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| Commemorative plate with portrait of General Paul von Hindenburg (1914) by Max Dasio for Rosenthal Porcelain at German Historical Museum. Berlin, Germany. | Commemorative plate of German artillery (1914) by Anton Hoffmann for Rosenthal Porcelain at German Historical Museum. Berlin, Germany. | Porcelain figure of WWI German infantry soldier using rifle as club (front view) (1914) sculpted by Karl Himmelstoss for Rosenthal in private collection. Germany. | Porcelain figure of WWI German infantry soldier using rifle as club (rear view) (1914) sculpted by Karl Himmelstoss for Rosenthal in private collection. Germany. |
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| Porcelain demitasse cup with image of WWI Iron Cross (1914) by Karl Rosenthal of Selb in private collection. Germany. | Souvenir porcelain plate from WWI (1915) at German Museum of Technology. Berlin, Germany. | WW I victory plates in Ford's The Mangoes. Fort Myers, FL. | Wilson Allies Tea Service with flags of WWI allies made by Wedgwood of England at Woodrow Wilson House. Washington, DC. |
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| Haviland china (1938) with FDR monogram given in the cause of peace by French soldiers maimed in WWI in Presidential Museum. Hyde Park, NY. | Toby jugs representing World War I Allied leaders (Woodrow Wilson, Louis Botha, Ferdinand Foch, Joseph Joffre) by Sir F. Carruthers Gould for Pottery-Wilkinson Ltd. at Museum of Edinburgh. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Toby jugs representing World War I Allied leaders (John French, King George V, Douglas Haig) by Sir F. Carruthers Gould for Pottery-Wilkinson Ltd. at Museum of Edinburgh. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Toby jugs representing World War I Allied leaders (John Jellicoe, Herbert Kitchener, David Beatty, David Lloyd George) by Sir F. Carruthers Gould for Pottery-Wilkinson Ltd. at Museum of Edinburgh. Edinburgh, Scotland. |
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| Toby jugs representing World War I Allied leaders (King George V & Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig) by Sir F. Carruthers Gould for Pottery-Wilkinson Ltd. at Museum of Edinburgh. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Toby jugs representing World War I Allied leaders (US President Woodrow Wilson with biplane) by Sir F. Carruthers Gould for Pottery-Wilkinson Ltd. at Museum of Edinburgh. Edinburgh, Scotland. | Yellow glass medallions for World War I memorial window for Corning Public Library (1930) by Frederick Carder of Steuben Glass at Corning Museum of Glass. Corning, NY. |
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