Artist: Pitcher With Lid ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (100)
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William Van der Slice Pitcher silver circa 1865
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Nellie Wright Allen - Pitcher Plants 1925 watercolor on paper Jersey City Museum
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Paul Gauguin - Still Like with Quimper Pitcher 1889 Oil on canvas, mount University of California, Berkeley Art Museum French
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Frank Duncan - Red Pitcher 1952 oil on canvas mounte Smithsonian American Art Museum American
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Pablo Picasso - Nude with a Pitcher 1906 oil on canvas The Art Institute of Chicago Spanish
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Manner of the Aischines Painter Pitcher glass 2nd century
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Adolphe Felix Cals - Still Life with a Cucumber and a Pitcher 1847 oil on panel Minneapolis Institute of Arts French
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Sevres Factory Pitcher with lid porcelain circa 1810
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Paul Gauguin - Wood Tankard and Metal Pitcher 1880 oil on canvas The Art Institute of Chicago French
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Pablo Picasso - Bull's Skull, Fruit, Pitcher 1939 oil on canvas Cleveland Museum of Art Spanish
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Anonymous Pitcher creamware circa 1800
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Bernard Palissy Pitcher with Lid pewter and tin-glazed earthenware 1692
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Staffordshire Factory Pitcher copper lustre circa 1800
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Anonymous Pitcher ceramic circa 1760
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Anonymous Gravy pitcher porcelain circa 1780
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Khlebnikov Pitcher silver lustre circa 1810
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William Moulton IV Pitcher silver circa 1800
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Wedgwood Factory Pitcher ceramic circa 1780
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APZ Painter Pitcher with trefoil mouth blown glass 2 - 4th century
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Staffordshire Factory Pitcher copper lustre ware circa 1825
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Anonymous Water pitcher blown glass 1820 - 1850
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Sevres Factory Pitcher sevres ware 1870
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R. Sterken Cream pitcher eggshell porcelain 1902 - 1906
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Anonymous Gravy pitcher (one of two - 1982.75.53-54) porcelain circa 1780
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Sevres Factory Pitcher with lid hard-paste porcelain 1839 - 1848
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Gerrit Brouwer Pitcher tin - glazed earthenware 1759
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Jacobus Pynacker Pitcher tin - glazed earthenware 1672
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Gustav Grunewald Blue cream pot or pitcher - Stiegel type glass circa 1767
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Bryce Brothers Cream pitcher non-lead glass circa 1880
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William Hart Cream pitcher silver 1810 - 1816
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Sevres Factory Covered pitcher hard-paste porcelain 1839 - 1848
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Aelbrecht Cornelis de Keizer Pitcher polychrome tin - glazed earthenware 1642
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Sevres Factory Milk pitcher with lid hard-paste porcelain 1839 - 1848
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Sevres Factory Small pitcher hard-paste porcelain 1839 - 1848
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Dominick and Haff Water pitcher silver, brass and copper circa 1879
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Gorham Manufacturing Company Pitcher Martele silver circa 1900
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William Ellis Tucker Pitcher porcelain with polychrome and gilt decoration circa 1830
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Jingdzhen (Ching-te Chen) Covered pitcher hard-paste porcelain with overglaze painting and gilding circa 1790
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Jingdzhen (Ching-te Chen) Covered pitcher hard-paste porcelain with overglaze painting and gilding circa 1790
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John Frederick Peto Still Life with Pitcher, Candle, and Books oil on canvas circa 1900
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Royal Copenhagen Factory Cream pitcher hard-paste porcelain circa 1785 - 1790
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Wood & Hughes Cream Pitcher with Hinged Lid silver circa 1845 - 1899
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Betty Woodman Rose Pillow Pitcher Glazed earthenware 1984
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Artist: Adolphe-Felix Cals Title: Still Life with a Cucumber and a Pitcher Date: 1847 Medium:
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Young Woman with a Water Pitcher, ca. 1660-67 Johannes Vermeer (Dutch, 1632-1675)Oil on canvas; 18
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Squat pitcher Pitcher; Barbotine Early Aegean, Minoan Bronze Age, Middle Minoan I Period, 2000-1800 B.C.
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Adams & Co. Water pitcher - Baltimore Pear pattern non-lead glass circa 1875
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Sevres Factory Covered pitcher (one of two - 1975.5.159a-b) hard-paste porcelain 1839 - 1848
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McKee & Brothers Water pitcher with Bellflower pattern pressed lead glass 1865 - 1875
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Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. Syrup pitcher glass 19th century
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Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. Cream pitcher sapphire blue, Stiegel type blown lead glass circa 1800
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Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. Pitcher glass 19th century
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Mount Vernon Glass Works Pitcher blown three-mold lead glass 1825 - 1840
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Gillinder and Sons Cream pitcher "Westward Ho!" pattern soda lime glass circa 1875
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Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. Cream pitcher small, sapphire blue, blown, three-mold, lead glass glass 1825 - 1830
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Canton Glass Works Water pitcher - Dahlia pattern non-lead pressed glass circa 1880
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William Ellis Tucker Pitcher floral decoration polychrome porcelain with gilt 19th century
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Pitcher Pitcher; Barbotine Early Aegean, Minoan Bronze Age, Middle Minoan I Period, 2000-1800 B.C. Greece,
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Pitcher, ca. 1835-1845 Made by American Pottery Manufacturing Company (Jersey City, New Jersey, 1833-1845)American; Made
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Gillinder and Sons Cream pitcher with lion pattern pressed non-lead glass circa 1875
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Jones, Shreve, Brown & Co., 1855-1858 George B. Jones, 1815-1875 Benjamin Shreve, 1813-1896 Pitcher United
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Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. Cream pitcher aqua green, South Jersey type free-blown non-lead glass circa 1800
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Bryce Brothers Water pitcher Buckle with Star pattern pressed non-lead glass circa 1875
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Artist: Edwin Bennet and William Bennet Title: Six-sided pitcher Date: 19th century Medium: pottery Dimensions:
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Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. Cream pitcher blown three-mold lead glass 1825 - 1840
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Artist: Gilles Peress Title: Untitled (woman holding pitcher) Date: 1994 Medium: gelatin silver print Dimensions:
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Pitcher Athenian Late Geometric II pitcher Greek Geometric Period 735-700 B.C. Ceramic Height: 16.1 cm
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Attributed to The Bird-and-Lozenge Painter Pitcher and lid Athenian Late Geometric IIa pitcher and lid
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Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. Pitcher Holly Band pattern pressed non-lead glass circa 1875
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Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. Pitcher purple-blue blown three-mold lead glass 1825 - 1840
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Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. Cream pitcher - clear with sapphire blue rim blown three-mold lead glass 1825 - 1840
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Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. Cream pitcher Holly Band pattern pressed non-lead glass circa 1875
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Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. Cream pitcher Peacock Eye and Gothic pattern pressed lead glass 1830 - 1845
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Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. Cream pitcher sapphire blue blown three-mold lead glass 1820 - 1840
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Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. Pitcher clear, with Diamond pattern on body blown three-mold lead glass 1820 - 1840
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Still Life with Apples and Pitcher, 1872 Camille Pissarro (French, 1830-1903)Oil on canvas; 18 1/4
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Polidoro Caldara Decorative Drawings (Pitcher, Helmet, Vase) pen and brown ink and opaque watercolor over black crayon 15th - 16th century
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Wedgwood and Sons Retailed by Richard Briggs "Longfellow" pitcher England, about 1880 Earthenware 15.87 x
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Paul Revere Pottery of the Saturday Evening Girls" Club, 1911-1942 Small pitcher Massachusetts, (Boston), about
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Polidoro Caldara Design for a Pitcher Pen and brown ink and brown wash ,black chalk, and white chalk or white opaque watercolor on faded blue laid paper 16th century
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Paul Revere Pottery of the Saturday Evening Girls" Club, 1911-1942 Small pitcher Massachusetts, (Boston), about
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Oinochoe
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Churchill & Treadwell, 1809-1819 Jesse Churchill, 1773-1819 Daniel Treadwell, 1791-1872 Pitcher 1813-14 Silver 23.1 cm
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Tiffany & Company, 1837–present Pitcher United States, New York, (New York), about 1875 Silver, copper,
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Pitcher Near Eastern, Anatolian, Phrygian Late Phrygian Period 699–600 B.C. Painted pottery Height: 30 cm
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Ebenezer Moulton, 1768-1824 Pitcher United States, Massachusetts, (Boston), 1811 Silver 21.0 cm (8 1/4 in.)
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Newell Harding & Co., 1851-1889 Newell Harding, 1796-1862 Francis Low Harding, about 1851-1889 Pitcher United
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William-Adolphe Bouguereau The Broken Pitcher oil on canvas 1891
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Animal effigy pitcher Santo Domingo Pueblo (Native American) United States, New Mexico, (Santo Domingo), about
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Handle of a Hydria or Pitcher Greek Archaic Period about 540 B.C. Bronze 12.8 cm
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Paul Revere II, American, 1734-1818 Cream pitcher 1795-1800 Silver H. 6 11/16 (17 cm); w.
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Pastoral Journey
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Black-Figure Olpe
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Artist: Paul Revere Title: Federal Style Tea Service Date: 1792 - 1793 Medium: silver Dimensions:
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Artist: Simon Vouet Title: Angel Holding the Vessel and Towel for washing the hands of
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Olpe
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Charles Émile Jacque, French, 1813-1894 Bust of a Woman, head on hand 1863 Pen and
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Artist: Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin Title: The Attributes of the Arts Date: 1766 Medium: oil on canvas
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Model vessel Egyptian New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, 1539-1292 B.C. Egypt Wood Height x diameter (max):
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Fragment of a relief-decorated bowl with an erotic scene Greek Hellenistic About 200–180 B.C. Ceramic:

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