienne Leguay (French, 1762-1846)1792Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
Nutmeg GraterT. Phipps and E. Robinson London, Englandc. 1798/99Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
false
SamplerAnn Sellers (American, 1783-1870) United States, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia1793Textiles
  • silk
  • cotton_linen
false
BedcoverAttributed to Elizabeth Patterson Saltmarsh (American, 1740–1816), Abigail Patterson (American, 1743/44–1808), Lydia Patterson Pixley (American, 1745–1808), Martha Patterson Woodbridge (American, 1750–1801), Sarah Patterson Brown (American, 1753–1800), and Esther Patterson Marean (American, 1756–?) Union Township, Broome County, New York, United States1793-1810Textiles
  • wool
false
Plate ordered by Mr. Sudell (England)Sèvres Porcelain Manufactory (1756–present) Painted by Etienne Evans (French, active 1752–86) Gilded by Henri-Martin Prévost (French, active 1757–97) Sèvres, France1792Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
true
Plate ordered by William Beckford (England)Sèvres Porcelain Manufactory (1756–present) Painted by Jean-Baptiste Tandart (French, active 1754–1803) and Etienne-Henry Le Guay (French, active 1748–49, 1751–96) Sèvres, France1792Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
true
The Medley (Handkerchief)William Gilpin (English, 1724-1804) England1792/95Textiles
  • cotton_linen
  • metal
false