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.
| Object | Artist | Date | Department | Material family | On view |
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| Plate | Meissen Porcelain Manufactory German, founded 1710 Decoration in the style of Ferner or Meyer von Priesnitz | c. 1740 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Plate | Olérys and Laugier Manufactory French, founded in 17th century | c. 1740/50 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Harlequin with Bagpipes | Meissen Porcelain Manufactory German, founded 1710 Model by: Kändler, Johann J. German, 1706-1775 | c. 1740 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Harlequin Family Clock | Meissen Porcelain Manufactory German, founded 1710 Model by: Kändler, Johann J. German, 1706-1775 | c. 1740 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Seated Figure and Potpourri Vase | Chantilly Factory France, 1730-92 | c. 1740 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Snuff Box | Possibly the workshop of Pierre Fromery (Prussian, born France, 1644-1738) | c. 1740 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Glass Cooler | Olérys-Laugier Manufactory France, founded in 17th century | c. 1740/50 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Tea Caddy | Meissen Porcelain Manufactory German, founded 1710 | c. 1740 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Egg-Type Watch | Nicklaus Rugend German, 1585-1658 Augsburg, Germany | c. 1740 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Herring Dish | Dirk van den Bergh Netherlands, 18th century | c. 1740 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Goblet | Germany Attributed to Christopher Gottfried Schneider (German, early 18th century) | c. 1740 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| King Vulture | Meissen Porcelain Manufactory (1710–present) Modeled by Johann Joachim Kändler (born Saxony [now Germany], 1706–1775) Meissen, Electorate of Saxony (now Germany) | 1734 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Smallsword and Scabbard | Silversmith: John Berthellot (English) Cutler: Matthew Feesey (English, 1703-1769), London | 1744/45 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Panel | Possibly after Anna Maria Garthwaite (English, 1690–1763) England | c. 1744 | Textiles |
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| Dress Sword | Hilt: Portuguese or Spanish; blade: probably German | 1743 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Panel | Possibly after Anna Maria Garthwaite (English, 1690–1763) England, Spitalfields | c. 1738 | Textiles |
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| Panel | In the style of Jean Revel (French, 1684–1751) France | 1733/35 | Textiles |
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| Oil or Vinegar Cruet | Meissen Porcelain Manufactory (1710–present) Model by Johann Joachim Kändler (born Saxony [now Germany], 1706–1775) Meissen, Electorate of Saxony (now Germany) | c. 1737 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Secretary Cabinet | John Kirkhoffer (active Ireland, 1732–83) Dublin | 1732 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Sugar Caster with Cover (one of a pair) | Meissen Porcelain Factory German, founded 1710 Modeled by Johann J. Kandler (German, 1706-1775) | c. 1737 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Sugar Caster with Cover (one of a pair) | Meissen Porcelain Manufactory German, founded 1710 Modeled by Johann J. Kandler (German, 1706-1775) | c. 1737 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Panel | Design in the style of Courtois (French, active c. 1732–1733) France | 1732/33 | Textiles |
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| Pair of Casters | Paul de Lamerie English, born Netherlands, 1688-1751 London, England | 1732/43 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Panel | Design in the style of Courtois (French, active c. 1732–1733) France | 1732/33 | Textiles |
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| Panel | Design in the style of Jean Revel (French, 1684–1751) France | c. 1736 | Textiles |
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| Pepper Caster | William Fordham English, active 1725 London, England | 1731/32 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Tray | John Tuite English, active 1710-20 London, England | 1731/32 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Pascal Candlestick | Paris, France | 1731 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Gaming Set, Probably Made for the Russian Court | Du Paquier Porcelain Manufactory (1719–44) Vienna | c. 1735 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Chair | Attributed to Giles Grendey (born England, 1693–1780) London | c. 1735 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Plate | Du Paquier Porcelain Manufactory Austrian, 1718–1744 | 1730–35 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Covered Bowl | Du Paquier Porcelain Manufactory Austrian, 1718-1744 | c. 1735 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Plate | Du Paquier Porcelain Manufactory Austria, 1718-1744 | c. 1735 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Gaming Pieces | Du Paquier Porcelain Manufactory (1719–44) Vienna | c. 1735 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Oval Tureen | Du Paquier Porcelain Manufactory Austrian, 1718-1744 | 1730–35 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Bureau Secretary | Attributed to Giles Grendey (born England, 1693–1780) London | c. 1735 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Length of Woven Silk | Netherlands | 1730s | Textiles |
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| Console Table | Attributed to François Roumier French, 1701-1748 Paris, France | c. 1735 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Smallsword | French | 1740/50 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Crossbow | German | 1730/50 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Petticoat Panel | England | 1730-50 | Textiles |
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| Panel of Chintz for a Woman's Skirt | Made in India possibly for the Dutch or Latin American market | 1730-50 | Textiles |
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| Cravat End | Flanders, Brussels | 1730-50 | Textiles |
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| Panel | Possibly from a design by Jean Revel (French, 1664–1751) France, Lyon | 1730/35 | Textiles |
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| Panel | Design in the style of Jean Revel (French, 1664–1751) France | 1730/33 | Textiles |
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| Chair | Attributed to Giles Grendey (born England, 1693–1780) London | c. 1735 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Slab or Side Table | England Design attributed to William Kent (English, 1685-1748) | c. 1735 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Tea Bowl and Saucer | Meissen Porcelain Manufactory German, founded 1710 | 1730/35 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Two-handled Cup and Saucer | Meissen Porcelain Manufactory German, founded 1710 | c. 1735 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Tea Bowl and Saucer | Meissen Porcelain Manufactory German, founded 1710 | c. 1735 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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